Flanges/Sidewalls
Most feeder belts run flat. Flanges or sidewalls are used to keep material from overflowing. Shown are some of the more common styles. All styles are available in standard and high-temp compounds.
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Splices
Belt ends can be joined using mechanical fasteners or vulcanized endless. Such factors as accuracy, durability, ease of change out, spillage and price play a role in determining which style to be used.
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GuidesTo keep the belt from tracking side to side a guide, which fits into a groove in pulleys, can be hot vulcanized on the bottom of the belt. |
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Base Conveyor Belts
Feeder belts normally use 2-ply 220 P.I.W. conveyor belt. Bi-State always uses the finest quality belting available. Standard thickness (Top and Bottom): 1/8″ x 1/16″, 1/8″ x 3/32″, 3/32″ x 3/32, 3/16″ x 1/16″. Standard rubber compounds: RMA GR-2, fire resistant, hi-temp 400°. Other belt specifications available upon request.