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sidewall belt

Sidewall  belts are a particular type of conveyor belt  that is specially made to move things up steep inclines without them tumbling back down. Say you want to transport  rocks or grains up  a big hill  and dump them  into a truck, or even some kind of mechanism. A flat belt wouldn’t grip these materials effectively enough; as soon as you tried to move, they would slip off. Which is where  sidewall belts come in. They’re walled up on the  sides, like little fences, to prevent the material from falling  down. These  walls are rigid and not  flexible; they help the belt bend around pulleys and corners. We at  BEDROCK use  these same belts, as  they are of the highest quality and will outlast anything else on the market. They can  haul heavy weights and transport various objects safely, which makes a  difference  in many factories  and mines. You might not know they exist, but sidewall belts perform an important job  behind  the curtains.

What Are Sidewall Belts and Their Key Industrial Applications

Sidewall belts are used to carry material at steep angles or long distances, because flat belts would not work in those settings. The sidewalls, which are constructed of sturdy rubber or  plastic wall siding, rise up like walls located at the edges of the  belt and block materials such as sand, coal, gravel and even food from tumbling off. At BEDROCK we  engineer our belts to be both strong and flexible  so that  you can get on and off the mountain with  ease. For instance, in mining, sidewall belts are used to transport rocks and ores up or  downhill to crushers or sorting areas without damage or spillage. In  agriculture, they can carry grains  up into storage silos. Factories that make cement or chemicals use them as well, because those materials must be conveyed safely and without  waste. The belts also have cleats — small ridges on the surface of the belt that grab loose material and push it up. This construction ensures that when the belt is steep, the materials don’t simply slide down. Some sidewall belts go as high as 90 degree incline! That’s nearly vertical! BEDROCK sidewall belts are designed to resist the wear and tear of these toughest environments, cut-and-gouge damage from sharp  rocks or a heavy build-up of material in the loading area. What we learned is that the belt type and size matters.  If the belt is too thin, it may tear easily; if it is too thick,  bending can be a problem. We collaborate closely with our clients to determine the appropriate middle ground.  What’s more, sidewall belts may be available  in various materials depending on what’s being moved. For instance, food-grade side wall belts are fabricated from materials  that are safe for consumable products and others feature enhanced resistance to  heat or chemicals. This range allows BEDROCK to provide the  most suited solution for every customer requirement. As sidewall belts can move material  efficiently and safely, they help reduce waste and keep work  sites cleaner. This is  a cost and time saver for companies. They also help ensure the process operates smoothly  uninterrupted and with no reduced efficiency due  to material spillage. That’s why so many industries rely on  sidewall belts.

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