A full range of single standard belts, plus the (non-standard) derived types, can be transformed into belts with accessories, when elements such as chains, forked chains, guards, crosswire strips, etc. are involved in their construction.

Edge guards for conveyor belts

Their placement prevents products from falling off the side of the belt. They may be of variable shapes, height or size. (Type C.A-L, C.A1-L, etc).

Possible edge guard finishes

Aletas laterales estabilizadas para cintas transportadoras
Estabilizada
Estabilizada alternativamente
Aletas soldadas con arandela a una cinta transportadora de malla de metal
Soldada con arandela
Aletas laterales enlazadas para cintas transportadoras
Enlazada
Aletas soldadas directamente a la cinta transportadora de malla de metal
Soldada directamente a la aleta

Edge guard shapes

Conveyor belts with any edge guard geometry are manufactured according to request

Chains for conveyor belts

They are situated to ease the haulage of the belt and ensure good traction preventing the mesh from suffering from wear and tear of the dynamic movement of the belt. The most standard pitches are used, such as 9.52 mm, 12.70 mm, 15.87 mm, 19.05 mm, 25.40 mm, 38.10 mm, and 50.80 mm. However, the belts can be designed and manufactured to meet customer requirements by linking the chain to the belt at each pitch or at N pitches. Belts with chains can also be constructed with edge guards and crosswire strips.

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Forked chain edges

The forked chain edge facilitates the haulage of the belt and adds versatility due to its ability to alternate from straight to curved sections. Depending on the pitch of the links you can obtain a varying radius of curvature.

Its main applications are in the food industry for cooling towers and freezing.