Under the pioneering leadership of Mr. Vikash Kumar, Universal Bulk Handling Projects has since 2010 led the conveyor manufacturing sector. We take pride in being amongst the best Truck Loading Conveyor Manufacturers in Zimbabwe while understanding consumers' expectations and exceeding them with utmost decency. We ensure quality and service commitment to facilitate smooth logistic operations, which, in turn, assists organizations in increasing their output.
Universal Bulk Handling Projects has established itself as the conveyor manufacturing industrial leader since 2010, and it should tell any new buyers what to expect on their first visit. With high levels of safety and operational efficiency, the high-strength construction of our truck-loading conveyors makes them suitable for almost all heavy-duty operations. As the most recognized brands among truck loading conveyor manufacturers in Zimbabwe, we aim to provide systems that add performance benefits to every money spent.
For more than 10 years, Universal Bulk Handling Projects has been setting the standards in the industry, establishing the company as one of the most dependable truck loading conveyor manufacturers in Zimbabwe. Mr Vikash Kumar heads us, and we seek to provide tailored solutions that increase your productivity. You can always rely on our support team because they are always at hand. Contact us today at 8802409514 and enjoy the smooth operation of the material handling solutions created for your business.
Universal Bulk Handling Projects is a leading truck-loading conveyor manufacturers in Zimbabwe. Over the years, we have developed a position with a strong focus on customer and design innovation. Contact us today to reinvent your industrial processes and learn why we are a favored partner for businesses looking for conveyors.
We, Universal Bulk Handling Projects started its journey towards excellence in the year 2010 are famous amongst the esteemed manufacturer, trader, and exporter of an exceptional quality assortment of Belt and Chain Conveyors.
