Founded by Thomas Ammeraal in 1950, Ammeraal Beltech designs, manufactures, fabricates, and services process and conveyor belts. The company grew from an innovative baking belt developed for extreme operating conditions into a global belting business, now part of the AMMEGA Group, with more than 3,000 employees and products available in over 40 countries.
YONGLI BeltingFounded in 1989, YONGLI Belting manufactures light-duty conveyor belts and develops custom plastic belting solutions for industrial applications. The company handles production and fabrication in-house, with global production sites in China and the Netherlands and customers in more than 60 countries. Its belts can be tailored through specialized fabrication and application-specific features, reflecting more than 35 years of belting experience.GROVE CITY, OH
ContibeltFor more than 25 years, Contibelt has made custom stainless-steel conveyor and process belts that transport products while transferring heat or cold through demanding industrial production lines. The company pairs engineering know-how in continuous processes with worldwide support and also repairs and maintains steel belts, including equipment it did not supply. Its belts are used in applications ranging from food processing to wood-fibreboard production, with specialized designs for conditions such as freeze-drying temperatures down to −50°C.STRONGSVILLE, OH
IntraloxIntralox develops conveyor belts and automated conveyance equipment, with a particular signature in patented Activated Roller Belt technology for sorting and handling difficult product flows. Its solutions serve food processors, manufacturers, and logistics operations, backed by direct service in more than 100 countries and a global network of assembly centers. The company holds more than 2,300 patents in force worldwide and ships over 12,500 orders each month.HANOVER, MD
Shingle BeltingShingle Belting is an independently owned, family-owned American manufacturer that traces its roots to the LH Shingle Company, founded in 1919. Rennie Keating and her father, Jack, purchased the business in 1980, and Rennie—who has worked there since 1976—continues to lead it as president and owner. From its King of Prussia facility, the company develops application-based belting solutions for industrial customers while maintaining in-house engineering and fabrication capabilities.KING OF PRUSSIA, PA