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Rip and tear resistant belts used in Stone Quarry

CARCASS – RIP AND TEAR RESISTANT BELTS

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In every conveyor installation there are certain applications where the normal expected belt life significantly deteriorates due to continuous abuse resulting in premature failure caused by rip, tear and carcass fracture. These belts normally convey large sized lumps and are considered critical in most cases. In heavy duty mining applications, failures are catastrophic and impose heavy financial losses due to stoppage of production and downtime. For such applications demanding the highest impact, rip and tear resistance, Oriental recommends the MAXX ROCK® belts to convey HEAVY METAL TO HARD ROCK

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Perfect for following Industries:
Aggregates
Power

Benefits of MAXX ROCK® Belts:

Product Application:

The MAXX ROCK® Belt is ideally suited for the following applications:

  • Heavy impact applications e.g. primary crushers
  • Material fall height exceeding 2 m (6.5′)
  • Lump size more than 250 mm
  • Long haul applications
  • Conveyors susceptible to presence of tramp material
  • Scrap recycling plants, log decks.

Product Characteristics:

Common Widths : 500 mm to 2100 mm (20” to 84”)
Carcass Variety Available : MAXX ROCK®, Polyester Nylon
Common Belt Rating :
In 1 Ply Construction: MR315/1, 400/1, 500/1, 630/1, 800/1, 1000/1, 1250/1, 1400/1, 1600/1 kN/m
180, 220, 285, 360, 450, 570, 700, 800, 900 PIW
In 2 Ply Construction: MR630/2, 800/2, 1000/2, 1250/2, 1600/2, 1800/2, 2000/2, 2500/2, 3150/2 kN/m
360, 450, 570, 700, 900, 1000, 1100, 1450, 1800 PIW
No. of Plies : 1 or 2 Ply
Rubber Cover Compounds : Oriental recommends HAR or SAR. Other grades are also available on request
Rubber Cover Thickness : For 1 Ply Belt 2:1 Cover Ratio (Min 3 mm bottom cover)
For 2 Ply Belt 3:1 Cover Ratio (Min 3 mm bottom cover)
Edge : Cut/Moulded Edge
Splicing Method : Hot (O-Splice) / Mechanical
Packing Available in : Single Roll
Belt Identification : Unique Product Identification Number (PIN) at every 10 Mtr (33’)