Top 10 Conveyor Suppliers in Zimbabwe

Founded in 2010, ZimConvey Solutions has grown from a small workshop in Harare to a trusted name in material handling, particularly among Zimbabwe's manufacturing SMEs. What sets them apart is their focus on "right-sized" solutions—conveyors that don't just meet industry standards but fit the unique space and budget constraints of local businesses. Their portfolio includes everything from simple gravity roller track systems for light loads to motorized belt conveyors designed for assembly lines, and they've built a reputation for integrating these with lean system principles to eliminate waste and boost efficiency.

Take, for example, their work with a Harare-based food processing plant that needed to transport packaged goods from the packaging line to the warehouse. ZimConvey designed a custom roller track setup with adjustable heights and plastic roller track guide rails (available in yellow and grey) to prevent product slippage, reducing manual handling by 40% and cutting down on packaging damage. "They didn't just sell us a conveyor—they listened to our pain points and built a solution that felt like it was made for our factory," says a production manager at the plant.

AfriLean Technologies isn't just a conveyor supplier—they're advocates for lean manufacturing. With roots in South Africa and a dedicated Zimbabwean branch since 2015, they specialize in aluminum profile conveyors and workbenches that align with the principles of "kaizen" (continuous improvement). Their aluminum extrusion profiles are lightweight yet sturdy, making them ideal for automotive and electronics factories where precision and adaptability are critical.

One of their flagship offerings is the "LeanLine" conveyor system, which uses aluminum guide rails and internal rotary aluminum joints to allow quick reconfiguration. A Bulawayo-based electronics manufacturer recently upgraded their production line with AfriLean's LeanLine, replacing fixed conveyor belts with modular sections that can be adjusted in minutes. "We used to spend days rearranging our line for new products," says the plant engineer. "Now, with AfriLean's system, we can reconfigure in hours—our changeover time has dropped by 70%."

Beyond conveyors, AfriLean also supplies (complementary) workbenches and turnover trolleys, creating seamless material flow from production to storage. Their team often conducts on-site lean assessments, helping businesses identify bottlenecks before recommending solutions—a hands-on approach that has earned them a 95% customer retention rate.

When it comes to heavy-duty material handling—think mining ores, construction aggregates, or large industrial components—MegaMover Industries is the go-to supplier in Zimbabwe. Established in 2005, this Harare-headquartered company has built its reputation on rugged, no-nonsense conveyor systems that thrive in harsh environments. Their steel roller track systems, reinforced with heavy-duty caster wheels and stainless steel swivel roller balls, are designed to withstand dust, moisture, and constant use.

A major mining operation in Mutare recently partnered with MegaMover to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ aging conveyors in their ore processing facility. The new system, featuring 60 steel roller tracks with green wheels (chosen for high visibility in low-light conditions) and roller track placon mount center support brackets, has increased throughput by 25% while reducing downtime due to breakdowns. "In mining, every minute of downtime costs money," notes the site manager. "MegaMover's conveyors have been rock-solid—we haven't had a single major issue in two years."

What truly distinguishes MegaMover is their in-house engineering team, which can design conveyors for extreme loads (up to 50 tons per hour) and custom lengths. They also stock a wide range of roller track connectors and replacement parts, ensuring that even remote mine sites can get quick repairs.

For industries where cleanliness and low maintenance are non-negotiable—like pharmaceuticals, food packaging, and cosmetics—ProFlow Engineering has carved out a niche with their plastic roller track systems and hygienic conveyor designs. Founded in 2012, this supplier based in Bulawayo focuses on materials that resist contamination and are easy to clean, such as food-grade plastic roller track guide rails (available in yellow and grey) and corrosion-resistant aluminum components.

A Harare-based pharmaceutical company recently switched to ProFlow's conveyors for their tablet packaging line. The plastic roller tracks, which feature smooth surfaces and minimal crevices, are easy to wipe down between batches, helping the company meet strict WHO hygiene standards. "Before, we spent hours disassembling metal conveyors for cleaning," says the quality control manager. "ProFlow's system cuts cleaning time by 60%—and we've had zero contamination issues since installation."

ProFlow also excels in mobility solutions, offering caster wheel assemblies with brake systems that allow conveyors to be moved and locked in place as needed. Their "CleanMove" series of portable conveyors is particularly popular among small-scale food processors, who often need to reconfigure their workspace for seasonal products.

In an era where automation is reshaping logistics, TechTrack Zimbabwe stands out as a pioneer in smart conveyor solutions. Launched in 2018 as a subsidiary of a South African tech firm, they specialize in integrating sensors, programmable logic controllers (PLCs), and IoT connectivity into conveyor systems—turning simple material transport into data-driven operations. Their aluminum guide rails and roller track systems are often paired with barcode scanners and weight sensors, allowing real-time tracking of goods.

A major logistics hub in Harare's industrial zone recently implemented TechTrack's automated conveyor system for their e-commerce fulfillment center. The system uses aluminum guide rail A and B profiles to route packages to different sorting stations, with sensors that detect package dimensions and weight, automatically diverting items to the correct shipping lane. "Our error rate has dropped from 8% to less than 1%," reports the warehouse manager. "And with the data we get from the system, we've optimized our staffing during peak hours, saving 30% on labor costs."

TechTrack doesn't just stop at hardware—they offer a cloud-based monitoring platform that allows businesses to track conveyor performance, predict maintenance needs, and analyze workflow bottlenecks. For growing businesses, this blend of technology and material handling is proving transformative, turning warehouses into agile, responsive hubs.

