Joining

It is particularly suitable for single-layer belts. In this process, the belt end is punched to form fingers, which are then stapled and welded together.

Benefits:

• very flexible
• for small pulley diameters
• uniform belt thickness is guaranteed

This joining method is suitable for multi-layered and highly stressed belts. We split up the belt ends and punch fingers into the different layers, which are then stapled and welded together.

Benefits:

• flexible and robust
• for small pulley diameters
• uniform belt thickness is guaranteed

This joining method is characterised by gradually split belt layers in which the two ends are laid one on top of the other and welded or glued together.

Benefits:

• robust and sturdy
• cold bonding is possible
• suitable for multi-layer belts

This type of joint is suitable for our tapes made of felt, rubber and multi-layer fabric. The ends are skived, ground off at an angle and laid one on top of the other and welded or glued together.

Benefits:

• robust and sturdy
• cold bonding is possible
• suitable for multi-layer belts

Plastic spiral joints can be used for all belt types.

Benefits:

• FDA compliant
• robust and sturdy
• allows for quick installation on the machine