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Ferag Wins "Product of the Year" Award for the ferag.spiral Conveyor
The ferag.spiral conveyor stands out due to its high efficiency and innovative technology, optimizing material transport in manufacturing processes while providing a compact, space-saving solution. These features convinced both the expert jury and the readers of materialfluss magazine, securing Ferag's place as the winner in its category. This recognition marks another milestone in Ferag’s success story and highlights the company’s commitment to innovation and engineering excellence.
The ferag.spiral conveyor is the first product from Ferag’s new ferag.modules portfolio. ferag.modules offers a range of quickly available, modular components for intralogistics, designed for immediate use with minimal planning effort. Each module’s key specifications can be viewed at a glance on the product page. With just three simple steps – submit a request, discuss details, receive an offer – Ferag enables customized solutions that efficiently optimize customers’ intralogistics operations.
"We are extremely proud to receive this award. It confirms the high standards we set in the development of our products. The ferag.spiral is a prime example of our dedication to providing customers with tailor-made, efficient solutions, backed by over 60 years of expertise in conveyor and chain technology," says Dieter Zeiml, CTO of Ferag Solutions and Managing Director CEE.
Additional products will soon be introduced as part of the ferag.modules portfolio. These solutions will expand the product family, offering customers even more ways to enhance their conveying and logistics processes efficiently and flexibly.
For those interested, the ferag.spiral will be showcased live at LogiMAT 2025 in Stuttgart. Visit us at Hall 3, Booth C03 to see the product up close and learn more about Ferag Solutions' innovative offerings.
Image source for the award ceremony photo: Pelemedia GmbH, photographer Manuel Hauptmannl