PVC solid woven rubber conveyor belt

PVC solid woven rubber conveyor belt – Durable, Efficient, and Engineered for Industrial Performance

This high-performance Conveyor Belt combines advanced materials with robust engineering to deliver reliable operation in demanding environments. Whether you're handling dry goods or managing wet conditions, our solid woven PVC and PVG belts offer tailored solutions based on load capacity, incline angle, and durability requirements. Designed for industrial automation, material handling, and logistics applications across global markets, this product ensures consistent performance while meeting international safety and efficiency standards.

Key Features:

• Solid Woven Fabric Core – Made from polyester, nylon, or cotton fibers impregnated with polyvinyl chloride (PVC), ensuring no delamination and superior tensile strength under continuous stress.
• Two Material Options – Choose between standard PVC for dry environments (max incline 16°) or enhanced PVG (with nitrile rubber overlay) for moisture-resistant operations up to 20° incline.
• Flame-Retardant Compliance – Meets MT/T914-2019 standards, ideal for industries requiring fire-safe conveyor systems.
• High Tear Resistance & Long Service Life – Reinforced structure prevents wear, extends operational lifespan, and reduces downtime.
• Customizable Dimensions – Widths and lengths can be tailored to specific application needs, offering flexibility for diverse production lines.

Detailed Specifications:

The PVC version offers a cost-effective solution for low-moisture applications, featuring a 1.0 + 1.0 mm thickness and a minimum belt embryo mass of 11.4 kg/m² for models like 1000S. It supports longitudinal tensile strength of at least 1000 N/mm and transverse strength of 300 N/mm, with elongation rates exceeding 15%—ideal for medium-duty conveyors in food processing, packaging, and light manufacturing.

In contrast, the PVG variant introduces a rubberized surface layer that enhances grip, abrasion resistance, and water tolerance. With a cover density of 1.45 kg/m³ and a higher maximum incline capability (up to 20°), it's suited for mining, agriculture, recycling, and heavy-duty logistics where moisture exposure is common. The 1400S model, for example, delivers 1400 N/mm tensile strength, 350 N/mm cross-directional strength, and 1600 N tear resistance—making it a top choice for steep-angle conveying tasks.

Industrial Applications:

These belts are widely used in sectors such as cement production, grain handling, textile manufacturing, and automotive assembly lines. Their ability to operate efficiently in both dry and damp settings makes them versatile assets in global supply chains. For instance, the PVG type excels in coal transport systems due to its flame-retardant properties and resistance to oil-based contaminants, while the PVC version serves well in clean-room environments like pharmaceutical packaging where chemical inertness is critical.

User Feedback Highlights:

Operators in European and North American facilities report reduced maintenance intervals, fewer belt failures during peak production cycles, and improved energy efficiency thanks to smoother running surfaces. One user noted, “Switching from traditional rubber belts to this solid woven design cut our downtime by over 40% in just six months.” Another praised the PVG option’s reliability in humid climates, stating, “It performs consistently even when exposed to condensation and frequent cleaning routines.”

Frequently Asked Questions:

What’s the difference between PVC and PVG conveyor belts? PVC belts use a plastic outer layer suitable for dry environments, whereas PVG belts add a rubberized top layer for better traction and moisture resistance, often referred to as "flame-retardant" types in technical documentation.

Can I install these belts on existing equipment? Yes, they’re compatible with most standard conveyor frames and drive systems. However, ensure your drum diameter matches the recommended minimum (e.g., 400 mm for 800S, 750 mm for 1400S).

Are there environmental benefits? Both types comply with RoHS and REACH regulations, minimizing harmful emissions during manufacturing and disposal. Their long service life also contributes to lower waste generation compared to disposable alternatives.

How do I select the right model? Consider your required tensile strength, inclination angle, and operating environment. For dry indoor setups, go with PVC; for outdoor or wet conditions, choose PVG. Refer to the detailed table for exact specs per model (e.g., 800S to 1800S).

Whether you need a budget-friendly PVC belt for basic conveying or a high-grade PVG unit for extreme conditions, our solid woven rubber belts provide engineered precision, consistent performance, and long-term value across global industrial operations.