Sealing Conveyor Belt

Usage & Structure

• Various reinforcement materials, according to: Belt with a high elastic square steel bar structure. belt with a steel mesh and a rubber seal.
• Most industries, including ports, building materials, cement, chemicals, and food, employ rubber sealed cover belts. In order to avoid rain and snow, dust, cover, etc., it is mostly installed above the ship loading and unloading conveyor for transferring bulk goods. Additionally, it must adhere to specifications for cement, grain, and other granular and powdery components that permit free movement of ships. A fixed rail secures one end, and a substantial mound tensions the other. The belt is movable as required.
• A large-width, ozone-resistant, flame-retardant rubber sealing cover belt is used for conveyor applications, and the structural belt body's upper and lower sides are flat. To ensure that the belt has a particular rigidity, the belt body uses reinforced square steel bars and rectangular rubber strips that are spaced apart. The rectangular rubber and the reinforcing high-elastic square steel bars are then wrapped together using the dipped canvas. The rubber is then covered and vulcanized. To ensure that the belt surface can support a specific amount of weight and that rain can naturally discharge through the belt edge without precipitation retention, the belt has a particular stiffness in the transverse direction. To make sure the belt can withstand a specific amount of tension, the belt body is longitudinally coated with canvas. To safeguard the belt body and lessen the impact of outside forces, the surface of the belt is coated with a layer of rubber that has a specific thickness. In order for the belt to smoothly pass past the reversing roller when the feeder is moving longitudinally, the belt body must have strong longitudinal bending ability.