Description

Conveyor Belt Steel Mesh

600x4500x900 mm

Stainless 304

Stainless surface, 50 cm width, 2 m length

• Stainless Steel Conveyor Belt: Used for material transport and transfer.
• High Temperature Resistance: Superior heat resistance compared to PVC belts, ideal for the food industry.
• Electric Motor Driven: Features adjustable flow speed.
• Facilitates material handling and organization; easy to install and operate.

Stainless Steel Conveyor Belt: High Load Capacity, Excellent Heat Resistance 👍

Heavy-duty Stainless Steel Conveyor for High Temperatures

Conveyor Belt for Product Transfer and Movement

Stainless Steel Conveyor Belt with Adjustable Speed: Ideal for Food Preparation Requiring Extended Cooking Times Without Interruption

Adjustable Flow Speed

Available in compact 1-meter lengths for efficient workspace utilization.

Smooth surface with high load-bearing capacity.

Stainless Steel 201 is a grade of non-specified carbon steel with the following properties:

A conveyor belt steel mesh, also known as wire mesh conveyor belt or wire belt, is a type of conveyor belt made from interlinked stainless steel or carbon steel wires. These wires are formed into a mesh pattern, creating a continuous surface suitable for conveying various materials.

• High Temperature Resistance: Steel mesh conveyor belts can withstand high temperatures.
• Durability: The use of steel wires provides excellent durability and resistance to wear and tear, making steel mesh conveyor belts ideal for heavy-duty applications and harsh operating environments.
• Strength: Steel mesh conveyor belts have high tensile strength, allowing them to carry heavy loads without stretching or breaking.
• Easy Cleaning: The open mesh design of steel conveyor belts allows for easy cleaning and drainage, making them suitable for applications where cleanliness and hygiene are essential, such as food processing and pharmaceutical industries.
• Customization: Steel mesh conveyor belts can be customized with different mesh sizes, wire diameters, and configurations to suit specific application requirements.

These belts are commonly used in industries such as food processing, automotive, electronics, and metalworking, where they are employed for conveying, drying, cooling, washing, annealing, and other processes. Their versatility, durability, and high temperature resistance make them a popular choice for a wide range of applications.