Elastomer coatings - Import export

Siegling Extremultus tangential belts have been optimized to suit the diverse range of yarn-manufacturing processes and different drive shapes. They play a major role in ensuring consistently high yarn quality and efficient production due to the following characteristics: superior abrasion-resistant coatings made of elastomer G or polyurethane with constant friction coefficients and long service lives; optimized surface pattern for the spindle and motor side; less belt creep and excellent levels of power transmission; energy-efficient polyester or aramide tension members; polyamide sheet tension members with good damping characteristics for high levels of effective pull; low-noise and low-vibration operation; antistatic finishes. Siegling Extremultus tangential belts are supplied as roll material, prepared for splicing or have already been spliced. With our splicing methods, homogeneous, reliable splices can be made efficiently while belts are still on the machinery.

Siegling Extremultus live roller belts are energy-saving, durable components of driven live rollers. The quality and performance of the belts determine how quickly and reliably items our customers’ items are distributed. The belt’s tension member plays a key role in this process. Today’s standard is polyester fabric (E). But polyamide sheet (P) or aramide fabric (A) are also used. The tension member is embedded in a thermoplastic intermediate layer. Rubber elastomer or urethane coat the two friction layers, which are the top face of the belt (towards the roller) and the underside of the belt (towards the drive and in some cases to the idler roller). The combination of tension member and coating lends the belt its special characteristics – tailored to conveyor type and purpose. The splice requires no extra adhesives (in the Aramid and Polyester line) and can be made quickly, easily and cleanly on site.