Do Dyno Conveyors offer any warranties on their conveyor systems? Yes, Dyno Conveyors offers warranties on our conveyor systems. The specific terms and duration of the warranty may vary depending on the system and its components. Details of the warranty will be provided as part of our quotation and contract. Check out our Warranty page for further information, or contact us to talk to our friendly team.
Where are Dyno Conveyors located? Dyno Conveyors’ main facility, including our fabrication, assembly and powder coating capabilities, is located in Invercargill, New Zealand. We also have offices in Auckland and Ashburton.
Does Dyno Conveyors offer training on how to operate and maintain their conveyor systems? Yes, Dyno Conveyors can provide training on the operation and basic maintenance of your conveyor system. This can be arranged as part of the installation process to ensure your team is familiar with the system and how to keep it running smoothly. Contact us to learn more.
Does Dyno Conveyors provide support and maintenance after installation? Yes, Dyno Conveyors offers comprehensive support and maintenance services after installation. We provide maintenance contracts and are available to assist with any queries or issues you may encounter to ensure the continued optimal performance of your system. Contact us to learn more.
We’re new to conveyors and don’t have on-site maintenance. Who should we use? We highly recommend our own DynoCare maintenance contracts as part of our complete conveyor solutions. This ensures you receive the best service, reliable system performance, and genuine, high-quality replacement parts when needed. We’re happy to provide maintenance even on older systems or conveyors not originally supplied by us. Contact us today for your maintenance needs – it’s a cost-effective way to prevent breakdowns and costly downtime.
Does Dyno Conveyors offer conveyor installation services? Yes, Dyno Conveyors provides comprehensive conveyor installation services. Our experienced project managers organise and supervise installations, ensuring a seamless and easy process for you. This is discussed during the initial consultation to allow for proper planning. We work collaboratively with contractors and also send our own skilled team members to oversee and guarantee the systems are installed perfectly and functioning correctly. Contact us to learn more about Dyno’s capabilities and processes.
Are Dyno Conveyor systems compliant with New Zealand safety standards? Yes, Dyno Conveyors provides comprehensive conveyor installation services. Our experienced project managers organise and supervise installations, ensuring a seamless and easy process for you. This is discussed during the initial consultation to allow for proper planning. We work collaboratively with contractors and also send our own skilled team members to oversee and guarantee the systems are installed perfectly and functioning correctly. Contact us to learn more about Dyno’s capabilities and processes.
What factors should I consider when choosing a conveyor system? When choosing a conveyor system, it is important to consider factors such as the type of materials being conveyed, the required throughput, the layout of your facility, elevation changes, environmental conditions and your budget. Our consultants can help you evaluate these factors to determine the optimal system for your needs. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
Can Dyno Conveyors modify or extend an existing conveyor system? Yes, Dyno Conveyors can often modify or extend existing conveyor systems. Our team can assess your current setup and propose solutions to adapt or expand it to meet your evolving needs. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
In what materials are the rollers Dyno offers made? Dyno Conveyors offers rollers in a range of materials to suit different applications, such as galvanised steel for durability, stainless steel for corrosion resistance, plastic for lighter loads and specific environments and aluminium for lightweight strength. Our consultants will recommend the most appropriate roller material based on factors such as load capacity, material being conveyed and environmental conditions. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
What are the benefits of using a conveyor system from Dyno Conveyors? Using a conveyor system from Dyno Conveyors can improve efficiency, reduce manual handling, streamline processes and optimise material flow within your operation. Our systems are designed for reliability and longevity, offering a cost-effective solution for your business. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
Can Dyno Conveyors integrate their systems with existing warehouse automation? Yes, Dyno Conveyors can design systems that integrate with your existing warehouse automation. Our design team will work to ensure compatibility and smooth operation with your current equipment. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
Can Dyno Conveyors provide conveyors for inclined, declined, or vertical applications? Yes, Dyno Conveyors can design and manufacture conveyors for inclined or declined applications. These systems often incorporate features such as cleats or high-grip belts to ensure materials are conveyed securely at the required angle. We also offer vertical solutions to optimise space and material flow in multi-level environments. Our engineering team excels at working with diverse space constraints and specific site requirements to develop the most efficient conveying system for your needs. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
What industries do Dyno Conveyors typically work with? Dyno Conveyors partners with a wide range of industries. Our systems are adaptable for diverse applications, including manufacturing, warehousing, logistics, and food processing, serving sectors such as the fruit, meat, and dairy industries, amongst others. Contact us to discuss your specific industry requirements.
What types of conveyor systems do Dyno Conveyors offer? Dyno Conveyors provides a variety of conveyor systems, and our consultants will discuss your specific needs to recommend the most suitable type for your application. This could include gravity roller conveyors, powered roller conveyors, belt conveyors or other specialised systems. Contact us to explore the options available.
Can Dyno Conveyors make conveyor rollers longer than 1200mm? Yes, we can manufacture conveyor rollers of any length. However, we generally advise against lengths exceeding 1200mm due to the potential for the tube and shaft to bow, which can affect performance and load capacity. Therefore, we don’t typically advertise or provide load ratings for rollers longer than this. Contact us to discuss any specific requirements or custom roller inquiries.
