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Plastic chevron belts: the smart solution for the potato sector

  • Jun 17
  • 1 min read

In the potato sector, reliability, capacity, and ease of maintenance are essential. That is why more and more companies are choosing Narviflex plastic chevron belts.


These innovative tires combine low weight with maximum performance and have been specially developed for intensive applications in the agricultural and food industries.


Lighter, stronger and more efficient

Narviflex plastic chevron belts are 20% to 30% lighter than traditional rubber belts. This makes installation easier and reduces the load on machines.

Advantages:

✔️ Easy installation

✔️ Lower maintenance costs

✔️ Larger crossing possible

✔️ Strong and flexible chevrons

✔️ Superior grip

✔️ Easy to clean



Ideal for potato transport

The black chevron belt is widely used in hall fillers and transport systems for potatoes. Thanks to the specially designed chevrons, products continue to move stably and in a controlled manner, even at large conveying angles.

In addition, the tires remain flexible at low temperatures and are resistant to intensive use and chemical influences.


We also have covering material for the drum and drum motor in stock specifically for these conveyor belts to ensure maximum grip and prevent slipping.


Also available in food-grade version

For applications involving food contact, Narviflex also offers blue food-grade chevron belts that comply with FDA and EU guidelines. Ideal for the food and processing industries.


Innovation that pays off

With Narviflex plastic chevron belts, you choose:

  • Less downtime

  • Faster maintenance

  • More efficient product transport

  • Sustainable performance


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