The Cao has many years of experience in the fabrication of cleats on conveyor belts, also known as cleated conveyor belts. Cleats are affixed to the surface to support the stable transportation of goods. Specifically, cleated conveyor belts are often used in applications requiring material movement on inclines or for product sorting.
Common Types of Conveyor Belt Cleats:
• T-Type Cleats (PVC and PU material): Made from PVC or PU materials, T-type cleats come in various heights and colors. They are commonly used for inclined conveyors, incline conveyors, or sorting conveyors in industries such as food, seafood processing, and meat/fish processing. T-type cleats are available in various heights, including 10mm, 20mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, and 75mm.
• 45-Degree Angled Cleats: Designed at a 45-degree angle, these are typically fabricated onto inclined conveyors to efficiently transport small-sized products uphill. Angled cleats are available in various heights, such as 20mm, 30mm, 40mm, 50mm, and 75mm.
Applications of Cleated Conveyor Belts:
• Inclined Material Transport: The cleats on the conveyor belt prevent goods from sliding backward when moving on an inclined surface.
• Product Sorting: Cleated conveyor belts can be used to position and sort products based on their size or type.
