Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In a can plant, conveyors control speed, spacing, and orientation while moving cans down the line. By keeping cans stable through every transfer, they set up each machine to run at its best!
A few examples from our sister company, Canline Systems:
- Elevators & Lowerators – vacuum systems that maintain can stability during vertical transitions
- Tight Transfer Belts (S570) – engineered to eliminate dead plates and reduce tipped cans during tight infeed/outfeed transfers
- Mass Air Conveyors – high-velocity air systems for rapid movement of lightweight cans and cups
When conveying is engineered correctly, every downstream process benefits.
Which types of conveyors do you enjoy working with the most?
#CanMaking #CanMakers #Conveying #IPS #Canline
In a can plant, conveyors control speed, spacing, and orientation while moving cans down the line. By keeping cans stable through every transfer, they set up each machine to run at its best!
A few examples from our sister company, Canline Systems:
- Elevators & Lowerators – vacuum systems that maintain can stability during vertical transitions
- Tight Transfer Belts (S570) – engineered to eliminate dead plates and reduce tipped cans during tight infeed/outfeed transfers
- Mass Air Conveyors – high-velocity air systems for rapid movement of lightweight cans and cups
When conveying is engineered correctly, every downstream process benefits.
Which types of conveyors do you enjoy working with the most?
#CanMaking #CanMakers #Conveying #IPS #Canline
