The Flame Retardant Belt is typically made of a combination of high - quality rubber and reinforcing materials. The Flame Retardant Conveyor Belt compound used provides good abrasion resistance, which is essential for withstanding the continuous rubbing against the conveyor rollers and the materials being transported. The reinforcing materials, which may include layers of fabric or steel cords, give the belt its strength. The fabric layers, such as polyester or nylon, are woven together and embedded in the rubber matrix. Steel - cord reinforced ST/S630 belts are even stronger and are used in applications where extremely high tensile strength is required.
2、Application Areas
In the mining industry, General Purpose Flame Retardant Steel Cord Conveyor Belt used to transport mined ores from the extraction point to the processing plants. For example, in a copper mine, the ST/S630 conveyor belt can efficiently move the extracted copper ores over long distances, through tunnels and up to the surface for further refining.
In the construction material production, it is used to convey aggregates like sand, gravel, and crushed stone. The belt's strength and durability ensure a continuous supply of these materials to the mixing plants for concrete production or other construction - related processes.
It is also applicable in the logistics and warehousing sectors. For instance, in large distribution centers, it can be used to move palletized goods or large packages from one area to another, improving the efficiency of the handling and storage operations.
3、Operating Conditions
The ST/S630 conveyor belt can operate in a wide range of environmental conditions. It can withstand temperature variations to some extent. In cold environments, the rubber remains flexible enough to function properly, and in hot environments, it doesn't soften or degrade easily. However, extreme temperature conditions may require additional protective measures or Special Belt formulations. It is also designed to resist moisture and chemicals to a certain degree. This resistance helps to prevent damage from water - based slurries (common in mining operations) and chemical spills that might occur in industrial settings.