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Versatile: Modify existing belts by changing spacing or placement of
cleats to meet your specific requirements. Apply to any type of belt
(PVC, rubber, urethane, even chain or plastic link belts) for improved
operating efficiency.
Unique: Mechanical cleats come in a variety of styles to fit your
specific conveyor needs. For example, pegs and lugs provide a unique
solution when a full belt width cleat is not required, such as if the
material being conveyed has liquid that needs to run off or if
specialized sorting is desired.
Model HD Cleat
Model HD is a heavy-duty cleat, engineered to stand up to abrasive, high-impact
applications such as mining, agriculture, construction, scrap, trash-burning and material
handling. Model HD cleats are manufactured from an abrasion-resistant SBR compound
for added durability. The high tensile strength and flexibility of this cleat allows it to be
used in troughing conveyors or in applications employing horseshoe, chevron or crescent
cleat patterns. Available in 1" (25 mm) or 2" (50 mm) heights.
Econo-Cleat
Econo-Cleat is an economical cleat option for a wide variety of material conveying.
Available in a choice of application-matched materials: choose specially compounded,
high-durability EPDM rubber for excellent resistance to abrasion and the effects of
weather; or select PVC for less demanding applications. Available in five heights from
1-1/4" (31 mm) to 6" (150 mm).
Tatch-A-Guide
Easy-to-install, v-shaped rubber guides help keep belts centered over split or grooved
pulleys. Attached firmly to the underside of the belt using only a belt punch and
screwdriver, Tatch-A-Guide is a simple way to solve belt-tracking problems.
Intermittent spacing and notched design provide easy flexing over pulleys. Available
in standard A, B, and C V-guide sizes.