One of our first customers was a large bearing manufacturer. We aren’t going to name drop, but we are very experienced in building bearing conveyors.

We use FlexLink flexible plastic & steel chain conveyors for most bearing conveyor applications. However, we also create unique solutions utilizing our roller conveyor and belt conveyor partners.

We handle light, medium, and heavy loads effortlessly. Thus making us ideal partners for any part of your process. Our bearing conveyor solutions excel in both manual and automatic assembly and test systems offering a safe and accurate transport and accumulation experience, even in harsh environments with coolants or chemicals.

Where do our solutions fit in?

What kind of applications have we tackled with our bearing conveyors? You name it – from grinding and honing systems to gun drilling and laser marking, the possibilities are endless!

Our bearing conveyor solutions are reliable, flexible, and deliver a “fit and forget” experience, thanks to our modular pallet systems, adjustable guide rails, buffer systems, gantry units, chain washers, diverse accumulation and elevation options, singulators, pick and place units, feeding equipment, and robotic solutions. We have something to offer every step of the bearing manufacturing process.

Our solutions are a proven investment, delivering the best ROI every time.

So, how does it work?

At Flex-Line, we understand that every process and plant is unique. That’s why, to begin the design process, you’ll have a conversation with our engineering staff to find the best solution for your specific challenges.

In order to tailor our services to your needs, we’ll need to know certain details, such as the product’s material, weight, and dimensions, production flow rate, accumulation expectations, placement and pick-off methods, and any processes the parts will go through. If you have a layout, or dimensions from point A to point B, please share them with us so we can create a layout specifically for you.

In some cases, we can send a sales engineer to your site for measurements and a face-to-face discussion. However, in most instances, we can gather enough information through emails, phone calls, or video calls to provide you with a quote.