Fabrication & Accessories

Splicing

All open length belts will need to be secured at either end to complete the loop. Belts can be made endless by means of various splicing methods.

The splice is generally considered to be the weakest point along the belt's length and is most susceptible to damage.

Belts are generally made endless with one of the following splice types:

• Finger splice
• Finger-overlap-finger splice
• Stepped splice
• Skived splice

Accessories

Accessories for different purposes are available:

• Cleats (also called carriers) on the topside of the belt for inclined or declined conveying
• Bordoflex corrugated sidewalls on the belt sides (top) to prevent spillage on the sides
• Ropes used as cleat or sidewall
• Ropes or guide strips on the bottom side of the belt for tracking

Ziplock for easy belt installation and repairs

Working closely with OEM’s and end users Ammeraal Beltech has developed Ziplock: a special design link belt insert that guarantees a quick and swift splicing and installation on drive systems without the need for specialized tools, presses, or equipment.

Main Features

• Very strong splice
• Almost invisible connection
• Smooth belt surface

Benefits

• Easy splicing
• Efficiency
• Reduce downtime
• Smooth operations
• Silent belt run
• No damage to the drum nor to goods transported

Main Industries

• Airport & Logistics
• Agriculture
• Building materials
• Wood, panel, board
• Corrugated
• Tyre
• Recycling