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Alfacon Solutions is taking on additional system integrators to provide their ETO conveyors and list tables. John Murdoch, CEO of Alfacon Solutions, the leader in engineered-to-order and custom conveyor, lift, and materials handling solutions, is setting up times to schedule one-on-one meetings with system integrators at MODEX 2018 in Atlanta, GA from April 9-12. To set up a meeting time, go to: alfaconsolutions.com/meet-us-modex/.

Alfacon Solutions' installations are supervised by a professional project manager coordinating installation teams to ensure completion within agreed timeframes and budgets. It is important for production to function without a hitch during the transition between systems. Performing installation tasks as efficiently as possible minimizes down time, saving time and money.

Alfacon Solutions is experiencing extraordinary growth and expanding their dealer network. John Murdoch, CEO of Alfacon Solutions, the leader in engineered-to-order and custom conveyor, lift, and materials handling solutions, is setting up times to schedule one-on-one meetings with dealers at MODEX 2018 in Atlanta, GA from April 9-12. To set up a meeting time, go to: alfaconsolutions.com/meet-us-modex/.

Alfacon Solutions, the leaders in engineered-to-order and custom conveyor, lift, and materials handling solutions, will present an educational seminar at MODEX 2018 called Adaptive Conveying on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM in Theater I. The presentation will provide attendees an overview of a configurable conveying solution and how to integrate conveying solutions into automated vehicles. The primary advantages and disadvantages of each type of solution will be discussed.

Alfacon Solutions' installations are supervised by a professional project manager coordinating installation teams to ensure completion within agreed timeframes and budgets. It is important for production to function without a hitch during the transition between systems. Performing installation tasks as efficiently as possible minimizes down time, saving time and money.

John Murdoch, CEO of Alfacon Solutions, the leaders in engineered-to-order and custom conveyor, lift, and materials handling solutions, is setting up times to schedule one-on-one meetings at MODEX 2018 in Atlanta, GA from April 9-12. To set up a meeting time, go to: alfaconsolutions.com/meet-us-modex/.

Alfacon Solutions manufacturing facility allows shorter lead times with rapid on-time delivery, according to John Murdoch, CEO at Alfacon Solutions. Unlike some of the other conveyor companies exhibiting at MODEX 2018, Alfacon Solutions offers adaptable and flexible solutions; a long-standing reputation as the leading ETO (engineer-to-order) conveyor company addresses the unique challenges customers face, often left unresolved by other conveyor firms.

Alfacon Solutions manufacturing facility allows shorter lead times with rapid on-time delivery, according to John Murdoch, CEO at Alfacon Solutions. Unlike some of the other conveyor companies exhibiting at MODEX 2018, Alfacon Solutions offers adaptable and flexible solutions; a long-standing reputation as the leading ETO (engineer-to-order) conveyor company addresses the unique challenges customers face, often left unresolved by other conveyor firms.

Alfacon Solutions recently announced a new, better equipped, modern manufacturing facility in Milton, Ontario, Canada. The relocation is just west of Toronto, in Milton which is fast becoming a hub for manufacturing and industrial companies. This move will facilitate the ongoing growth by providing ready access to a large pool of engineering, project management, and manufacturing talent.

Alfacon Solutions, the leaders in engineered-to-order and custom conveyor, lift, and materials handling solutions, will present an educational seminar at MODEX 2018 called Adaptive Conveying on Tuesday, April 10, 2018 at 12:00 PM - 12:45 PM in Theater I. The presentation will provide attendees an overview of a configurable conveying solution and how to integrate conveying solutions into automated vehicles. The primary advantages and disadvantages of each type of solution will be discussed.