When should I use a chevron belt?
Use a chevron belt on inclines up to about 30 degrees where a flat belt would let material slide back down the slope.
WR · Conveyor Belts
耐磨输送带
Heavy-duty rubber belt with a reinforced cover for abrasive ores, clinker, limestone and coarse aggregates.

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Current SKU: BELT-WEAR
Overview
Usage
Wear-Resistant Conveyor Belt — a heavy belt with a high-abrasion-cover compound (DIN X/Y/W) and a multi-ply or steel-cord carcass for hard, sharp, hot burden (ore, clinker, slag, rock). It is what survives primary-crusher discharge and coarse-aggregate duty where a standard belt would be gouged through in weeks.
Operating conditions
| Working temperature | Rubber belt -20 °C to +120 °C; PVC for light indoor duty; EPDM and high-temperature grades for hotter material — confirm grade. |
|---|---|
| Dusty environment | Suitable — the rubber cover is unaffected by dust; skirting and cleaners limit carry-back |
| Moisture & water | Suitable — rubber and PVC covers are water-resistant; select the grade for wet or washdown service |
| Corrosive environment | Cover compound (SBR / EPDM / PVC) plus coated-steel or stainless accessories — confirm for corrosive service |
| Certification | MA coal-mine safety certified versions available — confirm the certified SKUs for your project |
| Outdoor use | Suitable — coated and stainless options for coastal and weathering service |
Conveyor belts are the moving surface that carries bulk material. HBXM supplies chevron, sidewall and wear-resistant belts rated for steep inclines, sticky ores and high-abrasion duty in mining, port and cement plants.
Use a chevron belt on inclines up to about 30 degrees where a flat belt would let material slide back down the slope.
A sidewall belt has vertical ribs and cleats so it can lift material steeply or even vertically in a compact footprint.
Match belt grade to material abrasiveness, align and tension correctly, and keep cleaners and training idlers working to reduce wear.
Yes. We cut to length and supply vulcanized or mechanical splice kits so the joint matches the belt construction on site.
Highlights
Covers belt widths 500–1800 mm across standard conveyor sections.
Thickness 10–25 mm — heavier covers last longer in coarse, abrasive duty.
Cover compound to DIN 22102 class DIN-W / DIN-Y / DIN-X / DIN-Z for the material handled.
Cover Rubber / PVC/PVG / PU for oil, heat or general duty as required.
EP100–EP400 warp and weft plies give low elongation and high tensile strength for long centres.
Cover rubber matched to DIN 22102 class W, Y, X or Z according to the material handled.
Rubber compounds are tested for abrasion loss and tensile strength on every batch.
Pull-out tests confirm inter-ply adhesion, so plies do not separate under load cycles.
Width, thickness and length are checked against drawing tolerance before shipment.
Each roll carries a batch mark linking it to mill certificates and test records.