POTENT Conveyor TransferSystems
POTENT MECHANICAL AND INDUSTRIAL (XIAMEN) CO.,LTD
Transfer system for Belt Conveyors
POTENT is a professional company specializing in the design, manufacturing, installation and maintenance in belt conveyors. POTENT is consistently developing various types of efficient belt cleaners, impact beds, dust-seals, skirt-board and series of ceramic's products.
Moreover, POTENT also provides material conveyance, storage and dustprotection services and improvement solutions for industries.
For more information, please visit:
http://www.bulk-online.com/Co/potent...ltd-207470.htm
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Latest eli-flex in Repair belt conveyor
Quick & Easy Conveyor Belt repairs
Eli-Flex is the latest evolution in conveyor belt repairs.
It will repair any type of damage on belts ( holes, splits, tears, gouging, cover damage etc ) in less than 10 minutes. Eli-Flex is a stand-alone repair system. There are no repair patches, no adhesives, no clips, no vulcanizing etc. There are no tools required, no machinery, no equipment and no trainingrequired.
Eli-Flex will not replace vulcanizing, however it gives your maintenance crew a convenient solution at times when vulcanizers cannot respond quick enough or the damage is not severe enough to justify the expensive cut-and-splice procedures.
Eli-Flex costs on average 1/10th ( one tenth ) of a conventional vulcanized repair and can be done in under 10 minutes with your own personnel ( no previous training or experience required ).
Due to it's ease-of-use and quick repair capability, it is now the fastest growing belt repair system in Europe and the U.S.A.
Check out :
www.globalresins.demon.co.uk
or
www.elichem.co.uk
Eli-Flex is the latest evolution in conveyor belt repairs.
It will repair any type of damage on belts ( holes, splits, tears, gouging, cover damage etc ) in less than 10 minutes. Eli-Flex is a stand-alone repair system. There are no repair patches, no adhesives, no clips, no vulcanizing etc. There are no tools required, no machinery, no equipment and no trainingrequired.
Eli-Flex will not replace vulcanizing, however it gives your maintenance crew a convenient solution at times when vulcanizers cannot respond quick enough or the damage is not severe enough to justify the expensive cut-and-splice procedures.
Eli-Flex costs on average 1/10th ( one tenth ) of a conventional vulcanized repair and can be done in under 10 minutes with your own personnel ( no previous training or experience required ).
Due to it's ease-of-use and quick repair capability, it is now the fastest growing belt repair system in Europe and the U.S.A.
Check out :
www.globalresins.demon.co.uk
or
www.elichem.co.uk
The c series conveyor belt
C The C-Series conveyor belt is our most popular line of conveyors. Its lightweight, yet sturdy construction givesthe owner convenient, versatile, and economic service. This conveyor is a popular choice for rental companies because it gives their customers a quality rental choice and they get a good return on their own investment in material handling conveyors . The C-Series comes standard with a narrow frame and 2” bucket cleats. Able to fit in small spaces, these workhorse conveyor belts are great for moving dirt andsimilar materials quickly and conveniently.
Horizontal Conveyor
D The movement of materials along a horizontal to shallow plane is just what the D-Series was designed for. These heavy-duty conveyor belts come in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate yourmaterial throughput requirements. When dirt, glass, sand, and other materials need to get from point A to point B, the D-Series conveyor belts get the job done. Be sure to check out the optional accessories for these material handling conveyors to customize them for your particular needs. Options areavailable for all of our conveyor lines.
Incline Conveyor
SD When it’s time to move materials at an incline, the SD-Series conveyor belt is a great choice. The SD-Series can be built in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate the material being moved and the required material throughput. This line of belt conveyors are built with troughed conveyor beds so that loose material travels more efficiently up the incline. That means that yourload goes where you want it.Isn’t that what material handling conveyors are all about, anyway?
Incline Conveyor
TR3 When the job calls for moving bulky items from onefloor to another, the TR3-Series belt conveyors fit the bill. If boxes, tires, sacks, and bags need to go upstairs, a TR3-Series conveyor belt will move them quickly, safely, and efficiently. Four inch cleats can be placed anywhere on the belt to fit your load size. That’s right, you fit the belt conveyors to your product, not the product to the conveyors. The conveyors come in standard widths of sixteen and twenty-four inches and can increase your productivity.
Standard Frame Configurations
Special Frame Configurations
Redline Systems, a 30 year old family owned business, islocated in Clearfield, Utah. Redline specializes in building portable industrial strength conveyors to move varying types of materials. We serve the needs of a wide variety of customers with conveyors being used incommercial, residential, municipal and specialized service industry applications.We build quality conveying equipment and hope that you will find the shortest distance between two points is a Redline conveyor.
