Belt Splicing

As you may know, a belt splice, which joins the two ends of the conveyor belt, has been the weakest part of a conveyor belt, comprising only up to 90% of the belt’s total strength.

And the data also shows that improper splicing is accountable for almost 80% of conveyor belt failures. This highlights the crucial role that belt splicing plays in the conveyor belt’s overall performance and reliability.

1. Quieter operation, less noise when rollers and pulley rub;

2. Better sealing, no material leakage during operation;

3. More friendly to the surface of cleaners, rollers and pulleys;

4. Can be used for conveyor belt joints and conveyor belt transversal and longitudinal tear repair;

5. Can be put into use immediately after installation;

6. Suitable for various conveyor belt joints other than steel cord conveyor belts.