GEDA is a renowned provider of cutting-edge material handling equipment, specializing in the design, manufacturing, and distribution of a wide range of innovative solutions for various industries. With a focus on quality, safety, and reliability, we deliver advanced equipment that enhances efficiency and productivity in construction, industrial, and commercial settings. At GEDA, we pride ourselves on our comprehensive portfolio of material handling solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of our customers. Our product range includes industrial elevators, construction hoists, transport platforms, and material hoists, among others. These state-of-the-art equipment are engineered to facilitate the safe and efficient movement of materials, equipment, and personnel at job sites of all sizes. With decades of experience and a commitment to excellence, GEDA has established itself as a trusted partner for contractors, builders, and facility managers worldwide. Our team of skilled engineers and technicians work tirelessly to develop and refine our products, ensuring they meet the highest standards of quality, performance, and durability.
A belt conveyor is a system designed to transport or move physical items like materials, goods, even people from one point to another. Unlike other conveying means that employ chains, spirals, hydraulics, etc...
Bucket Conveyors
A bucket elevator or grain leg is used to move items in bulk. The usage of bucket elevators is widespread, notably in commercial agriculture and mining, and several specialized businesses manufacture bucket elevators and...
Conveyor Systems
A conveyor system is a method for moving packages, products, supplies, parts, and equipment for production, shipping, or relocation. The different types of conveying systems include pneumatic, screw, belt, and roller. The construction of individual systems depends on the materials...
Pneumatic Conveying
Pneumatic conveying is a method for transferring bulk materials, like powders and granules, using compressed gas or air, from one processing center to another. Material is moved through an enclosed conveying line or tube using a combination of pressure differential and airflow from a blower or fan...
Roller Conveyors
Roller conveyors are a type of conveyor belt that allows objects to skate on its surface by using rollers, which are equally spaced revolving cylinders. They transport stuff from one location to another...
Screw Conveyors
Screw conveyors, or auger conveyors, are industrial equipment used in transporting bulk quantities of granular solids (e.g., powder, grains, granules), semi-solids, liquids, and even non-flowing materials from one point to another...
Vertical Conveyors
A vertical conveyor is an engineered mechanical method for moving goods, products, supplies, parts, and components from a lower level to a higher level or from a higher level to a lower level. They are a time saving and labor-saving...
Vibratory Conveyors
Vibratory conveyors are material-handling equipment used to transport fine to coarse-grained bulk materials. These vibratory conveyors are strong conveying equipment utilized for bulk commodities with fine to coarse...
Machine Guards
A machine guard is a mechanism whose role is to act as a safety barrier between a worker and machines used in manufacturing facilities, factories, plants, and warehouses. Furthermore machine guards keep vehicles out of certain...
Vacuum Conveyors
Vacuum conveyors are suctioning machines that utilize air pressure in order to move materials through an enclosed pipeline. Vacuum conveyors have broad applications throughout the industrial and manufacturing world...
Flat Belts
Flat belts are power transmission belts that are flat and made of rubber, synthetic composites, or leather. They are used to transfer rotational power in industrial equipment and conveyor systems. Flat belts have a low profile...
V-Belts
A v-belt is a flexible machine element used to transmit power between a set of grooved pulleys or sheaves. They are characterized as belts having a trapezium cross-section...
