ZIPLINK Special Conveyor Belts
ZIPLINK special conveyor belts represent a breakthrough in belt construction. The base of the belt consists of the top cover material while the bottom part consists of a unique spiral, which can be easily joined to an endless belt of any length without the use of special tools.
The belts have the same structure without a joint along their entire length. Only a part of the belt is replaced during the repair.
Main Types of Belt Materials
The ZIPLINK product range contains more than 30 types of materials. The most common are:
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COTTON/FELT
The material is resistant to temperatures up to +120 °C.
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CARBOXYLED NITRILE
The material is very resistant to abrasion and oils and greases. It shows good adhesion in both humid and dry environments. The temperature resistance range is from −18 °C to +121 °C.
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NITRILE
The material has excellent resistance to oils and greases. It is also resistant to wear and tear. The temperature resistance range is from −18 °C to +121 °C.
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NATURAL RUBBER
The material shows excellent abrasion resistance and excellent adhesion in both humid and dry environments. The temperature resistance range is from −40 °C to +121 °C.
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SBR
The material is resistant to abrasion. The temperature resistance range is from −40 °C to +121 °C.
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SILAM
The material is non-stick and chemically resistant. It is resistant to cold from −54 °C and heat up to +176 °C (or for short periods up to +260 °C).
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TEFLON
Non-stick material with excellent chemical resistance. It is also resistant to stains, oil and grease. However, it has a low resistance to abrasion and wear and tear. The temperature resistance range is from −50 °C to +82 °C.
Belts Fields of Use
ZIPLINK belts are designed for the transport of material in all branches of industry.
They are used mainly in the food, paper and cardboard, woodworking, tobacco, glass, ceramic, automotive or chemical industries. They are also used in agriculture or in the manufacture of tires and in many other machines and equipment.
Belts Joints
With ZIPLINK technology, the time required to replace a belt and the number of workers required to replace it are reduced by more than half.
Belts Surface Structure
The surface structure ensures the specific properties of the belt. Applications range from easy separation of the product from the belt to the use of surface adhesion in technological processes or for inclined transport.
The surface structures can be on the top or bottom cover layer. The choice of structure depends on the properties of the transported product.
There are many types of structures in the product range. The most common can be found in the Overview of Standard Surface Profiles (PDF file for download).
Belts Accessories
Guides
Guide profiles ensure direct belt guidance and prevent belt movement on the rollers. The result is a smooth guidance without a polygon effect, which is also suitable for higher speeds.
Profiles made of PVC, polyurethane or polyester are welded or glued to the bottom side of the conveyor belt.
The V-profile can also be used as a transverse carrier or side edge for transporting material.
The most common way of guiding the belt is a V-guide.
Profile Type | Description | Illustration |
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Full V-Profile |
The smooth, clean design of the wedge is less prone to contamination. |
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Lightweight V-Profile |
On the bottom side of the belt there is a wedge with pressed teeth, which allow easier bending and thus smaller cylinder diameters than solid wedges. |
In addition to the V-profiles, the guide profiles can also be square. However, their use is far from numerous. If you are interested in implementing square guide profiles, please contact us.
Documents for Download
Manufacturer Profile
Founded in 1950, Ammeraal Beltech is a global market leader in the design, manufacturing, fabrication and servicing of high-quality, high-performance process and conveyor belts, available today in 150 countries around the world. You can find their products almost in all industries. They employ over 2,750 people in the business.
They operate 10 manufacturing sites in Europe, the USA, Canada and Asia. They have sales and fabrication centres at over 80 sites worldwide and they have own subsidiaries in more than 25 countries.
Since 2012, our company has been an official distributor.