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High-Efficiency Wear-Resistant Anti-Slip Nylon Conveyor Belt from China Suppliers & Factory for Various Industries
Application of Conveyor Belts
Anti-oil conveyor belts
Anti-slip conveyor belts
Climbing conveyor belts
Anti-corrosion conveyor belts
High-temperature-resistant belts
Flame-retardant conveyor belts
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%.
Nylon (NN) and Polyester (EP) 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, correct usage is particularly important for performance and lifespan. Please note the following:
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Avoid idlers being covered by materials, which causes poor rotation. Keep movable parts lubricated, but do not apply oil to the belt itself.
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Prevent the conveyor belt from being started under load.
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If the conveyor belt deviates, take measures promptly to correct it.
4
When a local part is damaged, use artificial cotton to repair it in time to avoid further damage.
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Avoid the belt being blocked by frames, pillars, or blocky materials to prevent puncturing or tearing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the common types of specialized conveyor belts?
Common types include anti-oil, anti-slip, climbing, anti-corrosion, high-temperature-resistant, and flame-retardant conveyor belts, each designed for specific industrial environments.
What is the tensile strength standard for a general conveyor belt?
For general conveyor belt overlays, the tensile strength should be no less than 15 MPa, with an elongation at break of at least 350%.
How does the bonding strength differ between NN/EP and general belts?
Nylon (NN) and Polyester (EP) belts typically require a higher average interlayer bonding strength (4.5 N/mm) compared to general belts (3.2 N/mm).
What should I do if my conveyor belt starts to deviate?
If deviation occurs, you should take corrective measures promptly to adjust the tracking and prevent edge wear or structural damage.
Can I apply oil directly to the conveyor belt for maintenance?
No. While you should lubricate the movable parts (like idlers), you should never apply oil directly to the conveyor belt itself as it can cause damage or slipping.
Why is it important to avoid starting the belt under load?
Starting under load puts excessive stress on the motor and the belt's tensile layer, which can lead to premature failure or mechanical breakage.