Engineered as one piece.
Not assembled from parts.
Nothing glued on. Nothing to fall off.
The difference is the construction.
Most sidewall belts are assembled from separate components. Cambelt calendars and extrudes the belt, sidewalls, and cleats as one piece, then vulcanizes the entire belt as a single unit.
Cambelt is guaranteed not to delaminate.
Does your belt have a guarantee?
Components are bonded together, creating multiple bond lines, more wear points, and a higher risk of delamination in demanding applications.
No glued joints or separate components. Stronger construction, greater durability, and proven performance in high-incline and abrasive applications worldwide.
One mold.
One belt.
Zero seams.
Every Cambelt belt starts as a one-piece molded cleated and sidewall conveyor belt. The cleats and sidewalls are molded directly into the belt as a single continuous piece of rubber, not glued on afterward.
That construction removes the glued interfaces that can delaminate, supporting longer runs between failures in demanding environments.
Molded cleats and sidewalls. One continuous piece of rubber.
Steeper inclines.
Shorter conveyors.
A conventional flat or chevron belt can only climb so steeply before material rolls back. Cambelt's molded nubs, cleats, and sidewalls hold the load through the climb, so the same lift happens in a fraction of the conveyor length, with fewer transfer points and a smaller footprint.
Molded nubs hold the load through the climb.
Does your belt have the right molecules?
Most operations have never been asked. It's the question that decides how long the belt — and the system around it — stays in service.
Rubber chemistry matched to your material, not to what's on the shelf.
Cleats and sidewalls molded in. Nothing glued on, nothing to delaminate.
Wear surface specified to impact, abrasion, and tons per hour.
Tension, lagging, and geometry designed so the whole system lasts, not just the belt.
Longer belt life.
Longer intervals between scheduled maintenance.
More tons moved, lower cost per ton.
Not a catalog part.
A specified one.
Compounds and fabrics are selected for the material and the environment. Cleats, nubs, sidewalls, and tensions are specified for the duty.
Cambelt maintains a library of tens of thousands of belt specifications and matches one to the customer's material, operating environment, and performance requirements.
Tens of thousands of specifications. One of them is yours.
Every ton matters. Our belts are engineered, not assembled, pressed in one piece so there's nothing to delaminate, nothing to fall off. A better belt isn't a feature list. It's the whole difference.