Best General-Purpose Rubber Conveyor Belt Suppliers, Factory

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Best General-Purpose Rubber Conveyor Belt Suppliers, Factory

Ordinary conveyor belts are widely used in building materials, chemical industry, coal, power, metallurgy and other departments. They are suitable for conveying non corrosive and non sharp block, granular, and powder materials at room temperature, such as coal, coke, sand and gravel, cement and other loose materials or bulk items. They can also be used for conveying bulk items with a stacking density of 6.5-2.5t/m3.

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Product Description

1. This product is refined from all cotton canvas (CC) or nylon NN polyester EP through processes such as rolling, forming, and vulcanization.

2. This product is suitable for different usage conditions and can be made into different structures such as edge wrapped, open edge, middle ladder, edge ladder, etc.

Specifications

Core Material:
Polyester cotton interwoven fabric TC-70 type, all cotton canvas CC-56 type

Bandwidth:
300mm - 3000mm

Fabric Layer:
1 - 12 layers

Cover Adhesive Thickness:
Working: 1.5-10mm
Non-working: 0mm-6mm

This type of conveyor belt uses fiber fabric as the core and general rubber as the covering material, with a smooth and flat surface (Figure 1). The core is a layered or integral fabric woven from fibers such as cotton, nylon, polyester, or vinylon.

Cotton Fiber: The earliest used core material, easy to bond with rubber. Its strength slightly increases when wet, but its breaking strength is low (mostly around 56 N/(mm · layer)), and its anti-corrosion and mildew resistance is poor. Its use is gradually decreasing.
Nylon Fiber: Used since the late 1950s, nylon has become the most widely used core material. It features a high strength of up to 700 N/(mm/layer) and is water, corrosion, and bending fatigue-resistant. However, its elastic elongation is relatively large.
Polyester Fiber: Offers similar properties to nylon, but its elastic elongation is only half that of nylon, making it a highly promising material for future development.
Vinylon Fiber: Features a strength of 200 N/(mm · layer) and smaller elastic elongation than nylon. It is easy to bond with rubber and has good heat resistance, but its strength decreases by 10-25% when wet.

When weaving the core, only one type of fiber can be used, or two types of fibers can be blended or interwoven.

Supplementary Information

Ordinary conveyor belts are divided into many specifications and models according to different usage environments and requirements:

Width Models: B300, B400, B500, B600, B650, B800, B1000, B1200, B1400, B1600, B1800, B2000 (B represents the width in millimeters).
Environmental Adaptations: Heat-resistant, cold-resistant, acid-alkali resistant, oil-resistant, food-grade, etc.
Adhesive Thickness Guidelines: Ordinary and food-grade belts require a minimum upper cover adhesive thickness of 3.0mm and lower cover of 1.5mm. For heat-resistant, cold-resistant, acid-alkali, and oil-resistant belts, the minimum upper cover is 4.5mm and lower cover is 2.0mm. Depending on specific conditions, thickness can be increased by 1.5mm.

Material Advantages & Performance:

Temperature Range: Operates continuously between -73 ℃ and +260 ℃.
Chemical Resistance: Better resistance to various chemical substances.
Electrical Performance: Good insulation and high breakdown resistance.
Low Friction: Anti-sticking properties with a low friction coefficient and smooth surface.
Dimensional Stability: Retains shape under high temperature and high pressure environments.

Execution Standard: GB/T7984-2001
Covering Layer Parameters: Tensile strength ≥ 15Mpa, elongation at break ≥ 350%, wear amount ≤ 200mm³, longitudinal sample average interlayer bonding strength ≥ 3.2N/mm, cover adhesive to layer bonding strength ≥ 2.1 N/mm.

Classification by Purpose:

Oil resistant Anti-skid Climbing Acid & alkali resistant Heat resistant Cold resistant Flame resistant Corrosion-resistant Moisture-proof Low-temperature resistant High-temperature resistant Flame retardant

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What materials are typically used for the conveyor belt core?

The core is woven from fiber fabrics such as cotton, nylon, polyester, or vinylon. These can be used as a single fiber type or blended/interwoven together.

What are the available width options for these conveyor belts?

We offer a wide range of bandwidths from B300mm up to B3000mm, with commonly used width models including B300, B400, B500, B600, B800, B1000, B1200, B1400, B1600, B1800, and B2000.

How does nylon core compare to polyester core?

Nylon has high strength (700 N/(mm/layer)), water resistance, and fatigue resistance, but has a larger elastic elongation. Polyester offers similar benefits but with only half the elastic elongation of nylon, making it highly dimensionally stable.

What temperature range can the new material conveyor belts support?

The new material ordinary conveyor belts can operate continuously in extreme temperature environments ranging from -73 ℃ to +260 ℃.

What is the standard execution parameter for the covering layer?

Under the GB/T7984-2001 execution standard, the covering layer must feature a tensile strength of not less than 15Mpa, tensile elongation at break of at least 350%, and a wear amount of 200mm³ or less.