Conveyor systems
Plastic chain, aluminum and stainless steel conveyors — plus spirals, alpines and grip conveyors for when the floor space runs out.
Conveyor systems
Plastic chain conveyorsAluminum conveyorsStainless steel conveyorsConveying solutionsVertical & space-saving
Spiral conveyorsAlpine conveyorsSide grip conveyorsTop grip conveyorsComponents & parts
Modular componentsChains & slide railsAccessories & traffic controlSpecialty equipmentFood & beverage
Food & beverageBakeryWine & spiritsLife sciences
PharmaceuticalBeauty & healthcareOpticalIndustrial
AutomotiveMachined componentsElectronicsTobaccoDistribution
E-commerce distributionPackaged goodsPaper goodsAll industriesSpiral conveyors
A compact, continuous-flow spiral that carries up to 50 lbs per linear foot — and gives you back the floor space a conventional incline would have eaten.
Explore spiralsConveyor systems
Plastic chain, aluminum and stainless steel conveyors in six standard widths — configured to your product, your throughput and your floor plan.
See the rangeUL 508A panel shop
Electrical design, PLC programming, HMI and SCADA — assembled to UL 508A in our own shop, using the component brands your plant already standardises on.
Inside our controlsSystem integration
Single component or entire plant — designed, simulated, built, factory-accepted and commissioned by the same team.
How we integrateHygienic design
Stainless beams with drainage channels, stainless fasteners and shafts, welded or strip-assembled — built to survive frequent, aggressive cleaning.
Stainless conveyorsWho we are
CarryLine conveyor equipment, automated conveyor systems and integration. Since 2003 we have solved some of the industry's toughest handling and automation challenges.
CarryLine USA, a division of Innovative Manufacturing Services, Inc., provides system integration and automation, material handling equipment, electrical controls and technical services for manufacturers across a wide range of industries. Our solutions are available throughout the United States, Canada and Mexico.
Our South Central Kentucky facility is a 20,000-square-foot stocking center for components, a build center for conveyors and complete systems, and a factory acceptance testing floor. The people who quote your project are the people who build it.
"We Convey Excellence" in all that we do. Let us help you meet your ROI goals by providing the best value for your investment dollars.
1963
Where it started
CarryLine AB invented the plastic side-flexing chain conveyor in Kungälv, Sweden.
2003
Engineering since
Two decades of engineered handling and automation solutions across the USA.
20,000ft²
Build & test center
Stocking, assembly and factory acceptance testing in Glasgow, Kentucky.
UL 508A
Certified panel shop
Every panel is built and tested to the standard before it leaves the floor.
What we do
Most plants buy conveyor from one vendor, controls from another and integration from a third. We do all three, which is why the handoffs don't fail.
Plastic chain, aluminum and stainless steel conveyors — plus spirals, alpines and grip conveyors for when the floor space runs out.
Electrical controls design, PLC programming, HMI screen development, custom SCADA and field service — built around Allen-Bradley, Siemens, Omron and more.
Chains, slide rails, aluminum profiles, brackets, guide rails and traffic control accessories — stocked in Kentucky, shipped fast.
Spiral conveyors
The CarryLine spiral is a compact vertical solution built from standard components and a special chain design. We customize the infeed and discharge heights and lengths around your material handling path.
Some models need less than three feet of manufacturing floor space — so you get an efficient conveyor and reclaim real estate for everything else.
Controls
Our controls engineers develop the advanced, integrated control units that keep every material handling process moving. We make sure all the components in your handling or automation system are fully compatible — ensuring reliability, productivity and safety.
We design and build to the specific requirements of Underwriters Laboratories, meeting the UL 508A guidelines every time, using the component brands you require: Allen-Bradley / Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Omron, Mitsubishi and Automation Direct.
Industries served
From clean-room catheter packaging to snuff cartons moving at speed, we have solved the handling problem before.
CarryLine USA designed a top of the line, first of its kind double helix spiral conveyor. CarryLine USA allowed me to collaborate with the design closely and was responsive to my feedback, unlike other companies I've worked with in the past. The spiral conveyor has been in continuous operation for over 2 years now and we still haven't had an issue, which I think speaks for itself.
I've been more than pleased with our CarryLine conveyor. They provided us with a cost competitive solution for pallet transfer in a difficult line layout. The system was also very easy to retrofit when our layout changed earlier this year. I highly recommend CarryLine conveyor and will continue to look for opportunities to use them in the future.
Happy to report the dual spiral conveyors are performing flawlessly during acceptance testing, and at the customer site. Your team delivered the equipment as promised, and exceeded our expectations on delivery. We sourced multiple other spiral conveyor manufacturers and they all declined to accept the project due to the complexity and level of difficulty. This project would not have been possible without the creativity and unique design solutions by CarryLine USA.
Support
Fifteen series, filterable by category, material and chain width — each with its specs, catalog PDF and 3D CAD model.
Download CAD models for every CarryLine series so you can drop real geometry straight into your layout.
CarryLine equipment is supported across the United States, Canada and Mexico through our partner network.
Insights
We design in 3D with SolidWorks — so you see the real footprint, and we catch the clashes before anything is cut.
Minimum centerline diameters of 2.62 ft, seven chain styles, and configurable helical tiers — what actually makes a spiral work for you.
The smaller spiral footprints occupy less than three feet of floor — and ten industries are already using them to reclaim their plants.
Send us your product size, throughput target and floor plan. Our engineers will come back with a layout, a footprint and a number.