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Material Handling for
Industry & Automotive Manufacturing

Material-handling systems are our primary focus in plant engineering. They are used by automakers and their suppliers—often in situations where standard solutions are not suitable. We develop, manufacture, and install each system to exact specifications, ranging from standardized base models to systems developed entirely in-house.

Material Handling

Product Families

Also from our production facility

  • Load-bearing devices (LAM) and adjustment mechanisms (EMS) – based on customer drawings, as retrofits, or as in-house developments
  • Rotary indexing stations and eccentric lifting tables
  • Conveyor systems for truck trailers and container seats (new construction or on-site modification)
  • Custom-designed structures of all kinds, such as small-part and spare-part transport containers, as well as steel structures in accordance with EN 1090 EXC2

Your Contact for Material Handling

Contact Person for the Electric Overhead Conveyor System: Alexander Rott AI-edited

Alexander Rott

Frequently Asked Questions

Can RK-tec's conveying technology be integrated into existing systems?

Yes—integration into existing systems is the norm. Our electric monorail system with the 180×60 profile, including switches and suspensions, is also installed as an extension of existing systems.

Does RK-tec manufacture products based on customer drawings, or does it only produce its own systems?

Both. All conveying systems can be manufactured according to customer specifications or developed by RK-tec—depending on your production needs.

What role does TISAX play in material handling projects?

TISAX regulates information security in the handling of automotive industry data—from CAD models to factory layouts. For many OEMs and suppliers, this is a prerequisite for collaboration.

Does RK-tec also handle installation and commissioning?

Yes. Preliminary assembly at our facility in Aiterhofen, final assembly and commissioning at your plant—including acceptance testing, start-up support, and documentation.

How much does a material-handling system cost?

That depends on the load capacity, length, level of automation, and integration. After reviewing your requirements, you will receive a detailed quote—consulting and concept development are already part of our quoting process.