About DYNA Engineering
We are one of the leading West Australian owned and operated conveyor specialists with over 30 years of experience in designing, engineering and innovating conveyor components.
Our Mission
Design, engineer and innovate.
Build strong relationships.
Exceed expectations.
HDPE Conveyor Guards
100% recycled & recyclable HDPE;
40% lighter;
Customizeable;
Low maintenance.
Conveyor Pulley
Infinite life;
Static and/or dynamic balancing;
Crowned or non-crowned;
Variety of lagging options.
Idler Sets
Includes inline trough, offset trough, return, trough trainer, return trainer, transition, and more.
Customizeable.
Pulley Lagging
Rubber;
Variety of groove patterns;
Smooth or dimple ceramic;
Various bonding options.
Conveyor Audits
We offer a range of tailored conveyor audits and inspections, which include detailed reports on specific components, problem areas and complete conveyor systems.
Maintenance
We offer on-site service for the maintenance and modification of conveyors, chutes, impact beds and skirt seals, drives, and other conveyor equipment.
Pulley Refurbishments
We offer extensive refurbishments of conveyor pulleys, including crack testing, assembly replacements and shell re-lagging.
Fabricating & Manufacturing
We have experience in fabricating quality conveyor structures, chutes, impact beds, idler roller frames, pulleys and many other fabricated metal conveyor components and structures.
Different Types of Idler Rollers
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Pulley Lagging Options
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Rubber Conveyor Belt Grades
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11 Benefits of HDPE Conveyor Guards
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