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Excel not shy
January 1st 2007

The tremendous diversity of bespoke materials handling solutions being presented by Excel Automation on stand 17R150 at this year's IMHX exhibition will highlight the company's extensive proven in-house engineering skills in creating effective handling schemes, from designing and building modular conveyor systems to major turnkey projects, often undertaking assignments that others shy away from.

The main feature on the stand will be the inductive powered transfer (IPT) system demonstrating the versatility and core benefits this technology brings to the handling market.

Also featured on stand 17R150 is Excelvayor, an underbelt powered roller conveyor developed by Excel Automation.

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