150mm Fabric Core Tubular Conveyor Belt

150mm Fabric Core Tubular Conveyor Belt for Efficient Bulk Material Handling

This high-performance Tubular Conveyor Belt with a 150mm diameter is engineered for seamless bulk material transport across industries such as grain processing, construction materials, and chemical manufacturing. Designed with a fabric-reinforced core and sealed tubular structure, it ensures minimal product loss, dust containment, and consistent flow efficiency—making it ideal for both horizontal and vertical conveying applications in industrial environments worldwide.

Key Features:

• Sealed tubular design prevents spillage, contamination, and moisture ingress during transit
• Fabric-cord carcass offers flexibility, durability, and resistance to wear under heavy-duty conditions
• Available in multiple widths (from 400mm to 3150mm) to match various throughput needs
• Optimized cross-sectional area for efficient volume handling at 75% and 100% capacity
• Supports granular, powdered, and semi-solid materials without degradation or segregation

Detailed Description:

The 150mm fabric core tubular Conveyor Belt is specifically designed for precision material handling where cleanliness, containment, and reliability are critical. Its closed-loop configuration eliminates the risk of fugitive dust emissions—an essential feature in facilities handling fine powders like flour, fertilizer, or gypsum. The belt’s internal structure maintains uniform pressure distribution, allowing smooth operation even on inclines up to 30°, reducing mechanical stress and extending service life. With a maximum particle size tolerance of 50–70mm for this specific model, it accommodates small to medium-sized grains, aggregates, and granulated chemicals while minimizing breakage. Compared to traditional flat belt conveyors, the tubular design allows more compact routing, reduces space requirements, and improves safety by containing hazardous or allergenic substances within the enclosed path.

Applications Across Industries:

In agricultural settings, this conveyor system efficiently moves wheat, rice, corn, and other cereals from unloading points to silos or processing units, preventing spoilage due to exposure. For grain mills and processors, it safely transports milled products like flour and bran between grinding, sifting, and packaging stages—ensuring hygiene and compliance with food safety standards. In the building materials sector, it conveys gypsum powder for board production and finished decorative elements like moldings without surface damage. Similarly, in insulation manufacturing, it handles perlite and rock wool fibers precisely, maintaining consistency in raw material dosing. Chemical plants benefit from its ability to move plastic pellets, fertilizers, pigments, and specialty powders without cross-contamination—a key requirement for producing high-purity compounds used in pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, and advanced polymers.

User Feedback Highlights:

Operators in Europe and North America report significant reductions in cleaning time, improved workplace air quality, and fewer maintenance issues compared to open-belt systems. One user noted, “Since installing the 150mm Tubular Belt, our flour plant has seen zero product loss during transfer, and we’ve cut down on dust-related shutdowns.” Another from a gypsum facility said, “The enclosed design makes it possible to meet strict environmental regulations while boosting productivity.” These testimonials reflect real-world performance gains in operational efficiency, worker safety, and regulatory compliance.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What makes a tubular conveyor belt better than a standard belt? It provides superior containment, especially for fine particles, which reduces environmental impact and improves product integrity. Can it handle steep angles? Yes, with proper tensioning and idler support, inclines up to 30 degrees are achievable. Is it suitable for food-grade applications? Absolutely—the fabric core can be manufactured with FDA-compliant materials for direct contact with edible goods. How does it compare to pneumatic conveying? Unlike air-based systems that consume high energy, this mechanical solution offers lower operating costs and better control over material flow rate. What maintenance is required? Regular inspection of rollers, belt tension, and sealing integrity ensures long-term reliability with minimal downtime.