Problem this solves
Incorrect belt surface causes product rollback or spillage. This guide matches cleats, sidewalls, and rough-top finishes to the application.
Surface option overview
| Option | Use case | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Rough-top | Grip on incline | Light to medium duty |
| Cleats | Prevent rollback | Specify height and pitch |
| Sidewalls | Contain bulk material | Used on steep inclines |
Selection steps
- 1Define incline angle and product weight.
- 2Choose cleat height based on material flow.
- 3Confirm belt thickness and cover material.
- 4Specify sidewall height for containment.
RFQ checklist
- Belt width, thickness, and length
- Surface option required and dimensions
- Incline angle and product type
- Operating speed and temperature
FAQ
- Q: Can cleats be added later? A: It depends on belt material and service conditions.
- Q: Do sidewalls affect pulley size? A: Yes, check pulley diameter limits.
- Q: Is rough-top suitable for food lines? A: It can be, with proper certification.
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