Does Dyno Conveyors offer conveyor belts as part of their systems? Yes, Dyno Conveyors can incorporate conveyor belts into our systems as required for your application. Our consultants can discuss the different types of belting available and recommend the best option for your materials handling needs. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
What specific types of conveyor rollers does Dyno Conveyors offer? Dyno Conveyors offers a variety of specialised rollers to meet different conveyor system needs. These include motorised rollers, grooved rollers, tapered rollers, drum rollers and troughed rollers. Our consultants will recommend the most suitable roller type based on your specific application and material handling requirements. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
Does the conveyor frame IF affect the roller shaft length? Yes, the Inside Frame width (IF) of a conveyor affects the roller’s shaft length (SL), especially for rollers with a female thread at the ends. In such cases, the shaft length needs to be exactly the same as, or 0.5mm shorter than, the IF to allow proper bolting without bending or twisting. The OBL of the roller still remains 3mm less than the IF to prevent rubbing. Our standard shaft length is 30mm longer than the OBL, providing a 15mm extension on each end for secure placement within the frame. Custom shaft lengths are available upon request. Check our online article to learn how to accurately measure roller length and diameters.
Is the conveyor frame IF the same as the roller OBL? No, the inside frame width (IF) of a conveyor is different from the roller’s Over Bearing Length (OBL). At Dyno, we recommend a 3mm clearance between the OBL and the IF. This prevents the roller bearing from rubbing against the frame, reducing unnecessary wear on both components. This clearance also allows for quick and easy roller replacement. For example, a 450mm IF conveyor will typically use a 447mm OBL roller. Check our online article to learn how to accurately measure roller length and diameters.
What is conveyor IF (Inside Frame width)? Conveyor IF stands for Inside Frame width. As the name suggests, it’s the distance between the inner sides of the conveyor frames. For example, an Ezyroll Gravity Conveyor with a 450mm IF will have an overall width of 500mm due to the 25mm side frame flanges. Remember this when planning conveyors for tight spaces to ensure a proper fit. Check our online article to learn how to accurately measure roller length and diameters.
What is roller OBL (Over Bearing Length)? The OBL of a conveyor roller refers to its Over Bearing Length, measured from the very end of one bearing to the end of the bearing on the opposite side. This differs from the roller tube length because the bearings extend a few millimetres beyond the tube, depending on the bearing type. Understanding OBL is important for correct conveyor roller selection and replacement. Check our online article to learn how to accurately measure roller length and diameters.
What information should I provide when requesting a quote for a conveyor system? When requesting a quote, it is helpful to provide information such as the type of materials to be conveyed, the desired throughput, the distance and path the materials need to travel, any elevation changes, details of your existing facility layout, and any specific requirements or constraints you may have. Contact us to talk to our friendly team about your project.
Why is design such a significant part of the conveyor system process? Design is a critical stage in the conveyor system process as it ensures the system will operate efficiently and effectively within your specific environment and meet your unique requirements. Thorough design minimises potential issues during installation and operation, ultimately saving time and costs. Contact us to learn more about our design process.
Can Dyno Conveyors design a custom conveyor system for my specific needs? Yes, Dyno Conveyors specialises in designing custom conveyor systems. Our process involves a thorough understanding of your requirements, limitations, and goals, which may include a site visit. Our design team will then develop a system tailored to your unique application. Contact us to know more about our custom conveyor systems.
How does the conveyor project process work? Once we connect and understand your conveyor needs, we’ll determine if a dedicated project manager is required. Simpler systems or smaller conveyor orders may not need one, as our factory manager oversees progress, collaborating with consultants, design and supply teams. For larger systems or those with our installation, a specific project manager will take over from the consultants and manage the project to completion. They’ll coordinate with design, supply chain, production, and installation teams, keeping you updated and managing any changes with the consultants. Contact us with any questions about our project process or installation services.
What is the typical lead time for a Dyno Conveyor system? The lead time for a Dyno Conveyor system can vary depending on the complexity and customisation involved. After the initial consultation and design phase, we can provide a more accurate estimate, taking into account design time, procurement of parts, fabrication and assembly. Please contact us if your project timeline is critical.
How can I get a quote for a conveyor system from Dyno Conveyors? To get a quote for a conveyor system, please contact us by phone or email, or use our website contact form. One of our consultants will discuss your needs in detail and guide you through the process. Providing as much information as possible about your requirements will help us prepare an accurate quotation.
What will happen if I want to buy a Dyno Conveyors system? When you contact us, our friendly consultants or customer team will respond and ask detailed questions to understand your needs, limitations, and goals. This might involve a site visit for a thorough understanding. Based on this, we’ll recommend a solution or design a custom system during the concept stage, ensuring it integrates well with your existing setup. For complex projects, we’ll conduct initial design checks. Once the contract is signed, a project manager will oversee the design phase, a crucial step that can take a significant portion of the project timeline. Next, we procure high-quality parts from our trusted suppliers in New Zealand and overseas. Fabrication and powder coating occur in our on-site facility, followed by assembly. Most systems undergo factory acceptance testing (FAT), including test runs and pre-wiring if we handle the electricals. After quality checks, the system is dispatched to you. If installation is agreed, our technicians will be on-site, working with our team or contractors for an efficient and high-standard installation. Finally, your system will be operational. We also offer maintenance contracts with quarterly check-ups for those without on-site engineers. Contact us for advice or to discuss your conveyor system needs and improve your efficiency.
