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Precision-engineered
custom food conveyors
and processing equipment

Designed around your process and production environment. From individual conveyors and modifications to complete processing lines - designed, manufactured and installed by our UK engineering team.

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40+ Years Engineering Experience

UK Design & Manufacturing | EN1090 | In-house Fabrication | Installation & Commissioning | Nationwide Support

Understanding the challenges
facing modern food production

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Downtime & Efficiency

Improve product flow, remove bottlenecks and reduce production interruptions.

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Food Safety & Compliance

Design equipment around cleaning regimes, washdown and food safety requirements.

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Waste & Product Loss

Move fragile, sticky, frozen, raw or cooked products without compromising quality.

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Maintenance

Automate repetitive handling and design for easier maintenance and long-term reliability.

From a single conveyor to a complete processing line

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Bespoke stainless-steel conveyors engineered around your product, throughput, hygiene requirements and available space.

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CUSTOM FOOD
CONVEYORS

Automated handling, stunning, modules and drawer systems designed around efficiency and bird welfare.

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LIVE BIRD HANDLING

Modify existing lines, integrate new equipment or engineer complete systems around your production process.

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ENGINEERING & INTEGRATION

Got a production
or conveyor
challenge?

 

You don't need to have the solution worked out before talking to us.

Send our engineering team a photograph, drawing, existing layout or simply describe what you're trying to achieve. We'll take an initial look at the requirement and discuss the possible approaches.

SEND US YOUR CHALLENGE.

No drawings yet? That's fine — start with a conversation or send details. Send an email to one of our engineers and we'll get right onto it.

EMAIL AN ENGINEER

WHAT ARE YOU TRYING TO DO?

  • Install a new conveyor

  • Modify an existing line

  • Connect existing equipment

  • Improve throughput or product flow

  • Develop a complete processing line

  • Something unusual

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One Team. From survey through to installation, servicing and maintenance.

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Site Survey & Requirements

Understanding the process, site and constraints.

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Design, CAD, Project Management

Develop the solution in CAD around real site conditions.

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Manufacturing & Build

Fabricate and assemble equipment in-house.

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Installation & Commissioning

Coordinate installation, testing and commissioning

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Support, Servicing & Spares

Servicing, maintenance and spare parts throughout its working life.

Problems we've helped food processors solve

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How do you feed five packing lines from multiple spiral freezers?

Bakery/Structural

Elevated access platform with centralised system control

An integrated conveyor system and access platform provided controlled distribution from multiple freezer outputs into five packing lines.

An integrated conveyor system and access platform provided controlled distribution from multiple freezer outputs into five packing lines.

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How do you transfer frozen product directly into packing?

Seafood Processing

Direct feed from freezer to packing to reduce handling

A bi-directional conveyor was engineered between freezer and packing operations to reduce manual handling.

A bi-directional conveyor was engineered between freezer and packing operations to reduce manual handling.

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How do you increase throughput when there's no more floor space?

Poultry

Continuous product flow from processing to packing

A bespoke overhead conveyor system utilised previously unused vertical space to maintain continuous product flow through a restricted production area.

A bespoke overhead conveyor system utilised previously unused vertical space to maintain continuous product flow through a restricted production area.

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Planning a conveyor project?

Download the Wrightfield 47-point site survey checklist 

See the same areas our engineers consider when assessing a conveyor or processing-line project.

The checklist covers areas including:

  • Existing equipment

  • Product and throughput

  • Hygiene requirements

  • Factory layout

  • Access and installation

  • Utilities and services

  • Operator requirements

  • Cleaning and maintenance

  • Future expansion

From the first conversation through to installation, you'll deal with people who understand food processing equipment, engineering and the practical realities of installing equipment into working factories.

Would you like to speak to someone? Call 01379 872800.

Talk to people who understand engineering.

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Poultry Processing Line

Complete conveyor system for high-volume poultry processing facility. Hygienic design with easy-clean features and automated integration.

Stainless steel construction​

Automated weighing integration

High-speed processing

Downloads & Resources

Helpful resources for engineers, plant Managers and operational teams

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47-point
Survey Checklist

Providing National Coverage of Conveyor System Design, Manufacture, Installation, Servicing and Spares
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Custom Vs Off-the-shelf
Food Conveyors

We are proud to support a diverse range of loyal customers who rely on our expertise and innovative solutions to drive their success.
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Integration Into An Existing Line

This certificate attests that all procedures for the execution and surveillance of welding works are implemented.
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Engineering & Design FAQs

The most efficient food conveyor system available in the world
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Specialist Technology Where The Project Needs It

Wrightfield combines its own engineering and manufacturing capability with specialist processing technologies from selected equipment partners.

Partnering with industry leaders

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Liftvrac

Flightless incline conveying

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Turatti

Fresh produce processing

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MHS

Slicing and portioning

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Gamma-Wopla

Tough poultry drawers

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our products and services

  • Yes. Wrightfield designs and manufactures custom food conveyor systems at our engineering and manufacturing facility in Eye, Suffolk. Keeping design, fabrication and assembly in-house gives us greater control over quality and allows conveyors to be engineered around the specific product, process, factory layout and hygiene requirements of each project.

  • Yes. A new conveyor does not always mean replacing an existing line. Wrightfield can design conveyors and modifications to integrate with existing machinery, processing equipment and factory layouts. A site survey can help identify available space, transfer points, heights, access, throughput requirements and potential integration issues before the system is designed.

  • Yes. Wrightfield can engineer anything from an individual conveyor or modification through to a complete integrated processing line. This can include conveyors, platforms, access systems, processing equipment, controls and automation. Where specialist equipment is required, this can also be incorporated into the overall line design.

  • You don't need to have a complete specification before contacting us. Initial information such as the product being conveyed, required throughput, start and finish points, available space and the purpose of the conveyor is usually enough to begin a discussion. Photographs, sketches, drawings or factory layouts are helpful where available, and for more complex projects we can carry out a site survey.

  • Yes. For projects where site conditions, existing equipment or integration requirements need to be understood, our engineers can visit your facility and carry out a detailed site survey. This can consider dimensions, access, product flow, hygiene, services, operator requirements, maintenance access and other factors that could influence the final design.

  • Yes — we can provide ongoing servicing and maintenance to keep your systems operating efficiently and reliably.

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Ready to discuss your project? Contact us today for a consultation

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