DynaCon: The Modular Conveyor Line That Started It All

Dynamic Conveyor was founded on a simple but powerful idea: conveyors should be able to adapt as a manufacturers needs change. In the late 1980s, the founder of Dynamic Conveyor, Curt Chambers, envisioned a conveyor built from injection-molded plastic sections that customers could easily configure, extend, shorten, and reconfigure as their operations evolved. That forward-thinking concept became the foundation of the company and the driving force behind the DynaCon conveyor line.

Today, 35 years later, DynaCon remains a testament to the power of designing equipment with the future in mind.

An Idea Built Around Flexibility

When the DynaCon product line was introduced, it challenged the conventional approach to conveyor design. Rather than forcing manufacturers to adapt to a fixed system, DynaCon was designed to adapt to the manufacturer.

Its modular construction works much like building blocks. Components can be added, removed, rearranged, or repurposed as production requirements change. Whether a facility needs a longer conveyor, a new incline section, a different layout, or additional accessories, DynaCon provides the flexibility to evolve without requiring a completely new system.

That adaptability has helped manufacturers respond to changing products, facility expansions, automation initiatives, and shifting production demands for decades.

Built to Adapt. Built to Last.

Flexibility may have sparked the idea behind DynaCon, but durability is a big part of what has made the product line successful for 35 years.

Some original DynaCon conveyors have been operating in the field for more than 30 years, continuing to deliver reliable performance long after their initial installation. That longevity reflects the value of durable, low-maintenance equipment designed to keep pace with changing manufacturing needs.

The modular approach means customers often do not have to start over when requirements change. Instead, they can build upon an existing investment, modifying and expanding conveyor systems to meet new challenges while maintaining the reliability they have come to depend on.

It’s proof that a well-designed conveyor is more than a piece of equipment. It’s a long-term asset that continues delivering value year after year.

Designed for Real Manufacturing Challenges

Over the years, DynaCon has grown into a comprehensive conveyor platform capable of serving a wide variety of applications and industries. Systems can be configured as flat conveyors, vertical conveyors, or Z-style incline conveyors, allowing manufacturers to create solutions tailored to their specific processes and facility layouts.

The lightweight yet durable polycarbonate construction offers portability without sacrificing strength. Conveyor modules are available in a wide range of lengths and widths, and a variety of accessories can be incorporated to meet unique application requirements.

Equally important, DynaCon was designed with low total cost of ownership in mind. The ability to reconfigure existing systems, combined with durable components, simplified maintenance, energy-efficient motor packages, and easy installation, helps manufacturers maximize the value of their investment.

Proven by Customer Success

A&F Souvenir, a leading manufacturer of customer souvenir products, operated a DynaCon conveyor for more than 30 years before upgrading their system. Rather than replacing equipment that had failed, they were building on a conveyor that had delivered decades of reliable performance. It’s a powerful example of the durability, low-maintenance design, and long-term value that have defined the DynaCon product line since the beginning. Read how A&F Souvenir upgraded a 30-year-old DynaCon conveyor while improving productivity and reducing waste.