Conveyor support frames
Fabricated legs, cross-members and braced frames configured around the conveyor layout, working height and equipment mounting points.
A conveyor line needs a supporting structure that fits the equipment, the floor layout and the way materials move through the facility. Each frame, bracket and connection has a role in bringing that arrangement together.
Elite Structures works on conveyor frames and supporting steel assemblies for industrial handling applications. We define the fabrication scope around your drawings, equipment interfaces and site requirements, so the structural work fits the wider system.
Define the steelwork package around your conveyor equipment and the connections it needs.
Fabricated legs, cross-members and braced frames configured around the conveyor layout, working height and equipment mounting points.
Side frames and supporting assemblies for roller conveyor sections, with connection details coordinated around the specified roller arrangement.
Base plates, brackets and bolted connections that bring individual sections together and interface with adjacent equipment.
A clear brief helps coordinate the supporting steelwork with the conveyor supplier, project team and installation requirements.
Share the conveyor type, material being handled, equipment loads, overall layout and required working height. Identify access needs and constraints around the line.
Align frame dimensions, mounting holes, base connections and section joints with the equipment drawings. Agree material and finish requirements before fabrication.
Confirm the agreed fabrication and inspection scope, section sizes for transport, and delivery sequence. Coordinate site assembly responsibilities with the project team.
Send an existing drawing or describe the requirement. These details help us understand the scope and identify what needs to be clarified.
Start an Enquiry ↗Looking for a complete conveyor system? Specify that in your brief so the steelwork, mechanical equipment, drives and controls can be scoped separately.