Stop shovelling. Start saving.
Shovelling is where your labour budget quietly disappears. A conveyor moves raw material in and finished compost out with almost no hands on it — and in composting, labour is the cost that matters most. We build six types, and we’ll tell you honestly which one your plant actually needs.
Every plant moves material differently — layout, height, distance and material all change the answer, so we build all six. Each one is part of the same end-to-end system as our screening machines, engineered to move every particle with zero wastage and no shovelling.
Lifts raw dung or screened compost up to a hopper, a bagging point or a higher machine. The workhorse of most plants.
Brings finished compost down from the machine to ground level, bagging or storage — without a single shovel.
Moves material horizontally across the plant floor. Ideal for linking two machines or feeding a packing line.
Compact and enclosed. Fits tight layouts, contains dust, and handles both wet raw material and dry finished compost.
V-belt drive for heavier continuous loads on an upward run. Built for plants that never stop.
V-belt drive on the downward run. Controlled, steady discharge at high volume.
Straight from our workshop and our customers’ plants — no stock clips.
Screw conveyor in action
Incline belt conveyor with side rollers
Screw + incline belt conveyors, workshop
Maharaja-2 with incline conveyors, complete system
| For Maharaja | ₹80,000 |
| For Samrat | ₹1,00,000 |
| 10 feet | ₹1,00,000 |
| 15 feet | ₹1,50,000 |
| 20 feet | ₹1,90,000 |
Our newest machine turns screened compost into uniform, free-flowing granules — the format buyers pay a premium for. Supplied with a dedicated input conveyor system engineered to feed the disc at a steady rate.
These are not thin sheet-metal machines. Every unit is built on heavy structural channel using Tata and Jindal steel — the kind of build that runs for a lifetime, not a season.
Structural channel frame, Tata & Jindal steel. Built to run for a lifetime.
Occasional greasing is all it needs. Maintenance videos are on our YouTube channel.
In composting, labour is the biggest cost by far. Cutting it — not electricity — is what makes you money.
Reliable CG motors throughout, in single-phase or three-phase to suit your connection.
Tell us your machine, your layout and how far material has to travel. We will tell you which conveyor makes sense — and whether you need one at all.