Wire belts, wire belt conveyors and metal mesh for industry, conveying technology and architecture
PELGER GmbH
Neuhäusel (Rhineland-Palatinate)New on Amplifa
Wire solutions from a single source
PELGER GmbH, based in Neuhäusel (Rhineland-Palatinate), manufactures wire belts, belt edges, wire belt conveyors and drive wheels for industrial conveying technology. The portfolio comprises ten standardized wire meshes (including flat wire, round wire, wide spiral and double spiral belts) as well as customer-specific custom-made products with special designs such as chain guides, carrier profiles and chute edges. To withstand high mechanical, chemical and thermal loads, the company uses corrosion- and heat-resistant wires made of steel, stainless steel, brass or bronze. In addition to the wire belts, PELGER produces the matching wire belt conveyors, thereby delivering coordinated complete solutions from a single source – from concept and consulting through manufacturing to project support during installation. The products are in use worldwide in various industries, especially in industrial and production automation as well as in the bakery, confectionery and snack sector. A second business area comprises metal mesh as architectural and design elements for interior and exterior applications.
- Site
- Neuhäusel
- Processes
- Manufacture of wire belts (10 standard types, custom-made products), Manufacture of wire belt conveyors (complete solutions), Concept and consulting (project support from development to installation), Manufacture of metal mesh / architectural mesh for architecture and design, Special designs: chain guides, carrier profiles, chute edges, belt edges (S- and Z-edge),, Manufacture of drive wheels for wire belt conveyors, Concept and consulting, Custom-made wire belts
- Materials
- Steel, Brass, Bronze, Stainless steel (wire mesh), Stainless steel, Metal mesh / architectural mesh
- Industries
- Industry and production, Automation of production processes, Bakery, confectionery and snacks, Architecture and design, Bakery/confectionery/snacks (iba trade fair), Architecture and design / construction projects
- 01
Concept and consulting
- 02
Manufacturing of wire belts and belt edges
- 03
Manufacturing of drive wheels and wire belt conveyors
- 04
Coordination of the complete solution
- 05
Installation / project support
Materials and belt types
Steel
Heat-resistant wires for wire belts and wire belt conveyors under high mechanical and thermal loads.
Stainless steel
Rust- and acid-resistant material for wire mesh and wire belts, among other things in the food industry.
Brass
Corrosion-resistant wire material for wire belts and wire belt conveyors.
Bronze
Heat- and corrosion-resistant wire material for demanding conveying applications.
Metal mesh / architectural mesh
Stainless steel mesh as a design material for interior and exterior construction projects.
Neuhäusel site
Neuhäusel
DEHeadquarters and production
- Materials
- Steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze
Components and products
Inside the production
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manufacture of wire belts (10 standard types, custom-made products)Manufacturing | – | – | – | – | Steel, Brass, Bronze |
| Manufacture of wire belt conveyors (complete solutions)Manufacturing | – | – | – | – | Steel, Brass, Bronze |
| Concept and consulting (project support from development to installation)Engineering | – | – | – | – | – |
| Manufacture of metal mesh / architectural mesh for architecture and designManufacturing | – | – | – | – | Steel |
| Special designs: chain guides, carrier profiles, chute edges, belt edges (S- and Z-edge),Manufacturing | – | – | – | – | – |
| Manufacture of drive wheels for wire belt conveyorsManufacturing | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Company history
- 2023
Launch of the sustainability initiative 'Mission Sustainability' in June 2023.
- 2025
Generational change: Leonard Pelger takes over the management from his father Johann Pelger on April 1, 2025.