Receive emails about deals, discounts, promotions, conveyor tips and more by signing up for our email mailing list. Customize your preferences and unsubscribeat any time. We will only send you information based on your interests and promise to keep the volume light.
Horizontal Conveyor
D The movement of materials along a horizontal to shallow plane is just what the D-Series was designed for. These heavy-duty conveyor belts come in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate yourmaterial throughput requirements. When dirt, glass, sand, and other materials need to get from point A to point B, the D-Series conveyor belts get the job done. Be sure to check out the optional accessories for these material handling conveyors to customize them for your particular needs. Options areavailable for all of our conveyor lines.
Incline Conveyor
SD When it’s time to move materials at an incline, the SD-Series conveyor belt is a great choice. The SD-Series can be built in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate the material being moved and the required material throughput. This line of belt conveyors are built with troughed conveyor beds so that loose material travels more efficiently up the incline. That means that yourload goes where you want it.Isn’t that what material handling conveyors are all about, anyway?
Incline Conveyor
TR3 When the job calls for moving bulky items from onefloor to another, the TR3-Series belt conveyors fit the bill. If boxes, tires, sacks, and bags need to go upstairs, a TR3-Series conveyor belt will move them quickly, safely, and efficiently. Four inch cleats can be placed anywhere on the belt to fit your load size. That’s right, you fit the belt conveyors to your product, not the product to the conveyors. The conveyors come in standard widths of sixteen and twenty-four inches and can increase your productivity.
Standard Frame Configurations
Special Frame Configurations
Redline Systems, a 30 year old family owned business, islocated in Clearfield, Utah. Redline specializes in building portable industrial strength conveyors to move varying types of materials. We serve the needs of a wide variety of customers with conveyors being used incommercial, residential, municipal and specialized service industry applications.We build quality conveying equipment and hope that you will find the shortest distance between two points is a Redline conveyor.
Receive emails about deals, discounts, promotions, conveyor tips and more by signing up for our email mailing list. Customize your preferences and unsubscribeat any time. We will only send you information based on your interests and promise to keep the volume light.
The c series conveyor belt
C The C-Series conveyor belt is our most popular line of conveyors. Its lightweight, yet sturdy construction givesthe owner convenient, versatile, and economic service. This conveyor is a popular choice for rental companies because it gives their customers a quality rental choice and they get a good return on their own investment in material handling conveyors . The C-Series comes standard with a narrow frame and 2” bucket cleats. Able to fit in small spaces, these workhorse conveyor belts are great for moving dirt andsimilar materials quickly and conveniently.
Horizontal Conveyor
D The movement of materials along a horizontal to shallow plane is just what the D-Series was designed for. These heavy-duty conveyor belts come in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate yourmaterial throughput requirements. When dirt, glass, sand, and other materials need to get from point A to point B, the D-Series conveyor belts get the job done. Be sure to check out the optional accessories for these material handling conveyors to customize them for your particular needs. Options areavailable for all of our conveyor lines.
Incline Conveyor
SD When it’s time to move materials at an incline, the SD-Series conveyor belt is a great choice. The SD-Series can be built in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate the material being moved and the required material throughput. This line of belt conveyors are built with troughed conveyor beds so that loose material travels more efficiently up the incline. That means that yourload goes where you want it.Isn’t that what material handling conveyors are all about, anyway?
Incline Conveyor
TR3 When the job calls for moving bulky items from onefloor to another, the TR3-Series belt conveyors fit the bill. If boxes, tires, sacks, and bags need to go upstairs, a TR3-Series conveyor belt will move them quickly, safely, and efficiently. Four inch cleats can be placed anywhere on the belt to fit your load size. That’s right, you fit the belt conveyors to your product, not the product to the conveyors. The conveyors come in standard widths of sixteen and twenty-four inches and can increase your productivity.
Standard Frame Configurations
Special Frame Configurations
Redline Systems, a 30 year old family owned business, islocated in Clearfield, Utah. Redline specializes in building portable industrial strength conveyors to move varying types of materials. We serve the needs of a wide variety of customers with conveyors being used incommercial, residential, municipal and specialized service industry applications.We build quality conveying equipment and hope that you will find the shortest distance between two points is a Redline conveyor.
Receive emails about deals, discounts, promotions, conveyor tips and more by signing up for our email mailing list. Customize your preferences and unsubscribeat any time. We will only send you information based on your interests and promise to keep the volume light.
Horizontal Conveyor
D The movement of materials along a horizontal to shallow plane is just what the D-Series was designed for. These heavy-duty conveyor belts come in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate yourmaterial throughput requirements. When dirt, glass, sand, and other materials need to get from point A to point B, the D-Series conveyor belts get the job done. Be sure to check out the optional accessories for these material handling conveyors to customize them for your particular needs. Options areavailable for all of our conveyor lines.
