As the cord core is made of steel cord, it is resistant to stretching, making this conveyor belt ideal for high tension, long length machine, and large capacity lines.
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Choosing between a Steel Cord belt and a fabric belt for conveyor systems depends on several factors, including the application, load requirements, and operating conditions.
Strength and Durability: Steel cord belts are known for their high tensile strength, making them suitable for heavy-duty applications and long-distance conveying.
Low Elongation: They have minimal elongation, which means less stretch and better load support.
High Impact Resistance: Better suited for handling large, heavy, or sharp materials that can cause more wear and tear.
Longevity: Generally have a longer lifespan in harsh conditions, including high temperatures, heavy loads, and high speeds.
Cost: Typically more expensive than fabric belts.
Flexibility: Less flexible than fabric belts, making them less suitable for applications with small pulley diameters or complex conveyor layouts.
Maintenance: Can be more difficult and expensive to repair.
Mining
heavy industry
Ports and shipping
Long-distance conveying
High-speed conveyor systems
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Cost-Effective: Generally cheaper than steel cord belts.
Flexibility: More flexible, making them suitable for systems with smaller pulley diameters and more complex conveyor layouts.
Ease of Repair: Easier and cheaper to repair compared to steel cord belts.
Lighter Weight: Easier to handle and install.
Strength: Lower tensile strength compared to steel cord belts, which can limit their use in heavy-duty applications.
Elongation: Higher elongation can lead to more stretch over time, which might require more frequent tension adjustments.
Wear and Tear: Generally have a shorter lifespan in harsh conditions and are more susceptible to damage from heavy or sharp materials.
General manufacturing
Food processing
Package handling
Light to medium-duty applications
Short to medium-distance conveying
Choose Steel Cord Belts if you need high tensile strength, low elongation, durability in harsh conditions, and can justify the higher cost for heavy-duty, long-distance, or high-speed applications.
Choose Fabric Belts if you need a cost-effective, flexible, and easier-to-maintain solution for light to medium-duty applications, short to medium distances, or conveyor systems with smaller pulleys and more complex layouts.