Textile Reinforced Conveyor Belts

We stockpile belting and rubber supplies for fast delivery and installation.

Truco cover compounds are available to ensure your belt is resistant to harsh environments:

Frequently Asked Questions?

1. How do I choose the best conveyor belt for my application?
   When choosing the correct conveyor belt, Truco recommends that the following four factors should be considered. This includes choosing the correct material type for the material you are transporting, environmental conditions such as temperature, moisture and hazardous conditions, space constraints, the load capacity required as well as at which speed the belt is required to operate.
    
2. What types of belts do conveyor belt manufacturers supply?
   Conveyor belt suppliers supply light to heavy-duty belting solutions for the following types of belts to various industry sectors. These include flat belts, modular belts, inclined belts, cleated belts and pipe belts.
    
3. What are the common causes of conveyor belt damage?
   Industrial conveyor belt manufacturer’s caution clients against the following factors that cause damage to conveyor belts. These include overloading which applies too much weight or pressure on the belt, misalignment that causes uneven wear and tears, foreign or sharp objects that can cut or puncture the belt and improper tension that can cause premature wear.
    
4. How long does a conveyor belt last?
   There are several factors that can affect the lifespan of a conveyor belt, these include the material, usage, maintenance and environmental conditions . According to conveyor belt manufacturers who are involved in belting supply, the average lifespan of a conveyor belt can range between 3-5 years, depending on operating conditions.
    
5. How should a conveyor belt be maintained?
   Reliable conveyor belt manufacturers place great value on the important aspect of maintenance because this determines the longevity and efficiency of the product. Conveyor belt maintenance should focus on regular inspection, which covers checking for damage, alignment checks, material buildup inspection, removing debris as well as preventing component wear and tear. Lubrication focus should be on moving parts like pulleys, bearings and rollers. Tension and tracking are about making sure components are adjusted to avoid damage and to achieve correct alignment.
    
6. What is belt tracking?
   Belt tracking refers to the process of ensuring that conveyor belts are centred and run straight on the intended route without drifting aside. The main advantages of belt tracking include preventing uneven wear, minimising damage, enhancing efficiency, and ensuring safety.