West River builds special-designed conveyor fabrications like chutes and guarding…

to accommodate your unique application. We have built a wide variety of special, custom items that include conveyor chutes, conveyor guarding, conveyor frames, conveyor pulley and coupling covers, and more. With the use of our Overland Conveyor bulk material handling software program, we are able to design belt systems with the latest technical advancements to any specification. If you need an unusual piece of equipment, West River Conveyors is your solution.

Alignment-Free Conveyor
With Special Guarding
48BW Alignment-Free
Conveyor and Take-Up
With Guarding
Special designed 48BW
Glide Bed Tail Section

Custom Overland and Underground Mining Conveyor Equipment

OVERLAND CONVEYORS

OVERLAND CONVEYORS

Cost-effective solutions for hauling aggregates like sand and gravel over long distances.

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UNDERGROUND CONVEYORS

UNDERGROUND CONVEYORS

Improve mining operations with custom conveyors that are tested for safety and reliability.

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PARTS

PARTS

An online inventory stocked with gearboxes, fluid couplings and other parts ready to be shipped.

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CONVEYOR BELTS

CONVEYOR BELTS

Avoid unplanned downtime and injuries that can arise from worn out conveyor belts.

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Your belt drive is the core power source behind your mining conveyor system. It delivers the torque, stability, and force needed to keep tons of material moving every hour. But read more »