MODEX 2026 brings together the latest advancements in supply chain, logistics, and material handling under one roof. As one of North America’s largest trade shows for manufacturing and distribution, it offers a unique opportunity to explore emerging technologies, connect with industry leaders, and evaluate solutions that drive efficiency.
Ryson is proud to be part of this year’s event at Booth B16137.
We designed our presence around one goal: helping operations move more product in less space. Our live demo loop highlights how Ryson Spiral Conveyor systems optimize vertical movement while maintaining a compact footprint. Visitors can experience smooth product flow, continuous operation, and the reliability that defines our equipment.
Why does this matter?
Facilities continue to face space constraints and rising throughput demands. Traditional conveying often consumes valuable floor space and creates inefficiencies. In contrast, a Ryson Spiral Conveyor elevates product flow vertically, unlocking new layout possibilities and improving operational performance.
At our booth, you will see how this approach translates into real-world advantages. Our team will walk through system design considerations, integration strategies, and performance benefits tailored to your application. Whether you operate in e-commerce, food and beverage, or general manufacturing, these insights can help you rethink your material flow.
What can you expect when you visit Ryson at MODEX?
You will see a working system that demonstrates continuous vertical conveying in action.
You will gain practical insight into how Spiral Conveyor solutions reduce footprint and improve efficiency.
If you have not made it to the show yet, now is the time. MODEX 2026 continues to deliver valuable connections and forward-thinking solutions that shape the future of material handling.
Talking to the next generation on Student Day
On day 3 of the show our East Coast Sales Rep, Bill Keane, spent a rewarding Student Day sharing industry insights with the next generation of engineers and logistics leaders. Talking about his experience, Bill noted:
“It was a privilege to help bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world automation with these young people. It’s inspiring to see such talent preparing to lead the industry forward.”