Belt conveyor used for Mining in South Africa
Belt conveyor is the Conveying Equipment widely used for construction and mining industry in South Africa.
SBM Conveyor Belts
Belt conveyor widely used in departments of mining area, metallurgy, coal, etc. to convey loose materials or articles as well as assembly, package and convey in the production areas for departments of light industry, electron, home appliance, food, tobacco, etc.
Years of conveyor belt manufacturing and insider knowledge in the industry has made SBM Conveyor Belting a major Supplier in the Mining conveyor belt industry in South Africa.
All of SBM Conveyor Belting’s production facilities conform to ISO 9002 quality system requirements. The belting that is supplied is inspected, proving its commitment to excellence.
Working Principle of Belt Conveyor
According to requirements of the convey process, the materials can be conveyed by one conveyer or combination of several belt conveyers or horizontal or inclined convey system formed with other convey equipment to meet requirements of work lines of different arrangement patterns. The bet shall be electrostatic prevention belt or ordinary belt. The line support can adopt alumina or steel structure.
The line can realise straight convey, turning, upslope or downslope convey as well as continuous convey, interval convey, convey at adjustable speeds by the support of control system. The belt conveyer can be used under ambient temperature of -20℃~+40℃ and the temperature of materials shall be below 50℃.
Belt Conveyor Suppliers
SBM Conveyor Belting has a wide arrange of clients and varies from need to need. Our clients include gold mines, cold mines, diamond mines, platinum mines, quarries, cement works, foundries, brick works, aluminium smelters and all major industrial mining corporations.
International Belting, which supplies SBM Conveyor Belts, has become a major force in the African and South African conveyor belt market with its commitment to hard work and quality services.
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