
Press Side Electric Shakers
Parts Moving Forward, Scrap Out of the Way

Press Side Electric Shakers

Press Side Electric Shakers

Press Side Electric Shakers

Pneumatic Shakers - Shuttle Shaker

Pneumatic Shakers - Shuttle Shaker

Pneumatic Shakers - Shuttle Shaker

Pneumatic Shakers - Shuttle Shaker

Pneumatic Shakers - Shuttle Shaker

Pneumatic Shakers - Radial Pro

Pneumatic Shakers - Radial Pro

Electric Shaker Conveyor

Beltless Magnetic Conveyor

HD Steel Belt Conveyor

HD Steel Belt Conveyor

HD Steel Belt Conveyor

HD Steel Belt Conveyor

Belt Conveyors

Belt Conveyors

Belt Conveyors

Belt Conveyors

Belt Conveyors

Chain Conveyors

Scrap shaker systems and pneumatic conveying for metal stamping and coil processing — vibratory and pneumatic scrap removal that improves uptime and housekeeping.

Powered and non-powered conveyance — roller conveyors, chain-driven live roller, belt conveyors and custom material handling layouts for part-out and between-press movement.

Heavy-duty hinged steel belt and beltless magnetic scrap conveyors for severe-duty stamping — rugged construction, durable belting, long service life.

We help manufacturers control their metal: magnets, material handling and electronic inspection systems that remove contaminants, separate metal, and convey it.
MPI designs, manufactures and services magnets, material handling and electronic inspection systems for stamping, forming, grinding, machining, castings, automotive parts manufacturing, plastics, aerospace and metal products processing.
Why MPI: reliable industrial magnetic and metal control equipment for contaminant removal, separation or metal conveyance; decades of experience with pre-manufacturing testing; quality construction from top-tier materials; and equipment designed to minimise downtime and protect brand integrity.
Rugged conveyor systems designed around the customer’s product, process, layout and production environment, for custom conveyance needs.
| Equipment | Category | Brochure |
|---|---|---|
| Custom conveyor systems | Contact |
Parts and scrap handling is critical to keeping presses, automation cells, cut-to-length lines, roll forming systems, and production areas running safely and efficiently. When parts, trim, slugs, skeletons, or scrap are not moved away from the machine consistently, customers can experience downtime, jammed areas, operator handling issues, housekeeping problems, safety exposure, and interruptions to production flow.
VMS helps customers evaluate conveyance, shakers, scrap removal, sorting, and material movement as part of the full manufacturing process. The goal is to move good parts where they need to go, remove scrap from the work area, support cleaner production, and reduce the manual effort required to keep equipment running.
VMS proposed a heavy-duty 6-inch pitch hinged belt scrap conveyor for Autokiniton, engineered for severe-duty metal stamping and scrap handling. The conveyor was designed with a rugged structural steel frame, heavy-gauge hinged steel belting, welded side wings, flanged rollers, infeed guides, discharge chute, and continuous-duty features to support heavy scrap loads and demanding production environments.
FAQ
Customers should evaluate parts and scrap handling when scrap is building up near equipment, operators are manually clearing areas, conveyors are unreliable, parts are not flowing consistently, scrap is damaging equipment, housekeeping is difficult, or production is stopping because material is not being moved away from the process quickly enough.
Scrap conveyors typically use belts, steel pans, hinged steel belting, rollers, or chain-driven movement to carry parts or scrap from one point to another. Shaker systems use vibratory motion to move scrap away from the press or process area. The right choice depends on scrap type, volume, distance, layout, machine clearance, service needs, and the surrounding production environment.
Yes. VMS can integrate conveyors, shakers, chutes, hoppers, sorting systems, part handling, and scrap removal into press lines, automation cells, cut-to-length lines, roll forming systems, wash systems, inspection areas, packaging areas, and other plant material flow requirements.
Helpful information includes part or scrap size, weight, shape, volume, material type, sharp edges, oil content, temperature, cycle rate, current removal method, infeed and discharge locations, required conveyor length, elevation changes, available floor space, controls requirements, safety needs, maintenance concerns, and where the material needs to go next.