• Double Balanced Spiral Woven Belt

  Double Balanced Spiral Woven Belts is similar to standard balanced spiral but uses coil pairs of each handing intermeshing and then link by means of the crimped cross wire with pairs of intermeshing opposite hand coils on a repeat pattern down the length. This style allows for closer pitching of coils across the width for small product handling.

• Standard Balanced Spiral Woven Belt

  The Standard Balanced Spiral Woven Belts consists of alternating left and right hand coils with each coil interconnecting with the next by means of a crimped cross wire.

• Welded Edge

  This is the most common and economical edge finish.  With welding together of both the coil and crimp wires there are not cut wire ends.

• Laddered Edge

  Less common than the welded edge the laddered edge is often used where welds are not desirable for the application.  It is also an option in applications where welding facilities are not available.  The belt edge is also smooth and allows more belt edge flexibility.  It is also more efficient in high temperature applications as the laddered edge is not under operational strain in use and therefore less prone to fracture.  Generally this edge finish is only available for meshes with a relatively large crimp wire pitch down the length.

• Hook Edge

  Also less common than the welded edge type the hook edge is often used where welds are not desirable for the application.  It is also an option in applications where welding facilities are not available.  The belt edge is also smooth and allows more belt edge flexibility.  Generally this edge finish is only available for meshes with a relatively large crimp wire pitch down the length.

• Chain Edge Driven Mesh

  Along with the above mesh edge finishes these meshes can be driven by side chains using cross rods which are located through the mesh coils and then through chains at the edges of the mesh. Along with the above mesh edge finishes these meshes can be driven by side chains using cross rods which are located through the mesh coils and then through chains at the edges of the mesh.

Balanced Woven Belt

A: Spiral Wire Pitch (mm)    B: Spiral Wire Diameter (mm)

C: Cross Rod Pitch (mm)     D: Cross Wire Diameter (mm)

Balanced Woven Belt Chain Edge with Chain Edge

A: Spiral Wire Pitch (mm)    B: Spiral Wire Diameter (mm)  C: Cross Rod Pitch (mm)     D: Cross Wire Diameter (mm)

E: Roller Diameter (mm)    F: Support Rod Diameter (mm)    G: Support Rod Pitch (mm)    H: Chain Pitch (mm)    I: Plate Thickness (mm)