Define the Product
Record dimensions, weight, bottom surface, center of gravity, orientation, temperature, and any product-contact or damage concerns.
Compare industrial conveyor families, accessories, and engineering resources for unit-load and pallet-handling applications.
Start with a conveyor family, explore compatible accessories, or open the engineering resources and complete catalog PDF.

Slider bed, roller bed, live roller, and motorized roller conveyors for flat horizontal transport.

FTC, 190RBI, and SPC models for elevating or declining product between levels.

Turntables, transfers, diverters, plows, stops, and traffic controllers.

Skate wheel and roller gravity lines from light duty through super-heavy-duty.

Supports, gates, wheel rails, turntables, curves, and ceiling hangers.

Compare pallet transport, accumulation, staging, transfer, and turning options across medium- and heavy-duty conveyor families.

Net lift charts, belt pull calculations, curve sizing, box tumbling diagrams, and more.

Standard and custom color options for all ACSI conveyor systems.

Complete specifications, dimensions, engineering data, and ordering information for all models.
The conveyor name is only the starting point. Reliable selection begins with the load, movement, operating conditions, and complete system requirements.
Record dimensions, weight, bottom surface, center of gravity, orientation, temperature, and any product-contact or damage concerns.
Identify horizontal runs, elevation changes, curves, transfers, workstations, access points, and the space available.
Document speed, throughput, starts and stops, accumulation, routing, orientation changes, controls, and upstream or downstream interfaces.
Separate normal indoor service, non-abrasive dust, oil or grease, and wet-product drainage. Direct washdown, chemicals, outdoor exposure, corrosion, hazardous areas, freezers, and temperature extremes require engineered application review.
Start with these common questions, then use the family pages for model-level comparisons and application details.
Start with the product dimensions, weight, bottom surface, orientation, required path, throughput, accumulation needs, operating environment, and available layout. The ACSI Conveyor Selection Guide organizes those factors by conveyor type.
Powered conveyors use a motorized belt, rollers, or chains to move products and can provide controlled speed, routing, or accumulation. Gravity conveyors rely on slope or manual force and can suit simple transport, staging, and workstation flow.
Yes. ACSI manufactures standard catalog conveyor models and custom-engineered conveyor equipment. The application determines whether a catalog configuration, modification, or custom solution is appropriate.
ACSI manufactures conveyor equipment. ACSI distributors and system integrators help with application review, controls, system integration, installation, and support for complete material-handling systems.
Share the product and load data, throughput, movement, layout, controls, and operating conditions. ACSI manufactures the equipment, and our distributors provide system integration and installation.