Newland export to the UAE
In partnership with our distributors in the UAE, Magnatech Middle East, Newland Engineering recently completed a successful order for a company in Dubai. The order was for a Newland T20 mobile belt conveyor, from the Newland T Type range of mobile vehicle unloading/loading conveyors. The customer in Dubai needed a conveyor to unload 50kg bags […]
In the Navy
Newland Engineering Ltd have recently completed an order to supply JBT Aerotech UK Ltd, Bridgend, South Wales with a modified Newland W-Type mobile belt conveyor – WTC38X model. The WTC38X unit was supplied without its mobile chassis, belt drive units, hydraulic pump unit & control panel, to be mounted on a ground support vehicle manufactured […]
Newland Engineer Paul Green is working for the community
Paul Green, one of Newland’s electrical engineers has been raising money for various charities over many years through his affiliation with the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes. Paul has been a member since 1980, starting off in Hebridean Lodge Benbecula, moving on to Wickrath Lodge in Germany & now in the Onslow Lodge 7715, Oldham. […]
New translated brochures for download
Newland brochure now translated into Portuguese, Brazilian Portuguese & Spanish The Newland company brochure which showcases our wide range of conveyor products has been translated into many languages and now is in three new versions. Our latest translations are in Spanish, Portuguese and Brazilian Portuguese and are available for download now on our website. Digital […]
Newland WTC38 mobile belt conveyor supplied to pasta manufacturer in Nigeria
Newland completed this major export order in July this year for a pasta manufacturer in Nigeria. The order consisted of Newland mobile belt conveyor models WTC38 for loading/unloading trailers & containers from ground level (‘Dockless Loading’) Michael Kyrycz, Newland Export Sales Manager commented: ‘’We have supplied many WTC38 models to Nigeria over several years to […]
Auto-Loader telescopic boom conveyor for national supermarket chain
Newland Engineering recently completed commissioning and handover of its Auto-Loader telescopic boom conveyor model for a national supermarket chain The Newland Auto-Loader installed at this fashion and clothing distribution warehouse will automatically load loose bagged & packed goods into any vehicle whatever the length, without the need of an operator. A PLC sensing system controls the machine as it moves to […]
Working with the NHS for a safer workplace
Newland are pleased to announce that they are working in partnership with a new NHS Test and Trace scheme offering regular workplace testing for staff. We are fully dedicated to helping stop the spread of COVID-19 and we thank our employees and customers for their assistance and compliance in these difficult times.
Flour mill in Mexico receives 3 new telescopic conveyors
Three MTC4 telescopic belt models have been shipped Vera Cruz Port in Mexico on their way to a flour mill in Mexico. The MTC conveyors were fitted with a white food quality belt as specified by the customer. Each conveyor will be located at the end of a ‘bagging line’ conveying 50kg bags into 12.0 m trailers. MTC4 […]
One of the world’s leading logistic companies hires Newland telescopic boom conveyor model MTC3X on fully mobile ”twin powered wheel” chassis
Newland recently supplied one of their telescopic belt models for hire to Kuehne + Nagel Ltd at their Nottingham East Midlands Gateway distribution depot. The telescopic belt conveyor is mounted on a fully mobile twin powered wheel chassis that allows it to be moved sideways, traversing along the loading dock with ease to be used […]
Newland paint department – quality & excellence
Newland recently benefitted from a training course which was provided by our paint supplier Ultrimax Coatings.The one day course at Newland allowed our 3 trainees to be instructed using our own equipment.It was also an advantage to paint Newland booms on-site as these are very large fabricated items.This would not have been possible with training […]