Smart Conveying · Smarter Manufacturing
Intelligent Overhead Conveyor Systems
Engineered EMS and Power & Free solutions for modern production lines
- EFFICIENCY
- FLEXIBILITY
- RELIABILITY
- SMART MANUFACTURING
- 15+ Years
of Engineering - Custom
System Design - Project-Based
Delivery - Global
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Conveyor Solutions Built Around Your Workflow
From EMS to Power & Free, we deliver overhead conveying systems that optimize your production flow, improve efficiency and adapt to your manufacturing needs.
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EMS Overhead Conveyor
Electrified monorail systems for precise, flexible production
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Power & Free Conveyor
Accumulation, buffering and routing flexibility
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Customized Conveyor Systems
Tailored solutions for diverse industrial applications
More Efficient · More Flexible · More Possibilities
Smarter Material Flow. More Flexible Production.
HITREE designs and delivers overhead conveyor systems that enable accumulation, routing flexibility, line balancing and seamless integration with automated production, helping you reach higher efficiency and greater manufacturing agility.
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Industries We Serve
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Automotive
Complete conveying solutions for automotive production lines
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General Manufacturing
Flexible systems for diverse manufacturing needs
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Surface Treatment
Reliable conveying for coating, painting and surface processes
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Warehousing & Logistics
Material handling for storage and distribution
FAQ
Overhead Conveyor Questions
Short answers to what plant and project engineers ask us most when planning an EMS or power and free line.
What is the difference between an EMS conveyor and a power and free conveyor?
An EMS (electrified monorail system) uses individually driven carriers on a rail, so each carrier can change speed, stop and route on its own. A power and free conveyor uses a continuously running power chain that carriers engage and release, which gives low-cost accumulation and buffering on long lines.
Which industries use overhead conveyor systems?
Overhead conveyors are used in automotive body and assembly shops, paint and surface treatment lines, general manufacturing, appliance production, and warehousing and distribution centers.
What information is needed to quote an overhead conveyor project?
Send the plant layout, product size and weight, required throughput in units per hour, process stations, and any buffering or lift and lower requirements. Our engineers use these to propose a route, carrier design and control concept.
Can an overhead conveyor be added to an existing production line?
Yes. Overhead systems use space above the floor, so they are often retrofitted into existing plants. We survey the building structure and plan installation in phases to keep production running.
Planning a New Production Line?
Let our engineers design the right conveyor solution for your application.
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