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A Rubber Conveyor Belt is one of the most commonly used types of conveyor belts, designed to handle a wide variety of materials across different industries. Made from rubber compounds, these belts are known for their excellent durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear, abrasion, and impact, making them ideal for heavy-duty and industrial applications.

Product Name: Industrial Rubber Conveyor Belt
Material Construction: Rubber, Fabric (Polyester, Nylon), Steel Cord
Width Range: 300 mm to 2400 mm (customizable)
Thickness: 4 mm to 25 mm (customizable)
Grade Options: General Purpose, Oil-Resistant, Heat-Resistant, Flame-Retardant
Service Life: Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

Our Rubber Conveyor Belts are engineered for heavy-duty and demanding industrial applications. These belts consist of a rubber cover that is bonded to a fabric or steel cord carcass, ensuring excellent strength and flexibility. The rubber cover can be tailored to meet specific requirements such as abrasion resistance, oil resistance, heat resistance, and flame retardancy, making them versatile for a range of material handling environments.

A Rubber Conveyor Belt is one of the most commonly used types of conveyor belts, designed to handle a wide variety of materials across different industries. Made from rubber compounds, these belts are known for their excellent durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear, abrasion, and impact, making them ideal for heavy-duty and industrial applications.

Product Name: Industrial Rubber Conveyor Belt
Material Construction: Rubber, Fabric (Polyester, Nylon), Steel Cord
Width Range: 300 mm to 2400 mm (customizable)
Thickness: 4 mm to 25 mm (customizable)
Grade Options: General Purpose, Oil-Resistant, Heat-Resistant, Flame-Retardant
Service Life: Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

Our Rubber Conveyor Belts are engineered for heavy-duty and demanding industrial applications. These belts consist of a rubber cover that is bonded to a fabric or steel cord carcass, ensuring excellent strength and flexibility. The rubber cover can be tailored to meet specific requirements such as abrasion resistance, oil resistance, heat resistance, and flame retardancy, making them versatile for a range of material handling environments.

A Rubber Conveyor Belt is one of the most commonly used types of conveyor belts, designed to handle a wide variety of materials across different industries. Made from rubber compounds, these belts are known for their excellent durability, flexibility, and resistance to wear, abrasion, and impact, making them ideal for heavy-duty and industrial applications.

Product Name: Industrial Rubber Conveyor Belt
Material Construction: Rubber, Fabric (Polyester, Nylon), Steel Cord
Width Range: 300 mm to 2400 mm (customizable)
Thickness: 4 mm to 25 mm (customizable)
Grade Options: General Purpose, Oil-Resistant, Heat-Resistant, Flame-Retardant
Service Life: Long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance

Our Rubber Conveyor Belts are engineered for heavy-duty and demanding industrial applications. These belts consist of a rubber cover that is bonded to a fabric or steel cord carcass, ensuring excellent strength and flexibility. The rubber cover can be tailored to meet specific requirements such as abrasion resistance, oil resistance, heat resistance, and flame retardancy, making them versatile for a range of material handling environments.

A V Type Chevron Conveyor Belt is a specialized type of conveyor belt designed for transporting bulk materials on inclined surfaces. The distinctive feature of this belt is its chevron-patterned (V-shaped) profiles molded onto the carrying surface, which provide increased grip and prevent materials from slipping back.

1. Structure:

• Base Belt: Made from fabric-reinforced rubber (typically EP or NN fabrics) for strength and flexibility.

• Chevron Profile: V-shaped (or angled) cleats are integrally molded onto the surface. The height and pitch of the chevron pattern can vary depending on application needs.

2. Chevron Pattern (V Type):

• The V-shape directs materials toward the center of the belt, reducing spillage and improving load stability.

• Common chevron heights range from 5mm to 32mm, with patterns designed to handle different inclines (usually 20° to 40°).

3. Materials Handled:

• Ideal for conveying loose, bulk, or bagged materials such as:

  • Sand and gravel

  • Coal

  • Agricultural products

  • Fertilizer

  • Wood chips

4. Key Features:

• Anti-slip design: The V-shaped cleats enhance grip and reduce rollback.

• High load capacity: Suitable for heavy-duty applications.

• Durability: Made from abrasion- and weather-resistant materials.

• Versatility: Can be used in quarries, mining, agriculture, and construction.

5. Advantages:

• Efficient transport on steep inclines without the need for sidewalls or skirt systems.

• Reduced spillage and better control over transported materials.

• Lower maintenance and higher reliability compared to flat belts on inclines.

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A Chevron Belt Conveyor is a type of conveyor system that uses a chevron cleated conveyor belt to transport materials, especially on steep inclines. The system is designed to prevent material rollback by using cleats molded onto the belt surface, which provide extra grip and ensure material stays in place during upward or downward movement.

A Chevron Belt Conveyor is equipped with a belt that features raised cleats (chevrons) in a variety of patterns (usually V-shaped). These cleats improve traction and help to stabilize and guide materials when moving at an angle, typically between 20° and 40° inclines.

• Chevron Conveyor Belt: The key feature of the system; includes integrally molded cleats.

• Drive Pulley and Motor: Powers the movement of the belt.

• Idler Rollers: Support the belt on both the carrying and return sides.

• Frame/Structure: Supports the conveyor and provides stability.

• Loading and Discharge Points: Where materials are introduced and removed from the belt.

• Cleat Heights: Ranging from 5mm to 32mm

• Cleat Types: V-shape, C-shape, Y-shape, U-shape, Multi-V

• Belt Widths: Typically 400mm to 1600mm.