Chevron Conveyor Belt
Custom & Wholesale Chevron Conveyor Belts
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- Pattern typesV-type, C-type
- Cleat (pattern) height8 / 10 / 15 / 17 / 20 / 32mm
- CarcassNN (nylon), EP (polyester)
- Fabric plies2–6 layers
- Cover finishSmooth or fine-textured base
- Standard lengthUp to 200m per roll, splice-jointed
- SplicingHot vulcanized or mechanical fastener
Wear-resistant
General abrasion resistance for sand, gravel, ore, and crushed stone. The default choice for quarry and aggregate lines.
Heat-resistant
Rated to 150°C for hot clinker, sinter, ash, or foundry sand discharged directly onto the belt.
Oil & fat-resistant
Holds up against animal feed, oilseed, and rendering by-products that degrade standard rubber compounds.
Flame-retardant
Meets underground coal mining requirements where belt flammability is regulated.
Food-grade cover
PVC or PU top cover for grain, sugar, and packaged food handling where rubber taste or dust transfer isn't acceptable.
Cold-weather grade
Retains flexibility down to −40°C for outdoor stockyard and winter port operations.
| Pattern height | Base width | Max incline |
|---|---|---|
| 8mm | 400–650mm | ~20° |
| 10mm | 500–800mm | ~22° |
| 15mm | 650–1200mm | ~25° |
| 17mm | 800–1400mm | ~27° |
| 20mm | 1000–2000mm | ~30° |
| Pattern height | Base width | Max incline |
|---|---|---|
| 20mm | 650–1200mm | ~30° |
| 25mm | 800–1400mm | ~33° |
| 32mm | 1000–2000mm | ~35–40° |
- Quarry and aggregate stockpiling
- Cement clinker and raw meal handling
- Coal loading and underground transport
- Sand and gravel washing plants
- Grain, feed, and fertilizer elevators
- Wood chip and biomass fuel lines
- Packaged goods and carton incline transfer
- Recycling and waste sorting facilities
- Sugar and salt processing
- Port and bulk terminal loading
Can chevron belting replace a bucket elevator?
For inclines up to about 35–40°, yes, in most bulk-material cases — with a lower capital cost, simpler maintenance, and no enclosed housing. Above that, a bucket elevator or pipe conveyor is usually the better fit.
Does the chevron pattern wear down faster than a flat belt?
The pattern peaks see more localized wear than a flat cover, which is why pattern height and cover compound are selected together — a 20mm C-type in a wear-resistant compound will outlast an undersized pattern on the same duty.
Can V-type and C-type belts run on the same idlers as flat belting?
Yes. The carcass and troughing angle are unchanged; only the loading zone and any skirting need adjusting to clear the raised pattern.
What information do you need to quote a belt?
Belt width, incline angle, material type and lump size, ambient and material temperature, and center-to-center conveyor length. Throughput target helps confirm ply count and belt speed.
