Top-Quality Tyre Conveyor Belt in India
Shetty Enterprises is one of the renowned ISO certified Tyre Conveyor Belt Manufacturer located in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India. We design a variety of conveyor belts apt for the manufacturing and processing industry of tyres. Our Conveyor belts are constructed by utilizing heavy-duty yet effective material suitable for employment under intense industrial conditions, therefore most suitable for an industry demanding efficiency and trust in material movement.
Being a responsible industry player, we produce our Tyre Conveyor Belts using the best raw materials and latest technology in our new facility. Our conveyor belts are in greatest demand for application in various tyre production processes because of their superior grip, high tensile strength, and trouble-free operation.
Overview of Tyre Conveyor Belts
Our provided Tyre Conveyor Belts are made of 5.5mm thick green PVC material with three-layer rough top finish for improved grip. These belts have a hardness of 85 Shore A and are suitable for incline conveying and to convey rugged loads of tyre, bag, and material conveying application.
The belts offer greater friction between the pulley and belt and assist in avoiding machinery wear due to pulleys and idlers when utilized. They are best suited for use in different industries where bulk product or material transportation is facilitated with conveyor belts.
Special Features of Tyre Conveyor Belts
- Quick Installation and easy integration into existing systems
- Enhanced operational efficiency and productivity
- Reduced downtime and maintenance costs
- Easy to clean, maintain, and operate
- Robust and flexible construction adaptable to various applications
- Designed with super grip rough top surface for excellent material holding on inclined surfaces
- Highly durable and built to withstand heavy loads and high-temperature environments
Applications of Tyre Conveyor Belts
- Tyre manufacturing and processing plants
- Bag and sack handling systems
- Inclined material handling units
- Packaging and warehousing conveyors
- Heavy-duty industrial conveyor applications
Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)
Tyre conveyor belts are utilised extensively to automate the rigorous tasks within the tire manufacturing process, as well as that of the broader rubber industry. They serve to convey the numerous large and heavy raw materials, as well as components, through processes like mixing, rubber extrusion, cooling lines, tire building, as well as final inspection, with maximum efficiency and accuracy.
Absolutely. When handling uncured rubber at elevated temperatures, a specially designed belt system is necessary. We produce special high-temperature belts which possess excellent release qualities and are not sticky in nature. This prevents hot rubber tread, and sidewall materials, from sticking to the belts whilst in the extrusion and subsequent cooling process and thus minimises wastage.
The continuous stresses experienced by tire manufacturing plants, involving very high loading and constant high friction, demand exceptionally heavy-duty and rugged belt specifications. Our conveyor belts for use in heavy duty tire factories incorporate high tensile internal fabrics and extremely abrasion-resistant top coverings which resist stretching, tears and wear and guarantee the utmost in wear resistance.
Unquestionably. Every tyre plant has a distinct layout and different processing machinery. The leading material handling equipment and conveyor system supplier in India and for global distribution is Shetty Enterprise, and we provide conveyor belting which is manufactured in custom lengths, widths, and thickness to match your specific factory requirements.
Founded in the year 1999 Shetty Enterprise has successfully established its presence in the city of Ahmedabad and actively been engaged in design, manufacturing, exporting & distributing high grade conveyor belting. Having served the Tyre & Rubber industries for more than 25 years we clearly understand the nature of such industries & their specific requirements.
