When businesses have to transport heavy and large items such as coal, rocks or grain, they typically use a type of conveyor belt known as chevron conveyor belts. The special thing about these belts is that they are set with a “zigzag” that helps prevent things from sliding back when the belt is moving up or down hill. These Chevron conveyor belts are good for tough applications and amongst all types of chevron belts available, BEDROCK unique design that offer the cleanest high performance solution to the most demanding applications. Not only are these belts not just flat like their standard conveyor counterparts, the higher chevron shapes prevent material from slipping — leading to fewer accidents and reduced waste. For this reason, chevron belts are a favorite in mines, farms and factories that need to move heavy stuff safely and smoothly.
Suppose you were piling a heap of gravel up a steep hill on level ground — it will simply slide back down, right? On these conveyor belts, the chevron pattern prevents that from occurring. Those raised V-shaped ridges are like little fences, helping to how in the materials even when tilted at a steep angle. This ability to carry things uphill without shedding the load makes a big difference. BEDROCK’s chevron belts are constructed with solid rubber and fabric layers heavy enough to stand up to the barrage of rocks, sand or coal day after day. The belts are made to last so every shot can be your career-defining highlight moment. Sometimes, the belts have added features, like oil resistance so they function well in a range of settings — like hot factories or oily plants. Once, a customer told us they went through the process of telling us their original belt was slipping and causing them to waste materials! Their operation ran better with BEDROCK’s Chevron belt and money was saved due to less material loss. In addition to preventing slippage, these belts also prevent accidents when materials spill and work areas become messy or contaminated. So, for business carrying heavy bulk materials, these belts are a wise choice and keep work safe and efficient.
How to choose the right chevron conveyor belts suppliers? You're looking for a company that makes durable belts tough enough for the kind of work you do. BEDROCK knows this well, with years of experience building tough conveyor belts that are durable to withstand high standards. One key feature to consider is how the manufacturer tests their belts. BEDROCK puts the belts through many rigorous tests before they even leave our factory — including testing for strength, flexibility and protection against damage. You'll also want to consider how quickly the supplier is able to meet high-volume orders. If you require plenty of belts all at once, don’t wait too long or your entire project will drag. We always work to have a big stock and we closely with clients in order meet large orders fast. Another thing is customer service. At times, you may even need some advice on how to choose which belt (belt length) suits your needs the desired most. Those inside BEDROCK tend to listen closely and offer straightforward advice that doesn’t get bogged down in esoteric technical language. We also handle custom sizes if your project requires something unique. Price also matters, but the least expensive belt isn’t necessarily going to last. It is best to select a supplier that has good cost-quality combination. We think that good belts are ultimately less expensive because they don’t break or wear out quickly. Lastly- does the supplier back up their products? You are covered by warranties and support from BEDROCK after you have purchased so as not to leave you high and dry on a whim. When purchasing your wholesale products, these factors do matter a lot. Great belts, delivered quick, helpful support and the best prices mean your business runs better. So, be choosy when selecting a supplier like BEDROCK who understands your challenges and truly wants you to succeed.
Fast and safe rock splitting in mining and quarrying Operating in the mining and quarrying industry, fast processes make all the difference. And this is where chevron conveyor belts perform a major part. The belts have a zigzag pattern, little ridges on their surface. This pattern allows the belts to carry materials uphill without slipping. Try to take a pile of sand up a slide: if nothing stops it, the sand falls right back down. The chevron design acts like little walls to help keep materials in place, even when the belt is at an extreme angle. That’s more stuff that can be moved quickly, with fewer spills and accidents.
Chevon conveyor belts also save energy. The materials don’t slip, so the belt doesn’t have to work so hard. This enables machines to run more smoothly and energy bills remain lower. In the mining industry and in quarries, machines run all day, so this can be a huge saving. And, the belts are built to last. They are tough and naughty and strong, able to accept rocks and gravel without gauging. That means workers don’t have to keep stopping work to regularly repair, fix or replace the belts. At BEDROCK, we ensure that our chevron conveyor belts are both tough and durable, assisting mines and quarries to continue extracting materials 24/7.
Another soosan breaker chevron conveyor belts making more from the efficiency of your plant, is through easing some downtime. When they slip or break, you end up having to stop the job altogether, and time is money. Chevron belts break less, because they grip the material well and are designed to take larger loads. This translates to more work in less time for mining and quarrying crews. Plus, the belts are machine washable and simple to maintain, so they’ll last much longer than you think. Overall, installing chevron conveyor belts from BEDROCK means mining and quarrying operations are able to move product faster, more efficiently, and with less energy consumption – resulting in their work being more efficient and cost-effective.
CHEVRON CONVEYOR BELT PROBLEMS Even the best quality chevron is not immune to having some belt problems. Understanding what those issues are — and how to remedy them — will go a long way to keeping everything intact. One frequent problem is belt slip. This occurs if the belt speed is too fast or if the load is too heavy and slips on the belt. When that occurs, you can lose materials or damage the belt. To avoid slippage, it is important to monitor the speed at which the belt runs and ensure that it correlates with the materials being conveyed. Additionally, tightening down the belt so it’s nice and snug can also help the ridges hold materials better.
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