Incline Conveyor
SD When it’s time to move materials at an incline, the SD-Series conveyor belt is a great choice. The SD-Series can be built in widths of 16, 20, and 24 inches to accommodate the material being moved and the required material throughput. This line of belt conveyors are built with troughed conveyor beds so that loose material travels more efficiently up the incline. That means that yourload goes where you want it.Isn’t that what material handling conveyors are all about, anyway?
Incline Conveyor
TR3 When the job calls for moving bulky items from onefloor to another, the TR3-Series belt conveyors fit the bill. If boxes, tires, sacks, and bags need to go upstairs, a TR3-Series conveyor belt will move them quickly, safely, and efficiently. Four inch cleats can be placed anywhere on the belt to fit your load size. That’s right, you fit the belt conveyors to your product, not the product to the conveyors. The conveyors come in standard widths of sixteen and twenty-four inches and can increase your productivity.
Standard Frame Configurations
Special Frame Configurations
Redline Systems, a 30 year old family owned business, islocated in Clearfield, Utah. Redline specializes in building portable industrial strength conveyors to move varying types of materials. We serve the needs of a wide variety of customers with conveyors being used incommercial, residential, municipal and specialized service industry applications.We build quality conveying equipment and hope that you will find the shortest distance between two points is a Redline conveyor.
Receive emails about deals, discounts, promotions, conveyor tips and more by signing up for our email mailing list. Customize your preferences and unsubscribeat any time. We will only send you information based on your interests and promise to keep the volume light.
Jumat, 03 Februari 2012
rip belting steel cord
RIP Protection of EP Belt / Steel Cord Belt
Dear Sir,
Can any one please give me the name and address of Manufacturers of RIP Protection system for EP beltsand Steel Cord belts.
Narayanan Nalinakshan.
nnalinb@gmail.com .
Refer to Roland Heilmann 2nd December 2011, 8:48
#2
rip protection
Dear Mr. Narayanan Nalinakshan,
rip protection is based on rip detection --> if done by vulcanized-in detection loops --> these are an integral part of belt manufacturing --> so please contact renowned beltsupplier and asking for their rip-detection proposals one may also ask for all further technical equipment to protect your belts.
Regards
R.
Refer to NarayananNalinakshan 16th December2011, 8:29
#3
Rip protection and Rip detection.
Thank you Sir,
In between,failure of a deflector plate mounted inside the discharge chute of reclaimer ripped about 400 mtrs of steel cord belt.
For new installations we can think of going for belts with rip protection.In case of existing belt,both EP &Steel cord it becomes a difficult affair.Removal of all causes and detection of rip in time tominimise the damage is required.
We propose to install lifting magnet to remove scraps at strategical points and also fixing some device near the discharge chute
for early detection of rip.I really want to know if some one can suggest any other successful/better methods.
Rgds,
Narayanan.Nalinakshan
Originally Posted by Roland Heilmann
Dear Mr. Narayanan Nalinakshan,
rip protection is based on ripdetection --> if done by vulcanized-in detection loops--> these are an integral partof belt manufacturing --> so please contact renowned belt supplier and asking for their rip-detection proposalsone may also ask for all further technical equipment to protect your belts.
Regards
R.
Refer to nordell 17th December 2011, 0:18
#4
Most rips can be avoided witha proper chute design.
Refer to nordell 17th December 2011, 0:28
#5
Belt Rip Protection Using Modern Chute Designs
Further to my last comment, I am not aware of any belt rip that has occurred with one of our curved hood and spoon designs. We can mimic your tramp metal material mixed in the flow stream and classify the rip damage mechanism with the existing chute and then demonstrate a new chute will not allow thetramp metal to apply the necessary ripping force with our DEM code ROCKY. See our website for some flow images of rocks in chutes: http://www.conveyor-dynamics.com/rocky.htm Look at the examples and demos.
Use your imagination of tramp metal that can be added to this rocky flow stream. Since we can record all impact and shear reactionsof the particle set, I claim we can show how a new chute design will virtually eliminate all future rips.
Dear Sir,
Can any one please give me the name and address of Manufacturers of RIP Protection system for EP beltsand Steel Cord belts.
Narayanan Nalinakshan.
nnalinb@gmail.com .
Refer to Roland Heilmann 2nd December 2011, 8:48
#2
rip protection
Dear Mr. Narayanan Nalinakshan,
rip protection is based on rip detection --> if done by vulcanized-in detection loops --> these are an integral part of belt manufacturing --> so please contact renowned beltsupplier and asking for their rip-detection proposals one may also ask for all further technical equipment to protect your belts.
Regards
R.
Refer to NarayananNalinakshan 16th December2011, 8:29
#3
Rip protection and Rip detection.
