BUCKET ELEVATOR BELTS

Solves

Belt stretch, tearing at bolt holes and slip on the head pulley in vertical lifts.

Used in

Bucket elevators for cement, grain, fertilizer and minerals.

Key spec

Tensile strength 315 to 6,300 N/mm with a low-elongation carcass.

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bucket elevator belt

Built for the
Vertical Lift.

An elevator belt does a different job from a conveyor belt. It runs vertically, carries the full weight of the buckets and the load, and has bolt holes punched through it every few hundred millimetres. A belt that is fine on a flat conveyor can stretch, tear at the bolts or lose grip on the pulley when used in an elevator.

Our bucket elevator belts are made with a low-elongation carcass and a tight rubber skim between the plies, so the bolts stay firm and the take-up does not run out after a few months of service. We have supplied belts for elevators above 180 metres in height and capacities around 1,750 TPH.

Specifications

Tensile strength315 N/mm to 6,300 N/mm
CarcassEP (polyester-nylon), nylon, cotton, aramid or steel cord
Cover optionsGeneral purpose, heat resistant, oil resistant, fire resistant, white food grade
ElongationLow elongation to allow a short take-up
Other featuresHigh bolt-tear strength, good clamping at joints, suits smaller pulley diameters

Industries Using Our Elevator Belts

  • Cement plants – raw meal, clinker and cement elevators
  • Flour, rice, pulse and sugar mills
  • Fertiliser and chemical plants
  • Foundries and sand plants
  • Salt works, silo feeding and port loading
  • Starch and potato processing units

Choosing the Right Belt

Tell us the elevator height (centre to centre), the bucket size and pitch, the bucket bolt size, the head pulley diameter and the material temperature. For hot clinker or cement we recommend a heat resistant cover with a steel cord or high-strength EP carcass. For grain and flour, a white food grade cover keeps the product clean.

We also supply the matching belt jointing solution for splicing and repairs.

Talk to Our Team

Tell us what you are conveying, the temperature, the belt width and the running length. We usually reply the same working day with a price and a delivery date. Phone: +91 98275 92612 / +91 90395 92612 · Email: info@shrirambeltings.com.

Why Buy From Shriram Beltings?

Manufacturer & supplier of top-quality conveyor belts – what we commit, we deliver.

We manufacture and supply rubber conveyor belts from our units at Betul (Madhya Pradesh) and Amritsar (Punjab) and our stock depot at Bhiwandi near Mumbai, so you have one accountable partner for grade selection, dispatch and after-sales support.

ISO 9001:2015 Certified

We work under an ISO 9001:2015 certified quality system, so the roll you get next year is as good as the one you got this year.

Ready Stock up to 3200 mm

Popular widths and grades are kept in stock, so breakdown orders can be dispatched quickly. Special sizes, plies and cover thicknesses are made to order.

Right Grade for Your Job

Tell us the material, temperature and conveyor details. We suggest the grade that gives the best life for your money – not simply the costliest one.

Need a Belt? Talk to Us

Call +91 98275 92612 or email info@shrirambeltings.com with your belt size and application. We reply with the price and delivery date.

Product catalogue

Download Our Conveyor Belt Catalogue

All belt grades, cover properties, ratings, the N/N selection chart and an enquiry checklist in one PDF.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What tensile strengths are available for elevator belts?

Bucket elevator belts are available from 315 N/mm to 6300 N/mm in EP, nylon, cotton, aramid or steel cord construction.

Which cover grades do you offer for elevator belts?

General purpose, heat resistant, oil resistant, fire resistant and white food grade covers.

What information is needed to quote an elevator belt?

Elevator height, bucket size and pitch, bolt size, head pulley diameter and material temperature.

Why is low elongation important in an elevator belt?

A low-stretch carcass keeps the bucket bolts firm and the take-up steady, so the take-up does not run out and the belt keeps its grip on the head pulley.

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