Aab Conveyors
Manufactures and installs conveyor systems and automation for industrial companies
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Aab Conveyors
AAB Conveyors manufactures standard and bespoke conveyor systems, including belt, modular, roller, stainless-steel and overhead conveyors. It also supplies conveyor ancillaries and provides installation, modification and automation services.
Its customers are industrial businesses, with applications across manufacturing, packaging, food processing and other industries. It sells conveyor equipment and project services, with standard products listed for purchase and bespoke systems specified to customer requirements.
AAB Conveyors Ltd was founded in 2014 and is based in Consett, County Durham, United Kingdom.
Product: Standard and bespoke conveyor systems, automation, installation and modification services for industrial operations.
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