Fire-retardant conveying belts, also known as integral core fire-retardant belts, are made by impregnating and plasticizing or vulcanizing the entire belt core with a polyvinyl chloride slurry. They feature high strength, large load capacity, and balanced transportation. This product also offers excellent fire-retardant, antistatic, shock-resistant, wear-resistant, and corrosion-resistant properties. It is mainly used for underground transportation in coal mines and can also be applied in the transportation of materials in the metallurgy and chemical industries. The integral core fire-retardant belts are available in PVC and PVG types.

Performance Features

Product Composition:
The upper and lower covers of the PVC type are made of PVC cover tape, with a single-sided adhesive thickness of ≥0.8mm. The PVG type features a combination of nitrile rubber and PVC for its upper and lower covers, with a single-sided thickness ranging from 1.5mm to 4.5mm. The PVC conveyor belts are suitable for transport angles less than <16o, while the PVG conveyor belts are suitable for angles less than <20o. Both are applicable for above and below ground transportation in coal mines.
Product Features:
1. Lightweight design: The heavy-duty PVG conveyor belt is significantly lighter than its steel-core counterparts, resulting in lower power consumption. This advantage is crucial for longer conveying systems, allowing for the use of smaller drive units and long-term energy savings.
2. Heavy-duty PVG conveyor belts feature excellent flexibility, with thin belts that allow for the use of smaller diameter drums in conveyors.
3. The heavy-duty PVG conveyor belt features high warp strength (not restricted by warp strength in MT668-1997 standard) and high longitudinal tear resistance.
4. Flexible and quick connection methods available, including buckle and adhesive bonding. High joint strength, generally maintaining the original belt's rated tensile strength at 65-90%. Easy to replace and repair.
5. Heavy-duty PVG conveyor belts feature excellent wear resistance, high tear strength, superior flame-retardant and antistatic safety properties, and offer customizable thickness and shapes for the covering rubber.
6. The one-time purchase cost of heavy-duty PVG conveyor belts is lower than that of steel cord conveyor belts, which is conducive to capital turnover.

Variety structure:
　
The flame-retardant conveyor belt is composed of cover rubber, belt core, and edge rubber. The belt core is made of structures such as all-cotton, cotton and nylon interlaced, nylon, polyester, and nylon and polyester interlaced canvas. Its rubber layer features self-extinguishing, flame-retardant, and antistatic properties.

Technical Specifications

Physical Properties: