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CLEATS
TYPES
OF SPLICES USED
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| Lap
Splice Belt Key A, B, L, M, Used on belts with multiple plies. The belts are hot vulcanized using uncured rubber or thermoplastic as the bonding agent. The sline is almost as strong as the original belt and is ideal in food applications. |
Single
Finger Splice Ky E, F, H Used on belts that are thermoplastic - PVC/RAV/URETHANE. The material will remelt into itself to produce a smooth, strong and almost unnoticeable spline. Hot, pressurized vulcanizers are used in this process. |
Double
Finger Splice Key C Used on belts with multiple plies of thermoplastic - PVC/RAV/URETHANE where additional strength or small pulleys are present in the application. Hot, pressurized vulcanizers are used in the process. |
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| Skived
Spliced Key J Used on belts that are normally nylon core based (ie. Habasit power transmission) and some PVC belts. Thi is a special type of splice that requires a hot vulcanized press. |
Prepared
Ends Splice Most belts can be shiped measured to lengh with the belt ends prepared for splicing. In many cases, the splice can be done with cold vulcanizing cements that Mulhern Belting, Inc. can supply. A certain amount of skill is required to insure a strong splice. |
Stiched
Reinforcement Many belts that are used under extreme consditions (such as high friction or edge wear) can be reinforced with stitching. The sticthing can be installed across the splice and/or the belt's edge. |
TEE
CLEATS
Regular Notched
Indented
Cut-out
Tee cleats, scoop cleats, lug cleats, or V-guide cleats can be notched, indented,
cut out, taped or channeled to meet your needs.
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RF welding on some of our cleat products insure a permanent bond. |
Cleating can be installed on all types of belting. |
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