Australian Made Conveyor Pulleys
We manufacture and refurbish the common pulley types used across conveyors in mining and bulk materials handling.
We manufacture and refurbish the common pulley types used across conveyors in mining and bulk materials handling.
Our pulleys are fabricated in Western Australia, giving you consistent quality, predictable lead times, and direct access to the people who build your equipment.
Every pulley is built around your belt width, tension, loading and layout. We don’t force standard dimensions onto systems that need something more precise.
We assess, strip and rebuild existing pulleys where it makes sense, including new lagging and bearings. A practical way to reduce cost and turnaround compared with buying new.
Our pulleys are used across fixed plant and mobile materials handling systems where smooth rotation, belt traction and long service life matter. Each build is matched to your loading, operating hours and site conditions.
You’ll find full details on features, lagging options and selection considerations on the Conveyor Pulleys product page.
We manufacture and refurbish the common pulley types used across conveyors in mining and bulk materials handling.
Drive the belt and transfer torque from the motor.
Maintain proper belt tension as loads change.
Guide the belt into the loading point and support tracking.
Redirect the belt to suit the plant layout.
Increase wrap around the drive pulley for improved traction.
For a full explanation of each pulley, see our guide.
Our pulleys are used on conveyors handling iron ore, gold, lithium and other commodities across Australia and internationally. We support fixed plant, mobile systems and specialised load-out applications.
All pulleys are proudly designed and manufactured in Western Australia.
Yes. Every pulley is matched to your belt width, tension, duty, and lagging requirements.
Often, yes. If the shell and shaft are within tolerance, refurbishment can be a cost-effective option.
Our product page covers features, lagging options and selection points: