Product Overview
Chevron belts carry the cleats moulded directly into the top cover during vulcanization. The pattern grips the material, so a conveyor that would normally be limited to around 16 to 18 degrees can run comfortably at 30 to 40 degrees depending on the material.
Because the belt is a standard fabric carcass with a patterned cover, it runs on conventional idlers and pulleys and can be cleaned with standard scrapers. It is the cheapest way to gain incline when sidewalls are not needed.
Key Advantages
- Incline angles up to 30° to 40° depending on material
- Cleats moulded into the cover — not glued or welded on
- Runs on standard idlers, pulleys and scrapers
- Open V, closed V, Y and multi-V patterns available
- Cleat heights from 5 mm to 25 mm
- Fabric carcass EP or NN with cover grades to DIN 22102
Technical Specification
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Carcass | EP / NN fabric, 2 – 5 plies |
| Cleat height | 5 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 15 / 17 / 20 / 25 mm |
| Cleat pattern | Open V · Closed V · Y · Multi-V · Round stud |
| Cleat pitch | 125 – 500 mm depending on pattern |
| Belt width | 300 – 1600 mm |
| Max incline | Up to approx. 30° for fine material, 40° for lump material |
| Cover grades | Y, X, W (DIN 22102) · oil and heat resistant on request |
| Standards | DIN 22102 · GB/T 7984 · RMA · AS 1332 |
Typical manufacturing range. Values can be adjusted to your drawing — confirm final specification with our engineers before ordering.
Why This Belt Performs
Gains incline without the cost of sidewall construction.
No special idlers or pulleys required.
Works with conventional primary and secondary scrapers.
Moulded during vulcanization so cleats will not peel off.
Typical Applications
- Sand and gravel washing plants
- Coal and coke handling
- Agriculture and grain handling
- Wood chips and biomass
- Recycled aggregate
- Mobile and portable conveyors
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