Security Conveyor Belting
Source: Scandura, Inc.
The security conveyor belting is a high strength, reduced-ply rubber belt used in general service applications such as pulp and paper, coal, sand and gravel, and aggregates
The security conveyor belting is a high strength, reduced-ply rubber belt used in general service applications such as pulp and paper, coal, sand and gravel, and aggregates. It is available in two cover compounds. The RMA Grade II is for above ground, abrasive materials handling. The M.O.R (moderate oil resistance) cover is for applications such as wood chips or pulp and paper.
Standard constructions come in widths of 60 inches and 72 inches, and lengths of 600 feet, 1,200 feet, and 2,400 feet. The Style 2-150 (two plies with a rated conveyor operating tension of 150 P.I.W) is available with a Grade II cover, and the 2-220 (two plies/220 P.I.W.) is available in both a Grade II and an M.O.R. cover. The 3-330 (three plies/330 P.I.W.) is also available in both cover grades, while the Style 4-440 (four plies/440 P.I.W.) is available in a Grade II cover.
Scandura Inc., 1801 N. Tryon St., Charlotte, NC 28230. Tel: 800-922-1735. Fax: 800-872-8246.
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