Ashland Conveyor Products, a ProVeyance company, manufactures conveyor systems and components in the United States. Since 1978, it has supplied conveyor products and engineering support to customers ranging from small distribution centers and local manufacturers to large North American distribution and fulfillment operations.
ProVeyance GroupFrom its Holland, Ohio operation, ProVeyance Group makes conveyor systems and components for package and material handling, while also providing custom tube fabrication through its Ashland and Woodsage companies. Woodsage’s ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing operation processes more than 3,000 miles of tubing annually and produces over one million steel tube parts each month. Ashland adds a distinctive systems capability, including its modular RigidPro and flexible ProFlex powered conveyors.HOLLAND, OH
Power Pack Conveyor CompanySince Earl Henry Ensinger founded it in 1929 as a coal-equipment repair shop in Collinwood, Ohio, Power Pack Conveyor Company has grown into a long-standing manufacturer rooted in hands-on engineering and craftsmanship. Its Willoughby operation now occupies a 48,000-square-foot factory, where the company builds conveyor systems and supports customers with in-house manufacturing and direct technical help.WILLOUGHBY, OH
Arrow Conveyor Equipment, IncSince 1958, Arrow Conveyor Equipment, Inc. has designed and supplied conveyor systems and related equipment to move products through production lines. Based in Webster, New York, the company also supports existing systems with spare parts and technical service, helping manufacturers simplify material and container handling across industries from food and beverage to pharmaceuticals. Its work includes custom-engineered conveyor solutions as well as specialized equipment such as can stackers.WEBSTER, NY
InnoveyanceInnoveyance designs and manufactures American-made conveyor and material-handling systems, with particular depth in the corrugated box industry and heavy end-of-line work. The company has served more than 40 years across hundreds of corrugated companies and thousands of box plants, engineering complete flows from bundle handling through palletizing rather than supplying disconnected equipment. Its Mitchell, Indiana operation also fabricates equipment in-house with CAD and CNC machinery and provides installation, replacement parts, and ongoing support.CLEVELAND, OH