Conveyor Systems Limited, Custom built for a clean room

hsssearch.com

Click to visit sponsors web site

Home

Latest Newsletter

Articles

Products & Services

Companies

Advertisers Area

Link to us

Exhibitions

Affiliate Links

Other Publications

Contact

Get Your Free Magazine Here

Get your free copy today!


	What next? Request further Information visit web site Send to friend Conveyor Systems Limited company's profile

Click to visit http://www.windsorkomatsu.co.uk

Click to visit sponsors web site

Click to visit http://www.healthandsafety07.co.uk

Custom built for a clean room
April 1st 2008

A leading multi-national pharmaceutical company who had previously worked with Conveyor Systems Ltd (CSL), has awarded the company a contract to design and build an inspection and packaging belt conveyor to operate in a clean room environment, handling small phials containing cancer drugs.

CSL designed a custom built slimline, stainless steel belt conveyor with FDA approved green belting.

Measuring just over 4m long x 200mm wide and fitted with a control panel, the conveyor has variable speed control (10-15m per min) to provide for flexibility in operation.

To assist in detailed inspection and hand packing of the very small phials, the conveyor was designed with a smooth enclosed underside to enable operatives to be seated close to the conveyor. Product is conveyed through inspection, tamper-proof sealed and accumulates at the end of the conveyor to be removed and placed into special packaging.

More articles from Conveyor Systems Limited:

Mixed salad machines integrated (1st August 2008)

Langmead Farms, supplier of quality salad products, constantly reviews its processes to provide the best quality products in the most cost effective and efficient way. Having installed stateof- the art baggers, check

From Conveying

Bread rolls on CSL conveying system (1st February 2008)

Conveyor Systems has designed an end of line conveying system for the packaging of various sized bags of flavoured bread rolls into cartons and plastic supermarket trays.

From Products

Energy-efficient move for hospital supplies (1st October 2007)

As part of the modernisation strategy developed by NHS National Procurement to streamline the way supplies are ordered, stored and delivered to hospitals across Scotland, a 100 000ft2 NDC was planned to operate as a c

From Conveying

No sick bays mean richer pickings (1st October 2007)

Conveyor Systems has completed a storage and handling system for NHS National Procurement that maximises storage areas and optimises order picking and fulfilment

From Products

Spiral solution for drinks business (1st June 2007)

When Diageo decided to make changes to its packaging lines at Shieldhall, Glasgow, it awarded the contract to Conveyor Systems. CSL's spiral conveyors are fitted with an inverter as standard both to allow speed variat

From Conveying

CSL makes a hit with Universal Music (1st April 2007)

The consolidation of order picking operations at the Universal Music Group distribution centre at Kingston, Milton Keynes has been successfully completed by Conveyor Systems. The new £400,000 upgraded system involved the inte

From Conveying

Spiralling into control (1st April 2006)

When Diageo decided to make changes to its packaging lines, the contract went to material handling specialist, Conveyor Systems. This was for the supply of powered roller/diverter units and two spiral elevators to transport sealed cases of 6/12 bottl

From Conveying

CSL chute to fill at Chivas (1st April 2006)

When whiskey producer, Chivas, needed to increase hand picking rates and create more ergonomic picking positions at its Newbridge plant, it turned to Conveyors Systems Limited (CSL) to provide a solution.

From Conveying

Controlled case flow (1st February 2006)

As a preferred supplier to foodservice distribution company, Pauleys, Conveyor Systems was contracted to modify two existing lines and provide a new materials handling system to coincide with the extension of an existing mezzanine floor.

From Conveying

On the case of improved bottle flow (1st December 2005)

To increase handling efficiency and the flow of cases from a case erector located on a mezzanine, down to a manual packing station in its bottling hall, William Grants & Sons Distillers has appointed the services of Conveyor Systems Limited (CSL).

From Conveying

CSL nails handling requirements (1st October 2005)

In the past Wolf Systems used a forklift to move one tonne pallet loads of boxed metal roofing nail plates from production to a warehouse 100m away. Now Conveyor Systems has provided a solution that saves on energy and labour, reduces forklift travel

From Conveying

CSL feeds security system (1st October 2005)

Conveyor Systems Limited has been awarded a contract to design and supply a handling system to transport stacks of plastic tote trays through an automatic security wrapping system.

From Logistics distribution

Safe, controlled tote box flow (1st February 2005)

Conveyor Systems has recently reviewed the order picking process at Robert Lee (London) and provided a system that increases efficiency and reduces staff movements within the restricted space available.

From Conveying

Robust, compact, simple to operate (1st December 2004)

Following the introduction of a mezzanine at Pauleys, the national food service distribution company, Conveyor Systems Limited (CSL) supplied and installed a compact spiral conveyor, which is robust, reliable and simple to operate.

From Conveying

Packaging waste removal (1st December 2004)

Following the successful installation of integrated order picking/packing lines at Pauleys of Corby, Conveyor Systems Limited (CSL), was approached to provide packaging waste removal from the order picking face.

From Conveying

Packaging waste removal (1st October 2004)

Following the successful installation of integrated order picking/packing lines at Pauleys of Corby, Conveyor Systems Limited (CSL), was approached to provide packaging waste removal from the ordering picking face.

From Conveying

Modular high speed switch sorter (1st April 2004)

Offering enhanced versatility with bi-directional (left/right) 45 sortation, CSL has introduced a new modular high speed, pneumatically operated switch sorter. Requiring minimum space between conveyed products, the compact design contributes to optim

From Conveying