Wire mesh belts
Balanced Weave Belt
The most widely used process-industry belt: straight-running, high tensile strength and economical.
- Temperature
- Depends on alloy
- Used for
- Food processing, Glass and ceramic tile processing
Conveyor belts for heat treatment & industrial
Annealing, hardening and quenching lines need belts that hold strength at temperature. We make rod reinforced, balanced weave, Gratex and chain edge belts in alloys up to Inconel and nickel-chrome. Our belts are also supplied to pharmaceutical, cement, tyre and chemical manufacturers.
What matters in this industry
High temperature
Inconel 600 and nickel-chrome are rated to 1150 °C.
Quenching
Chain edge, bent edge and honeycomb belts are used in quenching and frying.
Recommended belts
Wire mesh belts
Rod Reinforced Belt
Elongated spirals reinforced with straight cross rods for strength at high temperature with little stretch.
- Temperature
- Suited to elevated temperatures
- Used for
- Furnace and heat-treatment conveyors, Heavy-load process conveying
Wire mesh belts
Gratex Belt
Closely wound spirals with straight rods — a stronger semi-closed mesh for small parts and heavy loads.
- Temperature
- Depends on selected alloy
- Used for
- Small parts conveying, Heavy-load conveyors
Special application belts
Honeycomb Belt
Built from flat strip and rod for heavier loads than wire belts, with high flexibility.
- Temperature
- Depends on selected alloy
- Used for
- Chocolate enrobing, Oil quenching
Special application belts
Enrober Belt
Large-pore wire belt that lets chocolate or oil drain freely during enrobing and quenching.
- Temperature
- Depends on selected alloy
- Used for
- Chocolate enrobing, Oil quenching
Chain-driven belts
Chain Edge Belt
Mesh belt with pitched chains on both edges for positive drive, extra strength and trouble-free tracking.
- Temperature
- Depends on selected alloy
- Used for
- Quenching and frying, Inclined conveyors
Looking for a conveyor belt built for your application?
Send us your belt width, length, material and process details — or a drawing or photo of your current belt — and our engineers will recommend a specification and quote.