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Dorner Mfg. Corp.
Dorner’s low profile aluminum and stainless steel conveyors offer amazing reliability and delivery. Dorner's complete line of conveyors offers special capabilities including adjustable angles, magnetic and vacuum conveyors, timing belts, lift gates, pivot conveyors, backlit and metal free conveyors.
Dorner’s new QWIK conveyor provides the ability to quickly and easily change the conveyor’s length or curve configurations in 15° increments to meet line changes.
Built to order conveyors ship in as few as 3 days.
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Dorner Manufacturing is taking the most flexible conveyor platform on the market to new heights by launching a Z-Frame for its QWIK Conveyor 5200 Series. The new frame allows end users in the industrial, automation and packaging industries to quickly and easily change product heights on QWIK conveyors without conveyor-to-conveyor transfers.
When it comes to versatility — nothing beats Dorner’s 2200 Series Conveyor.
Designed for light- to medium-duty applications, the 2200 Series now comes with a new feature to better accommodate cooling and draining applications — a perforated bedplate.
It’s truly the best of both worlds.
Dorner Manufacturing is now offering a new belting system for its AquaPruf family of sanitary conveyors to better accommodate customer demands, while further reducing conveyor downtime for cleaning at change over or during sanitation.
There are enough hidden dangers out on the plant floor to worry about — your conveyor system shouldn’t be one of them.
The new 5200 Series QWIK Conveyor system from Dorner Manufacturing comes with a completely contained belt. This innovative design feature greatly improves worker safety by eliminating catenary sag and reducing pinch points of the belt as it moves around the pulley and along the frame.
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Dorner - Sturgis Tool & Die
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| There may be nothing more frustrating for an assembler installing a lefthanded
part, only to later learn that it was designed to fit a right-hand application.
This mistake not only slows production from the need to backtrack and make
time-consuming corrections, but can also unfairly reflect negative perceptions on
a company’s craftsmanship.
That’s why Sturgis Tool & Die, a manufacturer of precision-engineered
left- and right-handed parts for a variety of industries, goes to great lengths in
ensuring its parts stay in their respective groupings. And two proprietary,
dedicated Dorner conveyors manage that process. |
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Dorner Shows Auto Parts Manufacturer “How Low You Can Go"
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| Low profile conveyors have been used in tight spaces, under equipment, in equipment or under conveying systems to move parts and scrap for years. But for some manufacturers, the guardings, curtains and safety devices on their equipment prevent the use of standard low profile conveyors. |
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