Our belt chain and components have a wide range of applications, including agricultural harvesters (potato, tomato, carrot, onion, sugar beet, etc.).
Please consult us for more information and preferential prices.
Pitch: | Common pitches include (mm) 28, 32, 36, 40, 42, 45, 50, 56, 60, 64, 150, 180. |
Width: | 50mm,60mm,80mm |
This conveyor traction belting consists of five layers of a fabric tensile reinforcement referred to the 3 ply count. This 3-ply conveyor belting is vulcanised, highly specific rubber hard enough to last under constant friction with rollers while resisting the affects of chemical and saline-based waters, and also reflecting the impact UV has on rubber when in constant sunlight. This conveyor is best for Potato and Onion Digging. This conveyor comes in various pitches 32mm, 35mm & 40mm.
Features
● high traction abilities. tear resistance.
● weather performance in terms of water and UV impact.
● high tensile capabilities.
● performance under high loads.
● high tensile performance at join.
Our belt chain and components have a wide range of applications, including agricultural harvesters (potato, tomato, carrot, onion, sugar beet, etc.).
Please consult us for more information and preferential prices.
Pitch: | Common pitches include (mm) 28, 32, 36, 40, 42, 45, 50, 56, 60, 64, 150, 180. |
Width: | 50mm,60mm,80mm |
This conveyor traction belting consists of five layers of a fabric tensile reinforcement referred to the 3 ply count. This 3-ply conveyor belting is vulcanised, highly specific rubber hard enough to last under constant friction with rollers while resisting the affects of chemical and saline-based waters, and also reflecting the impact UV has on rubber when in constant sunlight. This conveyor is best for Potato and Onion Digging. This conveyor comes in various pitches 32mm, 35mm & 40mm.
Features
● high traction abilities. tear resistance.
● weather performance in terms of water and UV impact.
● high tensile capabilities.
● performance under high loads.
● high tensile performance at join.
