Viking Conveyor - Conveyor Belt Specialists
Viking Conveyor
Viking Conveyor specialises in sourcing, supply and installation of conveyor belts for all material handling and processing requirements.
Our team of 24 is made up of 6 sales professionals, 2 technical and sourcing specialists, 2 customer services representatives and a team of 14 distribution, workshop and belt installation services personal.
We operate out of premises in Auckland, Hamilton and Christchurch. Viking Conveyor provides nation wide conveyor belt service through a network of 13 fully equipped belt workshops operated by 9 independently owned and operated businesses.
Viking Conveyor supplies and installs:
- Heavyweight black rubber conveyor belt and accessories for Coal & Gold Mining, Quarrying and Timber Processing Industries.
- Lightweight synthetic belt & rubber conveyor belts and accessories for food processing, freezing works, shellfish handling packaging and Timber Processing plants.
- Transmission conveyor belts for mail sorting, power transmission and other specialist applications.
- Hot and cold rubber lining and fabrication services for wear and chemical resistant lining of pipes, chutes and chemical reaction vessels for heavy process industries.
History
Skellerup Conveyor & Mining was purchased by Tiri Group (http://www.tiri.co.nz/) in May 2008 along with Skellerup Roofing and Waterproofing (http://www.skelleruproofing.co.nz/) and Sellerup Containment Systems (http://www.containment.co.nz/) to form a new company Viking Group Limited (http://www.vikinggroup.co.nz/).
Skellerup started manufacturing belt in Christchurch in 1966 distributing belt through Skellerup National Branch network, Paykel Bros, Palmers, Andrews & Beaven and Richardson & McCabe. Imported light weight plastic belt was added to the range in 1985. Following the closure of Skellerup’s branch network a new Conveyor Distribution network called the Red Viking Crews (RVC) was established in 1998, made up largely from previous employees of Skellerup. In 2007 the belt manufacturing plant in Christchurch was closed and black rubber belt sourcing transferred overseas. In May 2009, Viaflow (http://www.viaflow.co.nz/), a new division of Viking Group was established to specialise in engineered pumping and environmental solutions.