Mining Conveyor Belt for Ore & Aggregate Handling

Heavy Duty Mining Conveyor Belt for Ore & Aggregate Handling

Reliable Conveyor Belting for Mining and Quarry Operations

Our Mining Conveyor Belts are designed for continuous handling of ore, coal, aggregates, limestone, crushed rock and other heavy bulk materials. They are widely installed in open-pit mines, quarries, mineral processing plants, crushing and screening lines, cement plants and bulk handling terminals.

Mining conveyors operate under severe abrasion, impact loading, high belt tension and continuous production cycles. For these demanding conditions, we supply Heavy Duty Conveyor Belts with reinforced carcass structures and application-specific rubber cover compounds to provide reliable conveying performance and extended service life.

Available solutions include EP Fabric Conveyor Belt, Steel Cord Conveyor Belt, Abrasion Resistant Conveyor Belt, Rip-Stop Conveyor Belt, Flame Retardant Conveyor Belt, Heat Resistant Conveyor Belt, Chevron Conveyor Belt, Sidewall Conveyor Belt and Pipe Conveyor Belt.

Conveyor Belts for Different Mining Applications

EP Fabric Conveyor Belt

The EP Conveyor Belt is a widely used industrial rubber conveyor belt for mining, quarrying and aggregate processing.

Its polyester-polyamide fabric carcass combines strength, flexibility and dimensional stability. Multiple-ply structures can be selected according to belt tension, conveyor length, impact load and required capacity.

Typical applications include crushed stone conveyors, quarry transfer belts, coal handling systems, limestone conveying and crushing-screening circuits.

Common carcass ratings include EP100, EP125, EP150, EP200, EP250, EP300 and EP400.

Steel Cord Conveyor Belt

For long conveying distances and high-capacity mining systems, the Steel Cord Conveyor Belt provides high tensile strength with relatively low elongation.

Steel cords embedded inside the rubber carcass carry high working tension, making this belt suitable for overland conveyors, open-pit mining systems, large mineral processing plants and high-tonnage ore transportation.

Additional transverse reinforcement can be incorporated where sharp rocks or large lump materials create a higher risk of longitudinal tearing.

Abrasion Resistant Conveyor Belt

Iron ore, copper ore, granite, gravel and crushed rock can cause severe belt cover wear. Our Abrasion Resistant Conveyor Belts use specially selected rubber compounds to improve resistance to abrasion, cutting, gouging and impact.

Different cover grades can be supplied according to operating conditions and required standards, including project-specific DIN 22102 abrasion-resistant conveyor belting.

This makes the belt particularly suitable for crusher discharge conveyors, screening plant conveyors, stockpile systems and other high-wear transfer points.

Rip-Stop & Anti-Tear Conveyor Belt

Sharp ore, oversized rocks and foreign objects can penetrate the belt cover and cause longitudinal tearing.

Rip-Stop Conveyor Belts can incorporate transverse reinforcement to increase resistance against puncture and tearing. They are recommended for applications with large lump size, severe loading impact or sharp-edged bulk materials.

Flame Retardant Conveyor Belt

A Flame Retardant Conveyor Belt is available for coal handling and mining environments where fire safety and antistatic performance are required.

Rubber compounds and belt construction should be selected according to the required operating environment and applicable safety standards, particularly for underground applications.

Heat Resistant Conveyor Belt

For cement clinker, coke, slag, sintered material and other hot bulk solids, we offer Heat Resistant Conveyor Belts with rubber compounds formulated to withstand elevated material temperatures.

Selecting the correct grade according to continuous and peak temperature helps reduce premature rubber hardening, cracking and carcass separation.

Special Conveyor Belt Structures

Chevron Conveyor Belt

The molded profiles of a Chevron Conveyor Belt provide additional grip when bulk materials are transported on inclined conveyors.

It is widely used for sand, gravel, coal, crushed stone and aggregates where conventional smooth conveyor belts may allow material rollback.

Different profile patterns and heights are available according to particle size, conveying angle and required capacity.

Corrugated Sidewall Conveyor Belt

For steep-angle material lifting, the Sidewall Corrugated Conveyor Belt uses flexible corrugated sidewalls and transverse cleats to contain material on the belt.

This design can reduce the horizontal footprint of the conveying system and minimize the number of transfer points required in compact mining and industrial plants.

Pipe Conveyor Belt

The Pipe / Tubular Conveyor Belt changes from a flat loading surface into an enclosed tubular shape during conveying.

The enclosed structure helps control dust, reduce material spillage and protect conveyed materials from external environmental conditions. It is suitable for coal, concentrates, limestone, ash and other dusty bulk materials.

Typical Mining & Industrial Applications

Our conveyor belting can be used throughout the material handling process:

Mine Extraction → Primary Crushing → Secondary Crushing → Screening → Processing → Stockpiling → Loading

Typical industries include:

• Iron ore, copper, gold and other mining operations
• Coal mining and coal preparation plants
• Stone quarries and aggregate plants
• Sand and gravel processing
• Crushing and screening plants
• Cement and clinker production
• Steel and metallurgical plants
• Power stations
• Ports and bulk terminals
• Long-distance overland conveying

General Technical Specifications

Why Choose Our Mining Conveyor Belts?

Built for Abrasive Materials
Rubber compounds are available for continuous handling of hard ore, rock and aggregates.

High-Tensile Carcass Options
EP fabric and steel cord constructions meet different conveyor tension and distance requirements.

Impact & Tear Protection
Heavy-duty and reinforced belt structures are available for severe loading conditions.

Wide Application Range
Solutions cover horizontal, inclined, steep-angle and enclosed conveying systems.

Customized Production
Belt width, tensile rating, ply number, cover thickness and rubber grade can be customized.

RFQ – What Information Should You Send?

For accurate belt selection and quotation, please provide:

1. Conveyed material
2. Bulk density and maximum lump size
3. Required conveying capacity in t/h
4. Belt width
5. Conveyor length
6. Lift height and inclination angle
7. Belt speed
8. Existing EP or ST belt rating
9. Number of plies
10. Top and bottom cover thickness
11. Material and ambient temperature
12. Required abrasion, heat, flame or tear resistance
13. Applicable DIN, ISO, AS or project standard
14. Existing belt photos, drawings or markings

For replacement projects, sending a clear photo of the existing conveyor belt marking and cross-section can help us identify the original specification more efficiently.