Bucket Elevator
Conveyor Belt

EP belts offer lower elongation, higher tensile strength, and better dimensional stability — making them the preferred choice for heavy-duty, high-capacity vertical conveying. NN belts provide superior flexibility and excellent impact resistance, making them well-suited for medium-duty applications or where the belt must navigate tighter pulley diameters. For most modern high-capacity bucket elevators handling heavy bulk materials such as cement, ore, or fertilizer, EP belts are the recommended specification.

Yes. We provide professional hole punching services matched to your exact bucket size, hole diameter, hole spacing, belt width, and elevator design drawing. Custom punching improves installation efficiency by eliminating on-site drilling, ensures precise bucket alignment from the first run, and reduces the risk of belt damage caused by incorrect hole placement. Simply send us your bucket specification or elevator drawing and we will confirm the correct layout before production.

Our heat-resistant bucket elevator belts support continuous working temperatures up to 150°C and peak temperatures up to 180°C. These belts are suitable for cement clinker conveying, hot aggregate handling, sinter material transfer, and other high-temperature vertical conveying applications. Standard ordinary belts are designed for ambient temperature environments — if your process involves elevated temperatures, please specify this requirement when requesting a quote.

Yes. Steel cord bucket elevator belts (ST630–ST5000) deliver ultra-high tensile strength and very low elongation — making them ideal for high lifting heights and heavy-load conveying where fabric belts would stretch or require frequent retensioning. They provide excellent operational stability and are the standard specification for large cement plants, mining operations, and power station fuel handling systems where reliability at height is critical.

Our products can be manufactured to DIN, ISO, RMA, and JIS standards depending on your market or project requirements. We also support fully customized technical specifications beyond standard definitions — including non-standard tensile grades, cover thicknesses, and compound formulations. If your project has a specific standard requirement, share the document with us and we will confirm compliance before production begins.

Belt cover thickness depends on your carcass type and operating severity. Ordinary elevator belts use thinner covers (1.5mm for CC/NN, 3.0mm for EP), while reinforced anti-tear belts use heavier covers (4.5mm for CC/NN, 6.0mm for EP and ST) for demanding high-load or abrasive conditions. The right choice depends on material abrasiveness, impact at loading points, lifting height, and bucket load. Share your working conditions with our engineers and we will recommend the most cost-effective specification.

Standard production time is approximately 7–20 working days, depending on belt specification, order quantity, and customization requirements such as non-standard widths, punching, or special compound formulations. Urgent orders can be discussed individually — we will provide an honest production timeline based on current factory scheduling at the time of your inquiry.

Yes. We provide installation manuals, jointing instruction guides, punching drawings, and technical support from our engineering team for any installation questions that arise on site. For customers using our jointing accessories, we include step-by-step splicing instructions. Video guidance is also available upon request for complex splicing or punching operations.

Yes. We support OEM and custom branding services including customized logo placement on the belt surface, custom belt marking, packaging design, and special labeling for long-term distributor and project partnerships. We work with distributors and OEM customers across more than 50 countries and have established branding and private-label programs for both small and large volume partnerships.

Our bucket elevator belts are used across cement plants, grain handling and storage facilities, mining operations, fertilizer manufacturing, power stations, recycling systems, port terminals, and aggregate processing plants worldwide. Whether you are handling fine dry powders, coarse aggregates, heavy ores, or moist grain, we have a belt configuration and rubber compound designed for that specific application.