Do it yourself
Your own team surveys the line and fills in the template.
- Full control over planning and scope
- Requires time and a good level of part knowledge
- We process the data and deliver the QR tags
With a partner
A local specialist surveys the line and applies the tags.
- Experienced surveyors who know conveyor parts
- Tags applied on site, ready to scan
- Service contract to keep condition data up to date
Implementation
The implementation process
- 1
Choose your scope
Pick the lines and part categories you want to survey. More categories take more time, but give you more control.
- 2
Line survey
Every part is recorded in the template with its MCID, position, OEM data, supplier data and condition.
- 3
Data processing
We validate the list, link documentation and load everything into MyConveyor.
- 4
Tag application
Each conveyor gets its own MCID QR tag. From then on, anyone can scan it.
Category
Part categories you can include
You choose which part categories we survey and secure. The more categories you select, the more time the survey takes, and the more control you get over your parts.
Start with the template
The import template uses the same columns as the MyConveyor CSV export, so your data can go straight into the platform.
- Motor drives, drum drives
- Bearing houses
- Conveyor chain, roller chain, rubber belts, timing belts
- Drive, return and idler sprockets
- Return components and wearstrips
- Side guides, corner tracks
- Rollers
- Sensors
- Pneumatics
- Drive shaft, return shaft, idler shaft
- Engineered plastics
See it on a real conveyor
Scan a tag from our demo line, or get in touch to discuss what MyConveyor can do for your plant.