Our Philosophy

"There Are No Problems…

…Only Challenges."

A standard conveyor model is often the right starting point, but real facilities rarely offer standard loads, elevations, transfer points, or footprints. ACSI engineers and manufactures modified-standard and custom conveyor equipment when the application requires something beyond a catalog configuration.

Custom work can include dimensional changes, non-standard speeds, special elevations, accumulation-zone layouts, color matching, belt or roller selections, guarding, supports, and factory provisions for connection to surrounding equipment. The ACSI distributor coordinates the overall system, controls, integration, and installation.

Custom Conveyor Capabilities
  • Match existing system colors and documented finishes
  • Adjust standard widths, lengths, elevations, and supports
  • Provide equipment configured to interface with surrounding conveyors
  • AutoCAD® layout drawings included with order
  • Engineer from approved sketches, prints, and application data
  • Offer verified belt and component options for washdown or demanding environments
  • Provide non-standard speeds, accumulation zones, guarding, and accessories
Applications We SupportFulfillment · Warehousing & Distribution · Manufacturing & Assembly · Food & Beverage Packaging · Automotive & Heavy Industry · Retail & Parcel Handling
Engineered Around the Application

When a Standard Conveyor Doesn’t Fit.

A custom conveyor should solve a defined material-handling constraint. Start with the load and process requirement, then choose the conveyor technology and modifications that support it.

Non-Standard Loads & Dimensions

Irregular products, unusual centers of gravity, soft bottoms, drums, pallets, wide cartons, and limited support surfaces can require different belts, rollers, centers, frame widths, or guarding than a standard configuration.

Footprint, Elevation & Transfers

Existing columns, mezzanines, workstations, aisle clearances, floor elevations, and direction changes may require custom lengths, supports, inclines, curves, turntables, transfers, or low-profile equipment.

Accumulation & Product Flow

Zero-pressure and minimum-pressure zones, release sequencing, stops, merge points, work areas, and staging requirements affect the selected ACSI conveyor family and the factory provisions supplied for distributor controls.

Retrofits & Facility Expansion

When new conveyor equipment must connect with an existing line, ACSI can manufacture the approved interface dimensions and equipment options. The distributor verifies the complete layout and handles field integration and installation.

From Requirements to Equipment

How a Custom Conveyor Project Moves Forward.

The most useful starting information is practical: what is moving, how it is supported, where it must go, and what the surrounding process requires.

Step 1
Define the Unit Load

Provide product dimensions, minimum and maximum weight, bottom condition, orientation, throughput, desired gaps, and any accumulation or contact restrictions.

Step 2
Document the Layout

Identify elevations, available footprint, obstacles, transfer points, operating environment, duty cycle, and equipment immediately upstream and downstream.

Step 3
Select & Manufacture

ACSI and the distributor review the application, select or modify the appropriate conveyor family, and confirm the equipment to be manufactured for the distributor-led system.

What ACSI providesACSI manufactures the conveyor equipment and approved factory options. The distributor is responsible for system integration, controls beyond the supplied equipment scope, installation, and commissioning.
Automated Conveyor Systems, Inc.

U.S. Conveyor Manufacturer.

Automated Conveyor Systems, Inc. manufactures custom engineered conveyor equipment in West Memphis, Arkansas for applications with specific load weights, layouts, elevations, speeds, accumulation requirements, interfaces, and operating environments.

Ready to Start?

Tell Us Your Challenge.

Send the unit-load information, layout, throughput, elevation, and operating requirements. ACSI will review the equipment application with your distributor.