Ongoing enhancements to conveyors and palletizers are creating a plethora of operational improvement opportunities for dairy processors.

Founded by William S. Gill in 1974, the company began manufacturing "flexible screw conveyors," a term coined by the company.

PFlow Industries announced it will be showcasing its vertical reciprocating conveyor (VRC) solutions at MODEX 2024, March 11-14, at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta, Ga. It will highlight its M Series 2-Post Mechanical Material Lifts that is ideal for almost any material lifting application.

Conveyors and palletizers are key components in an effort by dairy processors to enhance production efficiencies.

The motor employs a hardened anodized aluminum surface to offer machine designers a cost-effective hygienic option to stainless steel in medium- to heavy-washdown applications.

Conveyors move raw materials and finished products through a dairy plant. After filling, packages might travel to secondary packaging stations, to freezers, to warehouses and to pallets.

Conveyor systems and robotic palletizers, not people, are moving heavy packages around dairy plants. Robots grab cases and build pallets of dairy products destined for the load-out dock or the warehouse.

Cambridge Engineered Solutions (CES), a division of Cambridge International, has begun sales of DURAFLEX® EDGE, the next generation of open metal conveyor belting for dairy, meat, poultry and food manufacturers.