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Choosing the right conveyor belt depends on several factors, including the type of materials you need to transport, the environment, and load requirements.

• For example, rubber conveyor belts are ideal for heavy-duty applications in industries like mining, steel, and cement due to their high tensile strength and wear resistance.
• PVC/PU conveyor belts are suitable for lighter industrial tasks, including food processing, packaging, and logistics, offering excellent durability, ease of cleaning, and resistance to chemicals.
• For specialized tasks such as high temperatures, heat-resistant conveyor belts are designed to perform efficiently in extreme conditions.

Always consider the material, load capacity, temperature tolerance, and environmental factors when selecting a conveyor belt.

PVC/PU conveyor belts are designed for easy cleaning and maintenance, especially in industries like food processing. Regular cleaning should involve wiping the surface with a mild detergent to remove any dirt, oils, or residues. It’s essential to avoid harsh chemicals that may damage the surface or reduce its lifespan. For maintenance, ensure the belts are kept properly aligned and lubricated to prevent friction-related wear. Periodically check for any wear on the edges or surface and repair or replace sections as needed to maintain optimal performance. Regular inspections and proper storage also help in extending the life of PVC/PU belts.

A transmission belt is typically used to transfer power between mechanical components, such as in engines, machinery, and vehicles. It is designed to handle rotational forces. On the other hand, a conveyor belt is used primarily for material handling in industries. It is designed to move items from one location to another and is made to withstand specific loads, temperatures, and environmental conditions, such as heavy-duty rubber belts or lighter PVC/PU belts for food processing. The key difference is that transmission belts are primarily for power transmission, while conveyor belts focus on the transport of goods.

A rubber conveyor belt should be replaced if it shows signs of significant wear or damage. Key indicators include:

1. Excessive wear: The surface of the belt becomes worn down, causing it to lose its grip or traction.
2. Visible cracks or tears: Any visible damage to the rubber or fibers, such as cracks, holes, or fraying, can affect its efficiency.
3. Slippage: If the belt is slipping or not maintaining proper tension, it may need replacing.
4. Loss of strength: If the belt’s tensile strength is reduced, it can no longer carry heavy loads efficiently.
5. Sporadic performance: When the belt stops performing consistently, such as skipping or misaligning, it’s time for a replacement.

Regular inspection of the belt’s condition will help identify when it needs to be replaced before causing a major disruption in operations.

Yes, our company offers heat-resistant conveyor belts, designed to withstand high-temperature environments such as steel mills. These belts are ideal for transporting materials like coal and slag used in the steelmaking process. Made from specialized materials and advanced rubber formulations, our heat-resistant belts maintain their integrity and performance even in extreme heat. They provide reliable and long-lasting service in high-temperature applications, ensuring smooth operation without compromising safety or performance.