Dynamic Conveyor Corp., Muskegon, Mich., is celebrating 25 years in business. The company introduced its DynaCon conveyor system to the industry in 1991, after founder Curtis Chambers sought a way to move parts out of his injection molding machines. The company now is owned by Chambers' daughters.
The DynaCon system is based on ease of use because it offers users the ability to build conveyors in modules, similar to Lego building blocks, the company said. This allows users to configure or reconfigure conveyors, which are lightweight and made from injection molded plastic parts.