Corrosion is the enemy of conveyor systems in industries like chemical processing, beverage manufacturing, and coastal food processing. SteelMover Supplies, a family-owned business operating since 1998, has built its legacy on combating this issue with stainless steel conveyor systems and components. From stainless steel swivel roller balls (available in 0.5 inch and 1 inch sizes) to fully enclosed belt conveyors, their products are designed to resist rust and chemical damage.

A beverage bottling plant in Mutare recently replaced their standard steel conveyors with SteelMover's stainless steel roller track systems. The new setup, which includes swivel roller balls 1 inch in diameter for smooth bottle movement, has withstood daily exposure to water, cleaning chemicals, and sugary spills without a single sign of corrosion. "We used to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ conveyor parts every 6 months due to rust," says the plant engineer. "SteelMover's stainless steel system has been running strong for 3 years now—our maintenance costs have plummeted."

Beyond durability, SteelMover also offers customization for high-temperature environments, such as bakeries or foundries, with heat-resistant conveyor belts and stainless steel joints. Their commitment to quality has made them a favorite among export-oriented businesses, who need reliable equipment to meet international safety and hygiene standards.

Not every business needs a fixed conveyor system—agricultural operations, small warehouses, and retail distribution centers often require mobility to adapt to changing needs. FlexiConveyors Ltd, founded in 2014, specializes in portable conveyor solutions that can be set up, moved, and stored with ease. Their product line includes lightweight aluminum pipe conveyors, foldable belt systems, and caster wheel assemblies that turn any conveyor into a mobile unit.

A tobacco processing farm in Mashonaland East is a prime example of FlexiConveyors' impact. During harvest season, the farm uses their portable roller track conveyors to move tobacco leaves from drying barns to sorting stations. The conveyors, mounted on caster wheels with locking brakes, can be easily relocated as different barns finish drying, eliminating the need for manual carting. "We used to have 10 workers carrying leaves—now we do it with 2 people and 3 FlexiConveyors," says the farm manager. "It's cut our labor costs in half during peak season."

FlexiConveyors also offers a range of caster accessories, such as heavy-duty split foot seats and anti-slip adjustable leveling feet, to ensure stability on uneven surfaces like farmyards or gravel lots. Their "QuickBuild" system allows businesses to assemble basic conveyors in minutes using pre-cut aluminum pipes and internal rotary aluminum joints, making them a hit with startups and small businesses.

Aluminum is often overlooked in conveyor design, but AluPro Systems is proving that this lightweight metal can be a game-changer for industries like light engineering, electronics, and warehousing. Since 2011, this Harare-based supplier has focused on aluminum extrusion profiles and aluminum pipe conveyors, offering a middle ground between heavy steel and flimsy plastic. Their aluminum profiles, available in 2020, 3030, and 4040 sizes, are strong enough to handle moderate loads (up to 500kg per meter) while being easy to transport and install.

A furniture manufacturer in Bulawayo recently switched to AluPro's aluminum roller track systems for their assembly line. The lightweight conveyors, which use 38 aluminum roller tracks with yellow wheel flanges, are easy to reposition as the factory introduces new furniture designs. "Aluminum is so much easier to work with than steel," says the production supervisor. "We can adjust the conveyor height or add new sections ourselves—no need to call in engineers. And because it's lighter, our energy costs for motorized conveyors have dropped by 15%."

AluPro also excels in accessories, offering everything from aluminum profile end caps to T-slot rubber seal covers that protect conveyor edges and reduce noise. Their "EcoLine" series, which uses recycled aluminum in some components, is particularly popular among environmentally conscious businesses looking to reduce their carbon footprint.

Mining is the backbone of Zimbabwe's economy, and MineMove Conveyors has dedicated itself to supporting this sector with specialized material handling solutions. Established in 2003, this supplier based in Gweru focuses on overland conveyors, underground belt systems, and heavy-duty roller track setups designed to move massive quantities of ore, coal, and aggregates. Their systems often feature 85 staggered roller tracks and roller track placon mount for aluminum profile high brackets, which provide extra stability for uneven terrain.

A coal mine in Hwange recently partnered with MineMove to extend their conveyor network, replacing manual trucking with an 8km overland conveyor system. The project, which took 6 months to complete, has reduced fuel costs by 40% and cut carbon emissions significantly. "Trucks were constantly breaking down on the rough roads, causing delays," says the mine manager. "MineMove's conveyor has been a workhorse—even during the rainy season, it operates at 98% uptime."

What sets MineMove apart is their on-site engineering team, which conducts soil testing, slope analysis, and load calculations before designing each system. They also offer training for mine staff on conveyor maintenance, including how to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ roller track connectors and adjust tension in belt systems—critical skills in remote mining areas where external support is hard to access.

For businesses that are growing rapidly, scalability is key—and SmartFlow Logistics has made this their mission. Founded in 2016, this supplier offers modular conveyor systems that can start small and expand as operations grow. Their "Build-as-You-Go" approach allows businesses to begin with a basic roller track setup and add sections, motors, or automation features later, without needing to ｒｅｐｌａｃｅ the entire system. This flexibility has made them a favorite among startups and expanding SMEs in sectors like retail, e-commerce, and light manufacturing.

A fashion retailer in Harare's central business district is a perfect example. Starting with a single material rack B (3 row and 3 floor) and a small roller track conveyor for their warehouse, they've since expanded to include a fully integrated system with workbench E (single deck-without caster) stations and automated sorting. "SmartFlow's modular design meant we didn't have to overinvest upfront," says the operations director. "We added sections as our order volume grew, and now we're handling 10x more shipments with the same initial footprint."

SmartFlow also offers a range of lean pipe workbenches and turnover trolleys that integrate seamlessly with their conveyors, creating a unified material handling ecosystem. Their customer support team provides free layout consultations, helping businesses plan for future growth from day one.