Conveyor belts
Four families. One standard: every belt is molded as a single piece of rubber — cleats, sidewalls, and nubs cured in, not glued on.
Choose by duty, not by catalog
Each belt family earns its place on a specific kind of work. Find the one that matches yours — or ask an engineer to match it for you.
Cambelt™
The original one-piece molded belt.
Steep-incline, high-wear duty where a conventional belt taps out.
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CamWall™
Corrugated sidewalls, molded in as one piece.
Maximum containment on steep inclines — material carried in sealed cross-sections.
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CamFlex™
The nubbed belt that holds throughput at the climb.
Steep inclines where throughput can't be traded away for angle.
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CamTite™
The one-piece standard, built for specialty duty.
Applications where containment, cleanliness, or a sealed carrying surface matter.
View CamTite →Three paths through the plant
The conveyor layout determines the belt construction. Use this shared guide here; individual belt pages explain which configurations each series supports.
ST
Straight incline
Continuous inclined conveying.
L
Horizontal to incline
Horizontal loading transitioning to inclined discharge.
Z
Horizontal / incline / horizontal
Horizontal loading and discharge connected by a steep incline.