MAIN CHARACTERISTICS
Highly Abrasion Resistant belts have an inside carcass of polyester (E) in wrap and polyamide (P) in weft. This gives the belt unique properties:
High resistance to breakage and impact.
Great flexibility and light weight.
Good disposition for trough.
Ageing of carcass is nil.
Low cost maintenance.
High safety .
Our
Highly Abrasion Resistant belts are compliant with the internationally
recognised norms:
| Tensile Strength | Elongation At Break | Abrasive Wear | |
| GRADE
X (DIN 22.102) |
min. 25 | min. 450 | max. 120 |
| GRADE M24
(British Standard) |
min. 24 | min. 450 | - |
RESISTANCE TO SEPARATION
Between
covers and plies >
8 N/mm
Between
plies
>
10 N/mm
THICKNESS OF COVERS RECOMMENDED
Gravel, coal, limestone 3 + 1,5 mm.
Cutting stones 4 + 2 mm.
Debris and scoria 6 + 3 mm.
EDGES
Usually, our belts have sealed edges, but if required, we can manufacture them with cut edges.
ELONGATION UNDER STANDARD LOAD
To determine tension course of a belt, the technical conditions of the installation must be taken into account. As a guideline, the DIN 22.102/89 norm establishes the following values:
| Minimum breaking load | Elongation under standard load |
|
200-
500 |
1,5
% |
|
630
-1250 |
2,5
% |
|
1600
- 3150 |
3
% |
* The standard load is 10% of minimum breaking load.