Cablevey Conveyors

Vacuums too noisy?
Consider a quiet mechanical conveying system (read more)

Aeromechanical "rope" hanging you up? (read more)

Conveying Nuts Gently Equals More Dollars

Lets’ face it, when you’re handling nuts of any kind, minimizing imperfections is paramount. You have to shell the nuts, sort and grade them, process and finally package them. All that handling requires conveyors that are gentle, dust-free, and easy to clean/maintain. Tubular drag cable conveyors meet all of those requirements.

The right conveyor keeps profits from crumbling along the production line

People like their Rice Krispies crisp, their Frosted Flakes flaky, and where would Cap’n Crunch be without his signature crunch?

For cereal manufacturers, coffee bean and tea purveyors, and dozens of other food makers, keeping their food products whole and free of outside co... (read more)

How to Convey Tea:

A Drag That's Not a Drag

A first-hand account on how tubular drag conveyors are changing the nature of tea processing. (by Karl Seidel)

This article appeared in the June 2008 issue of Tea & Coffee Trade Journal - The International voice of the tea and coffee industries since 1901 (read more)

Pneumatics breaking your valuable materials?
For Gentle Conveying take a look at our Tubular Drag Conveyor (read more)

IT has been rumored for nearly a decade that the Food & Drug Administration is going to require feed manufacturing facilities to be able to trace back ingredients in four hours, but adding to the pressure is customers’ desire to know where their products came from in case of a recall, which requires more from today’s manufacturers. (read more)

Cablevey is long-established as one of the leading suppliers of conveyors for whole bean and ground coffee. The flexibility of its technology is demonstrated by equipment for two completely different types of product - whole bean coffee and cocoa nibs (read more)

Tubular Drag Cable Conveyors – changing the way friable dry pet & animal food is moved - to avoid compromising your materials (read more)

The coffee “industry” is large and in constant flux. One “State of the Industry” article regarding coffee processing each year cannot possibly capture all the current best practices within a roasting facility. Also, describing a particular roasting process doesn’t necessarily tell you the story of how well the coffee is processed. (read more)

Hilltop Ranch Inc., Ballico, Calif., is a family-owned almond processing corporation that processes 50 million pounds of almonds each year. Recently, industry changes made it necessary for owners David and Christine Long to modify their processing operation. While planning plant modifications, they decided to replace open belt conveyors with dust-free equipment. (read more)

Upgrading your roasting plant is tricky business. On the one hand, the advantages of upgrading are always very palpable before any new equipment acquisitions are made. (read more)

Operators at Hamilton Ranches Inc. can’t help but feel a bit nutty. That’s because they spend their days processing pecans and walnuts. The family-owned company, based in Visalia, Calif., dehydrates about 750 dry tons of walnuts per day, but its main focus is on cracking, shelling, and processing pecans. (read more)

Almondco Australia of Renmark in South Australia, as part of an upgrade of its processing facilities, has installed five Cablevey conveyor systems. AF Systems is US-based Cablevey Conveyors’ local partner for the distribution of the “soft and gentle” tubular drag conveyor. (read more)

A pet food manufacturer installs tubular drag cable conveyors in a new processing line to increase production and reduce operating costs. (read more)

Innovations Keep Food Processing Conveyors Flexible Luckily for food manufacturers, conveyor technology has not stood still. A number of vendors have introduced innovations this year that move the technology that moves your products. (read more)

Production woes? Friable Materials Breaking? Consider a gentle mechanical conveying system. (read more)

Cablevey conveyors gently move thru an enclosed tube without the use of air. Systems can convey up to 1240 Ft/³ (35 M3) / 49,420 lbs. per hour. Think Cablevey - "The Gentle Way to Convey" (read more)

Easy does it:
Almondco installs Cablevey conveyors

Almondco Australia of Renmark in South Australia, as part of an upgrade of its processing facilities, has installed five Cablevey conveyor systems. AF Systems is US-based Cablevey Conveyors' local partner for the distribution of the "soft and gentle" tubular drag conveyor. (read more)

Cablevey Conveyors has systems installed in a Hamilton Ranches Inc. (pecans and walnuts), Almondco Australia (almonds), Hilltop Ranch Inc. (almonds) and a variety of major US food production plants for companies including PPG Industries, Syngenta, Monsanto, Pan American Grain (rice), Maxwell House (coffee), Folgers (coffee), Kraft (tea), Mars (pet care), Pioneer (grain), Hales Ales Brewe... (read more)

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Cablevey Technology

• Uses No Air to Convey
• Low Horsepower
• Gentle on Materials
• Self-Cleaning
• Multiple Inlets and Discharges
• Food Grade
• Quiet Operation
• Automatic...

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Cablevey conveyors gently move thru an enclosed tube without the use of air. Systems can convey up to 1240 Ft/³ (35 M³) / 49,420 lbs. per hour. Powders, chunks, flakes, pellets, parts, shavings, crumbles, granules, fluff, regrind and dust can be ha... (read more)