Our Conveyor System Disposal Solutions
- Belt Conveyor Removal – All sizes and applications
- Chain Conveyor Disposal – Floor and overhead systems
- Roller Conveyor Dismantling – Gravity and powered
- Overhead Conveyor Systems – Monorail and power-and-free
- Specialized Conveyor Removal – Spiral, incline, accumulation
- Drive System Recovery – Motors, gearboxes, controls
- Support Structure Removal – Frames, supports, mounting
Conveyor systems form modern manufacturing and distribution facilities’ circulatory systems, moving materials throughout buildings with mechanical efficiency. When facilities upgrade, consolidate, or close, these extensive systems require removal. Bestcare Facilities Management specializes in conveyor disposal efficiently dismantling installations while maximizing value recovery.
Conveyor scope varies dramatically. Small operations might have simple 10-meter belts while large distribution centers feature kilometers spanning multiple floors. This variability demands flexible approaches scaled to project size and complexity.
Conveyor type influences removal approaches. Belt conveyors require careful motor-driven system and belt material handling. Chain conveyors involve heavy-duty components and lubrication systems. Roller conveyors incorporate numerous individual rollers and bearings. Overhead conveyors add elevated structure complexity requiring specialized access equipment.
Value recovery opportunities exist throughout projects. Motors, gearboxes, and electronic controls often retain significant resale value from relatively new systems. Structural components may find alternative application buyers. Even belt material can sometimes be repurposed.
Safety dominates removal. Systems distribute electrical and sometimes pneumatic or hydraulic power throughout their length. Rotating components create pinch points and entanglement hazards. Elevated conveyors present fall risks. Our certified technicians follow comprehensive safety protocols including lockout-tagout, fall protection, and proper access equipment use.
Removal sequence requires careful planning maintaining safety and efficiency. Overhead systems generally require removal from highest points downward using lifts or scaffolding. Floor-level systems can often be removed in convenient sections though weight and size may limit section length.
Environmental considerations guide processes. Belt materials vary from simple rubber to specialized compounds. These require appropriate disposal or recycling. Lubricants from chain systems need proper handling. Electronic controls fall under e-waste regulations.
Timing frequently drives projects. Facility closures create hard deadlines while upgrades allow flexible scheduling. Production requirements might necessitate removal during limited shutdown windows. Our project management scales resources to meet timelines.
Bestcare has removed conveyor systems from manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, food processing plants, airports, and commercial buildings across Kenya, with experience encompassing systems from meters to kilometers including simple straight-line to complex networked systems.
Floor and ceiling restoration often accompanies removal. Conveyors leave mounting patterns requiring repair. Overhead systems create roof penetrations needing sealing. Our restoration returns spaces to usable condition.
Choose Bestcare for professional conveyor system disposal. Our systematic approach, safety commitment, and value recovery focus make us the trusted partner for material handling system decommissioning.
