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High-Efficiency Wear-Resistant and Anti-Slip Nylon Conveyor Belt

The conveyor belt, also known as the transportation belt, is a rubber and fiber, metal, or fabric composite product used in belt conveyors to bear and transport materials. Conveyor belts are widely used in industries such as cement, coking, metallurgy, chemical engineering, and steel.

Conveyor belts are widely used in agricultural, industrial and mining enterprises, and transportation industries for transporting various solid block-like and powder-like materials or packaged items. Conveyor belts can perform continuous, high-efficiency, and large-angle transportation. They are safe to operate, easy to use, simple to maintain, have low transportation costs, and can shorten transportation distances, reduce engineering costs, and save manpower and material resources.

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Application of conveyor belts

Anti-oil conveyor belts, anti-slip conveyor belts, climbing conveyor belts, anti-corrosion conveyor belts, high-temperature-resistant conveyor belts, flame-retardant conveyor belts, etc.

Strength standard of conveyor belt

General conveyor belt overlay: Tensile strength shall be no less than 15 MPa, and elongation at break shall be no less than 350%; Interlayer bonding strength of the longitudinal specimens shall be on average no less than 3.2 N/mm for the fabric layer; Interlayer bonding strength between the overlay rubber and the fabric shall be no less than 2.1 N/mm; longitudinal elongation at break of the full thickness shall be no less than 10%; longitudinal reference force elongation of the full thickness shall be no more than 1.5%.

Overlay for nylon (NN) and polyester (EP) conveyor belts: Tensile strength shall be no less than 15 MPa, and elongation at break shall be no less than 350%; Average interlayer bonding strength of the longitudinal specimens shall be no less than 4.5 N/mm for the fabric layer; Interlayer bonding strength between the overlay rubber and the fabric shall be no less than 3.2 N/mm; longitudinal elongation at break of the full thickness shall be no less than 10%; longitudinal reference force elongation of the full thickness shall be no more than 4%.

Notes for Attention

With the widespread use of conveyor belts in industrial production, several aspects are of concern to purchasers, including multi-variety, high performance, lightweight, multi-functionality, and long lifespan. In industrial production, the correct use of conveyor belts is particularly important. When using conveyor belts, the following points should be noted:

1. Avoid the idlers being covered by materials, causing poor rotation and preventing materials from getting stuck between the drum and the conveyor belt. Pay attention to lubricating the movable parts of the conveyor belt, but do not apply oil to the conveyor belt itself.

2. Prevent the conveyor belt from being started under load.

3. If the conveyor belt deviates, take measures promptly to correct it.

4. When a local part of the conveyor belt is damaged, use artificial cotton to repair it in time to avoid further damage.

5. Avoid the conveyor belt being blocked by the frame, pillars, or blocky materials, and prevent it from being punctured or torn.