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Conveyor Belting
CONVEYOR BELTING
TOUGH BELTS FOR TOUGH JOBS
Belt Tech Industrial is proud to provide high quality conveyor belts that deliver consistent results. Our conveyor belts have stood the test of time, withstanding the toughest jobs. Our MSHA and OSHA certified technicians ensure that installation is done with precision, ensuring the belt splice is not the weakest link.
We Have Belt
- All-Purpose
- High Impact & Tear-Resistant
- Fire-Resistant
- Oil-Resistant
- Heat-Resistant
- MSHA Part 14
We Stock Miles of Conveyor Belting
MAXX AGNI™
Transporting flammable materials? Don’t play with fire – equip your conveyors with Maxx Agni Fire Resistant Belts instead.
MAXX TUFF™
This is one hardcore belt. Engineered to be virtually indestructible, it’s built to withstand tough and rigorous material handling applications. No job is too extreme for this belt.
MSHA PART 14
MSHA PART 14 belt covers are fire retardant and meet Part 14 requirements for underground coal mining
MAXX ROCK™
In the world of heavy conveying, MAXX ROCK takes center stage. It has the strength, stamina and flexibility to handle heavy, sharp loads. MAXX ROCK combines all the qualities you need to move it heavy and move it far.
MAXX ARMOUR™
Using DuPontTM Kevlar®AP in the carcass construction, these conveyor belts provide a belting solution for enhanced performance, and can be used on even the most critical conveyor systems.
MAXX TUFF UNO™
With supreme strength and impressive single ply flexibility MAXX TUFF UNO is a perfect multipurpose belt that’s as tough as it is adaptable.
Learn about our Custom Belt Fabrication
In the latest issue of
WORLD COAL MAGAZINE
"Measure Twice, Splice Once," featured in the latest issue of World Coal, explores the hidden risks of purchasing used conveyor belt—especially when it comes to belt hardness and splice compatibility. The article offers practical insights to help operators make informed, cost-effective decisions without compromising safety or performance. Whether you're running lean or planning your next upgrade, this piece provides a clear framework for evaluating belt condition and avoiding costly surprises.
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In previous issues of
WORLD COAL MAGAZINES
You know we’re all about that belt! In this World Coal article, we explore some key differences between straight warp and ply belt, how you can determine the right belt for your needs and how relatively small changes can have large payoffs.
Following extensive consultation with industry professionals, our research on the highly relevant subject of domestic and foreign belt has now been published.
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