Inefficient Material Flow Disjointed processes or manual transfers between workstations create delays and bottlenecks.
High Work-in-Progress (WIP) Accumulation of unfinished products between stages due to poor flow management.
Ergonomic Issues Manual lifting and repetitive movements for transferring items between processes can lead to worker fatigue and injury.
Limited Automation Inability to connect automated machinery or robotic cells due to a lack of integrated transport.
Space Constraints Difficulty in fitting continuous flow systems into existing production layouts without disruption.
Lineage achieves 75% faster container unloading with Dyno Conveyors Lineage, a major global distribution and cool storage company, faced a significant operational hurdle at the Port of Timaru branch. Handling a diverse range of international imports - from frozen meat and dairy to horticulture - meant their container unloading process was constant and demanding. Their traditional methods were no longer meeting the requirements of a high-volume site, prompting them to seek a solution that could keep pace with their local growth. To find a system that was truly fit for purpose, Lineage partnered with Dyno Conveyors. Read more
33% faster packing with less staff fatigue for Leeston Seeds Leeston Seeds Ltd is a seed cleaning and treatment specialist just south of Christchurch. Seeds are dressed to screen out weeds and other unwanted matter before being packed in bags and loaded in containers for distribution. Treatment of some lines to prevent fungi, and pests is undertaken. This improves seed quality for clients to ensure healthy crop yields for grasses, cereals, peas and brassicas. Read more
HamiltonJet steers heavy-duty foundry operations with Dyno Conveyors HamiltonJet is a long-standing name in New Zealand manufacturing. Founded by Bill Hamilton at Irishman Creek and operating from their Christchurch site since the 1940s, the company controls the entire production process for its world-renowned water jets - from raw aluminium ingot through to final assembly. In the foundry, where sand moulds are formed and cast, the team ran into a very practical problem. These moulds can weigh up to half a tonne, and the way they were being handled was putting strain on people and equipment alike. Add in the dust and grit of the foundry environment, and the existing setup was being pushed well beyond its limits. Looking for a solution that could handle the weight and survive the conditions, HamiltonJet turned to long-time partner Dyno Conveyors. Read more
Würth automates warehouse dispatch with ZPA powered roller conveyors Würth New Zealand, a leading supplier of fixings, fastenings and chemicals to automotive, construction and engineering industries, faced a significant challenge when moving into their new Christchurch facility. With a larger building footprint and higher-capacity racking than ever before, their traditional manual conveyor systems simply wouldn't cut it. Looking for a partner who could deliver a modern, efficient solution, Würth turned to Dyno Conveyors - a company they'd successfully worked with before. Read more
Optimising carton flow for packhouse record-breaking seasons at DMS Progrowers Dyno Conveyors collaborated with DMS Progrowers to improve their carton handling, transforming manual processes into automated, on-demand systems that supported a record-breaking kiwifruit and avocado season. Read more
Cultivating efficiency with a custom conveyor solution Skybury Farms, a leading grower of red papaya and coffee in Far North Queensland, Australia, found themselves facing a pretty unique challenge. Papaya, unlike mainstream commodities, needs highly specialised handling systems not readily available “off-the-shelf”. Wanting a partner who truly “got it”, someone who could understand their niche and deliver a custom solution, Skybury turned to Dyno Conveyors to help bring their packing facility up to speed. Read more
Zeagold Foods cracks packing challenges with custom Dyno system Dyno Conveyors alleviated Zeagold Foods' congested packing area and ergonomic strain by implementing a custom conveyor system, significantly enhancing health and safety, and boosting productivity for their daily handling of hundreds of thousands of eggs. When handling about 650,000 eggs every day, even small inefficiencies can create big problems. That's exactly what Zeagold Foods, one of New Zealand's leading egg producers, discovered in their Otago packing facility. Staff were crammed into a congested workspace, constantly twisting and lifting heavy boxes in ways that raised health and safety concerns. “By putting in the Dyno conveyor system, we've been able to take that pressure away,” explains Paul Askey from Zeagold. What began as a staff welfare challenge became an opportunity for transformation when Dyno Conveyors stepped in with a custom solution that created a safer and more productive workplace. Read more
Dyno is solving packhouse challenges with a tailored approach for Panmure Orchards Cherry and nectarine producer Panmure Orchards collaborated with Dyno to enhance safety and efficiency in their packhouse, implementing a rotating table for cherry punnets and revamping their nectarine production line. Read more
