The coatings used on Synthetic Belts are called polymers and can be made of various materials which have influence on the suitability of the belt in a certain application.
Polymers can be separated into two different groups: thermoplastic or thermoset.
Mainly used compounds for coatings are:
PVC | Polyurethane | Polyolefin | Polyester
Polyvinyl chloride, commonly abbreviated to PVC, is a widely produced plastic. PVC is a type of thermoplastic polymer that is flexible and durable, and therefore suitable for use on conveyor systems.
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Polyurethane belts are mainly used in the Food Industry. Due to its structure, polyurethane belts do not give off damaging toxins or chemicals. Polyurethanes for process and conveyor belting can be either thermoplastic – TPU, or thermoset – PUR. Thermoplastic polyurethane coating material excels through its exceptional resistance to grease, oils and chemicals.
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• Low electrical surface resistance of the top and bottom side
• Low electrical volume resistance of the full belt thickness
• Flexible belt carcass
• Wear-resistant top cover
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• ESD-safe, prevents product damage from electrostatic discharge
• No harmful ESD affecting operators/workers
• Nonpolluting, closed belt top surface
Dedicated to the Electronics Industry.
Polyolefins are the largest group of thermoplastics; they are polymers of simple olefins such as ethylene. Polyethylene is probably the polymer you see most in daily life; it is the most popular plastic in the world.
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Polyester is a category of polymers that contain the ester functional group in their main chain. Our polyester coating type:
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Fabric and Felt belts are used in a wide variety of material transport applications such as car manufacturing, food processing and heavy industry. Felt is a non-woven fabric. The most important raw material for belting fabrics is polyester.
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By mixing polymers together, Ammeraal Beltech produces variations on PVC or PU called “Special Blends”. E.g.:
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Article Code | Description | Belt thickness | Hardness top side | Info | |
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internal AB method KV.002 | according to ISO 868 | Minimum pulley diameter | |||
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SBEF512738 | Elastoflex EF 10/2 0+P6 beige | 5.7 mm | 65A Shore | 60 mm | |
SBEF513039 | Elastoflex EM 8/2 00+P38 light green AS | 2.1 mm | 55A Shore | 25 mm | |
SBEF513040 | Elastoflex EM 12/3 00+P38 light green AS | 3.1 mm | 55A Shore | 50 mm | |
SBEF513041 | Elastoflex EM 8/2 00+A32 light green AS | 2.7 mm | 55A Shore | 60 mm | |
SBEF513367 | Elastoflex EM 10/2 0+P45 beige | 5.9 mm | 65A Shore | 60 mm | |
SBEF514831 | Elastoflex EM 15/3 0+A79 beige | 8.8 mm | 65A Shore | 100 mm | |
SBEF578589 | Elastoflex EM 10/2 00+28 beige M1 AS NL | 4.3 mm | 65A Shore | 60 mm |
*Consult your local Ammeraal Beltech expert to determine the most appropriate belt type, colour and material combination for your specific requirements and local stock availability.