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A concept site for a conveyor maker. The hero is a working 3D sorter, and a fit check turns a product's size and weight into the right conveyor.

Drover Conveyor Co.

Drover Conveyor Co. concept homepage, first screen
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The design

Drover Conveyor Co.

Conveyor systems and material handling

TypeTanker, Chivo

A live 3D sorter sends lettered cartons down the line until they spell KEEP IT MOVING.

01

A sorter that spells

Cartons come down from a mezzanine and sort into two lanes. Click a box to make it hop, drag to look around.

02

Fit check

Enter size, weight and output. The 3D stage rebuilds with the right conveyor and lights the rollers under the product.

03

Parts search

Instant part search with drawings, 3D files and guides for the maintenance team.

What a conveyors website needs

The parts that turn visits into calls, whichever design you like.

1

Show systems moving

Conveyors are about flow. Motion explains them better than any photo.

2

Help buyers pick

Size, weight, speed and environment point to the right conveyor type.

3

Layouts

Straight, curves, merges and mezzanines. Buyers need to see their floor.

4

Parts and support

A searchable parts catalogue brings customers back every month.

Conveyors websites: questions we get

What should a conveyor company's website include?

Conveyor types with specs, a fit or sizing tool, layout examples, controls and integration, installation, parts and support.

Can the website include a parts catalogue?

Yes. Instant search with drawings and manuals keeps maintenance teams ordering from you.

How do we show custom systems online?

Layout animations and project stories. The Drover concept morphs plans between common layouts.

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