Rubber belting, commonly used in conveyor systems, is composed of rubber compounds and reinforcement materials. Different cover fabrics for rubber belting include cotton, nylon and polyester.
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Dura-Belt, Inc.Hilliard, OH 800-770-2358 Over the years DuraBelt has developed many new products including a proprietary color process, anti-snag, anti-vibration, long-life high tension and the patented Speedy Belt Installer. The company regularly introduces new products, most of which are inspired by its customers with whom it works closely. From rubber belting to much more, we have the solution for you!
Ashworth® Bros., Inc.Winchester, VA 800-682-4594 Ashworth® Bros has been a major innovator in products and systems for decades. This innovative spirit enables us to stay a step ahead of our competitors by providing the widest range of products whether you need all-metal, all-plastic or a hybrid of the two. Whatever works best for you, we have it! Call or visit our website today for your upcoming rubber belting order.
Green Belting Industries Ltd.Buffalo, NY 800-668-1114 With more than 46 years of diverse experience across many industries, Green Belting Industries, a PTFE Group Solutions company, takes pride in providing products and service of the highest quality to ensure that our clients benefit from the best solutions to meet their manufacturing specifications. For rubber belting and more, contact Green Belting Industries today!
Applied Fabric Technologies, Inc.Orchard Park, NY 716-662-0632 At Applied Fabric Technologies we feel one of our biggest strengths is the ability to help a customer identify his requirements and adapt, modify or engineer a product to meet those needs. This strength applies equally to either the oil pollution control market or the industrial textile markets. For rubber belting and more, contact a company you can depend on, call today!
QC Industries LLCBatavia, OH 513-753-6000 Quality assurance and customer satisfaction are top priority at QC Industries. We adhere to a strict three-signature sign off system. The first step requires technicians to take ownership and personally sign off on orders they have filled; the next two tests and signatures ensure that you receive exactly what you have ordered. For rubber belting and more, call QC Industries.
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Rubber Belting
Rubber belting is available in various cover grades and thicknesses. Rubber belts are important utilities in a wide range of contexts. Rubber belting is valued because of its elastomeric properties. It is soft, flexible and can be easily formed. It also can be bonded easily to cover materials. Rubber belting can be used as power transmission belting in industrial process equipment, or it can be used in conveyor systems. A few examples of rubber belting products include transmission belting for agricultural equipment like threshers, small belts for consumer utilities like sewing machines and heavy duty industrial belts for manufacturing equipment. In conveyor systems, flat rubber conveyor belts can be used in grocery stores, in food processing facilities and in many other settings. Different rubber belting applications call for different kinds of rubber belts. A round belt used for power transmission, for example, may not be appropriate for use in conveying. A wide variety of rubber belting is available to meet the varying needs of the many settings in which they are applied.
Some advantages of rubber belting include abrasion resistance, aging resistance, edge wear, impact resistance, low belt stretch, rot resistance, good tensile strength, universal application and weather resistance. Different rubber varieties offer different physical qualities. Natural rubber belting is still used in some applications, but the development of synthetic rubbers like neoprene and silicone has expanded the number of possible uses of rubber belting. Polyurethane, which is sometimes erroneously referred to as urethane, is another synthetic material that is widely used as a belting material. When used as power transmission belting, rubber can be more desirable than other materials because of its ability to be stretched around difficult angles without becoming subject to deformation. When used as flat conveyor belting, rubber is appropriate because it can provide a comparatively soft surface on which conveyed objects can rest. Rubber is also easily cleaned and sanitized, which makes it a suitable material for the conveyance of food and other products that must be processed in a contaminant-free environment. Rubber is an overall excellent conveyor material.
