Belt Confection Possibilities

Plastic guides are placed on conveyor belts as guide profiles, spill edges and cleats. We also give you tips regarding: the clearance of the groove.

Rectangular guide strips, usually toothed, are frequently used to help guide the belt

At Narviflex, these cleats are always secured by means of high-frequency technology and guarantee perfect adhesion.

These carriers are also controlled by high-frequency technology has been installed and is therefore firmly in place. They are available in PVC and PU and are 4 or 6 layer fabric reinforced.

Fingers are specially designed for the transport of products that require gentle handling, such as vegetables and fruit. Fingers are also very suitable for positioning products (such as light bulbs).

Sidewalls are ideal to ensure that your product does not fall off the belt.

With our Zünd CNC cutters we can make any hole pattern. The holes may be round, rectangular or oval.

For applications where a high degree of hygiene is necessary, such as in the food industry, conveyor belts can be fitted with Fabseal® sealed edges.

In order to prevent contamination of the bottom side of the belt and the conveyor, installations are often fitted with a skirting strip along the side of the belt or installation.

Asparagus nipples have been specially developed for the transportation of asparagus, but they can also be used for other applications. These low, soft nipples are fitted on the conveyor belt in rows.

Mechanization is increasingly important in the processing of cut flowers. Bandtransport Europe manufactures triangle belts specially developed for flower processing, which make the work considerably easier.