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[[File:Textiles-belts1.jpg|thumb|right|Textile Belts]] | |||
[[File:TEXTILE-BELTS.jpg|thumb|right|Textile Belts]] | |||
'''Textile Belts''' are generally used in extraction and transformation industries for conveying bulk material of large grain size at temperatures between -25°C and +60°C. | |||
Depending on the application, textile conveyor belts feature various cover stock properties and a single- or multi-ply textile tensile member. Long-lived products for diverse conveying tasks in machine and plant construction as well as many other industries.It can work in areas of bulk material handling from the lightest to the most difficult of the working conditions, be it in the stone quarrying or earth moving industry, in the steel, cement or mining industry. | |||
==Charateristics== | |||
* Excellent Elasticity | |||
* High tensile strength with low weight | |||
* High Impact Resistance | |||
* Good for transportation for middle and long distance | |||
* Good Flexibility & trougability | |||
* Stong adhesion to rubber | |||
==Areas of Application== | |||
* Open-pit coal mines (conveying of overburden, coal and aggregates) | |||
* Open-pit mineral mines (lime, phosphates, various ores) | |||
* Treatment of minerals | |||
* Iron and steel industries | |||
* Cement works (quarry materials and transformation) | |||
* Paper mills | |||
* Port installations | |||
* Public works | |||
* Agriculture | |||
* Sugar factories | |||
* Thermal power plants | |||
* Quarries and sand pits | |||