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Roller Belt Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory is a top industrial directory listing of leading industrial roller belt manufacturers and suppliers. Access our comprehensive index to review and source roller belt manufacturers with preview ads and detailed product descriptions. These roller belt companies can design, engineer and manufacture roller belts to your specifications and application need. A quick and easy to use request for quote form is provided for you to contact these roller belt manufacturers and suppliers. Each company has detailed profile information, locations, phone number, website links, product videos and product information defined. Read customer reviews and product specific news articles. We are the right resource for your information requirement whether its for a manufacturer of nylon belts, urethane belting, and industrial belts.

  • Olathe, KS

    Safari Belting offers high quality plastic modular conveyor belting systems at competitive prices. Our products are manufactured from 100% virgin, FDA approved resins and are designed for the demanding Beef, Pork, Poultry & Food Processing Industries.

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  • Saint Louis, MO

    Creating conveyor belts at Fabrication Unlimited such as rubber belting, flat belts, endless belting, PVC, urethane belting, timing belts, cleated belting, specialty unscrambler belts (made-to-order), & corrugators belts, can be done with fast turn around for all fabricated belting offered. Serving food processing, agricultural, pharmaceutical, recycling, beverage and other industries.

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  • Earth City, MO

    Custom conveyor belting is fabricated by Beltservice Corporation and available through our distributors or OEMs. From this conveyor belt manufacturer, you will find agricultural, cleated, elevator, food handling, heat-resistant, heavy-duty and light-duty, incline, package-handling belting and more.

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  • Valley City, OH

    Come to Con-Belt Inc. for quality flat belts. Established in 1991, we have over twenty years of manufacturing experience and can meet your specifications and exceed your expectations. All of our products are made with pride in U.S. and are compatible and interchangeable with most major manufacturers’ conveyor equipment. Contact us today for further information about the products we offer.

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Roller Belt Industry Information

Roller Belts

Roller belts are belts used in conjunction with a pulley or a conveyor system. Usually, a roller belt drive consists of the belt, a frame and rollers. The rollers are spaced throughout the frame and the belt is balanced on top of the rollers. In a conveyor belt system, where they are typically employed, as the rollers roll underneath them, the rollers convey goods or materials forward.

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Applications of Roller Belts

Roller belts are major components of material handling and bulk material handling systems. They are found in factories, agricultural settings, shipping warehouses, mining operations and more. They can convey anything from boxes to sand, ore, grain and salt. Some of the many industries in which they are used include: automotive, aerospace, order fulfillment, warehousing, distribution, mining and manufacturing.

Roller Belt Design

Depending on the nature of the application, manufacturers can offer you roller belts in a variety of lengths, thicknesses and widths. Belts are most often made using a rubber-like material, such as urethane. They can also be made from metal materials like steel. Roller belts are typically motorized. Powered roller belts usually have one motorized roller that is connected to six or seven non-motorized rollers. Rollers may feature grooves or tapers to assist in the conveying process. Tapered rollers, for example, can assist when your system rounds corners.

Things to Consider When Purchasing Roller Belts

Many specifics of your application impact your roller belt design. These include: system length (short, long, across a building, etc.), the weight of the loads it will carry, the projected amount of generated friction and its integration into other systems (or lack thereof). The roller belt must be strong enough to not only hold the weight of your loads, but also hold them up so they do not stall out the system. To find out what options are best for you, consult with an experienced belt supplier, such as those listed on this page.

 


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