One of the largest automotive suppliers relies on GOESSLING-Quality.
Once again, GOESSLING delivers its well proven conveying technology to Mexico for a client that already has multiple conveyors in operation around the world. For the disposal and separation of stamping scrap from manufacturing car bodies, the client relies on the quality and good experience with GOESSLING again.
The objective here was to sort and dispose aluminum and steel scrap from a total of six steel presses. GOESSLING designed and manufactured eight Hinged Belt Conveyors with a combined length of 130 meters, a partition of 125 mm and an effective width of 1,025 mm. The sidewalls are specially designed for sheet metal scrap. The precision sidewalls of the steel hinged belt and the machined steel bar on the belt frame create a hermetical seal around the circulating curbs and drive chains of the conveyor. Additionally, the material is kept within the effective conveying width and material jams are prevented. The Hinged Belt Convey or is equipped with robust, low maintenance technology.
The conveyor started running in June, this year. During this project, GOESSLING was able to strengthen the good relationship to the client and is looking forward to exciting future projects.
As we kick off the new training year, we are excited to welcome eight motivated young talents to our team:
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From October 21 to 24, 2025, it’s that time again: Blechexpo in Stuttgart opens its doors
