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    Martin Engineering–ConveyorTech deal: conveyor design notes for mine operators

    May 22, 2026|

    Reviewed by Tom Sullivan

    Martin Engineering–ConveyorTech deal: conveyor design notes for mine operators

    First reported on International Mining – News

    30 Second Briefing

    Martin Engineering has acquired Australian conveyor specialist ConveyorTech Pty Ltd (CVT), adding CVT’s proprietary belt cleaners and conveyor components to its global bulk material handling portfolio. The deal significantly broadens Martin’s range of primary and secondary belt scrapers, wear liners and sealing systems for high-capacity mining and materials processing conveyors. For operators, the combined catalogue should simplify standardisation of conveyor hardware across sites and give more options to address carryback, spillage and dust control on long overland and plant conveyors.

    Technical Brief

    • Deal reflects consolidation among specialist conveyor component suppliers serving multi-continent mining portfolios.

    Our Take

    Martin Engineering already features in several technical pieces in our database on transfer-point dust, carryback and wear liners, so acquiring Australia-based ConveyorTech likely deepens its bench of on-the-ground conveyor specialists in a market with a high density of large overland systems.

    Given Martin Engineering’s recent focus on heavy-duty belt accessories and integrated transfer-point design in our coverage, folding ConveyorTech into the group is likely aimed at bundling product plus local installation and maintenance contracts for Australian miners, which can be attractive where site access and reliability are critical procurement criteria.

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