Side Flexing Plastic Modular Conveyor Belts

Saryee Belting side-flexing series of conveyor belts offers a diverse range of features and properties to cater to different needs within the industry.

Side-flexing plastic modular conveyor belts are designed to enable a conveyor system to make tight turns while maintaining a smooth and efficient operation. Here are some key features and advantages:

• Modular Design: Side-flexing plastic modular conveyor belts consist of individual modules or links that are interconnected. This modular design allows for easy customization and replacement of damaged sections.
• Flexibility: Our modular plastic belts are designed with the ability to flex and curve around corners, making them ideal for applications where a traditional straight-line conveyor wouldn’t be practical.
• Materials: They are often made from plastic materials like PP, POM, or other high-performance plastics. These materials provide durability, resistance to corrosion, and ease of cleaning.
• Sprocket Driven: Side-flexing conveyor belts are typically driven by sprockets at each end. The sprockets engage with the modular links, providing positive drive and ensuring a smooth transfer of goods.
• Applications: These belts are commonly used in industries such as food processing, beverage, pharmaceuticals, and manufacturing. They are suitable for conveying products around corners, elevating or descending, and navigating through complex layouts.
• Low Maintenance: Due to their modular design, maintenance is often simplified. If a section of the belt is damaged or needs replacement, it can be easily done without affecting the entire conveyor system.
• Cleanability: The plastic construction of these belts makes them easy to clean, meeting hygiene standards required in industries like food processing.

It’s important to note that when considering side-flexing plastic modular conveyor belts, it’s advisable to choose a belt that suits the specific needs of your application, taking into account factors such as load capacity, belt width, and the degree of flexing required.