Metal net core conveyor belt with good troughability, small elongation, high bonding strength

belt carcass is of metal screw-net solid carcass,resisting burning,high temperature,flaming,stabbing,tearing with small elongation,high bonding strength between layers,good troughability,100% of sulphurization joint efficiency,joint operation within a short time and convenience.Of the above,metal-net-core conveyor belt with high temperature resistance has an application temperature of 150℃-200℃;metal-net-core conveyor belt with burning resistance has an application temperature of 200℃-1000℃;it has a good performance at various temperatures.The electronic-scale belt of metal-net-core and loop belt are characterized without lateral misalignment or elongation,or breakage joint,better than other loop-belts;metal net core conveyor belt with tearing resistance has a superb performance against stabbing and tearing,and thus becomes a top choice for conveyor belt of tearing resistance;metal-net-core conveyor belt with acid/alkali and oil resistance has the same service life both for the joint and belt itself, and should therefore be taken as a prior option.
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