Thank you Sir,
In between,failure of a deflector plate mounted inside the discharge chute of reclaimer ripped about 400 mtrs of steel cord belt.
For new installations we can think of going for belts with rip protection.In case of existing belt,both EP &Steel cord it becomes a difficult affair.Removal of all causes and detection of rip in time tominimise the damage is required.
We propose to install lifting magnet to remove scraps at strategical points and also fixing some device near the discharge chute
for early detection of rip.I really want to know if some one can suggest any other successful/better methods.
Rgds,
Narayanan.Nalinakshan
Originally Posted by Roland Heilmann
Dear Mr. Narayanan Nalinakshan,
rip protection is based on ripdetection --> if done by vulcanized-in detection loops--> these are an integral partof belt manufacturing --> so please contact renowned belt supplier and asking for their rip-detection proposalsone may also ask for all further technical equipment to protect your belts.
Regards
R.
Refer to nordell 17th December 2011, 0:18
#4
Most rips can be avoided witha proper chute design.
Refer to nordell 17th December 2011, 0:28
#5
Belt Rip Protection Using Modern Chute Designs
Further to my last comment, I am not aware of any belt rip that has occurred with one of our curved hood and spoon designs. We can mimic your tramp metal material mixed in the flow stream and classify the rip damage mechanism with the existing chute and then demonstrate a new chute will not allow thetramp metal to apply the necessary ripping force with our DEM code ROCKY. See our website for some flow images of rocks in chutes: http://www.conveyor-dynamics.com/rocky.htm Look at the examples and demos.
Use your imagination of tramp metal that can be added to this rocky flow stream. Since we can record all impact and shear reactionsof the particle set, I claim we can show how a new chute design will virtually eliminate all future rips.
Steel for cold application
Steel for Cold Application
Dear All,
We are discussing a project inRussia to build a portal reclaimer to install at Minus (-) 25 degree Celsius.
Can anyone please recommend the appropriate structural steel suitable for this application especially in IS or ASTM Standards??
Also what are the other areasto take care??
Best Regards,
S.T RAJESH
-------------------------
TAKRAF India Pvt. Ltd.,
94/3, TTK Road, Alwarpet,
Chennai - 600 018. INDIA.
Email: s.rajesh@takraf.com
Refer to waiwhite 11th February 2011, 1:41
#2
Originally Posted by strajesh
Dear All,
We are discussing a project in Russia to build a portal reclaimer to install at Minus (-) 25 degree Celsius.
Can anyone please recommend the appropriate structural steel suitable for this application especially in IS or ASTM Standards??
Also what are the other areas to take care??
Your first point of contact should be you steel producers.They are the best source of such information.
Low temperatures can do strange things to mechanical properties. Not only will steel become more brittle, but you can see odd things happeningto UTS and yield points.
In many cases, the steel producers will not give you a yield point, but a 0.2% proof stress (sometimes just called proof stress). This is because there is no significant yield point at these low temperatures. The 0.2% proofstress is the stress at which you will see a permanent 0.2% strain in the test samplewhen the load is removed. What this means is that you need to be careful when selecting the design limit state as there is no effective yield in the material. With such materials, the 0.2% proof stress is substituted for the yield stress, however you cannot use the limit state that you would normally use for material that had a yield point and so a point of plasticity.
Many years ago, I was ProductDevelopment Engineer with Dexion Australia. Our pallet racking was used in freezers, and in the main, we did not have to do anything as far as load capacity was concerned. One thing we did have to do was to halve the allowable beam deflection as with the standard deflection limit, the two part interlocking C section beams would open upand then when the load was removed, the beam sections would not return to their normal positions. Even when removed from the freezers and allowed to get to room temperature, they would not return to their normal positions.
Dear All,
We are discussing a project inRussia to build a portal reclaimer to install at Minus (-) 25 degree Celsius.
Can anyone please recommend the appropriate structural steel suitable for this application especially in IS or ASTM Standards??
Also what are the other areasto take care??
Best Regards,
S.T RAJESH
-------------------------
TAKRAF India Pvt. Ltd.,
94/3, TTK Road, Alwarpet,
Chennai - 600 018. INDIA.
Email: s.rajesh@takraf.com
Refer to waiwhite 11th February 2011, 1:41
#2
Originally Posted by strajesh
Dear All,
We are discussing a project in Russia to build a portal reclaimer to install at Minus (-) 25 degree Celsius.
Can anyone please recommend the appropriate structural steel suitable for this application especially in IS or ASTM Standards??
Also what are the other areas to take care??
Your first point of contact should be you steel producers.They are the best source of such information.
Low temperatures can do strange things to mechanical properties. Not only will steel become more brittle, but you can see odd things happeningto UTS and yield points.
In many cases, the steel producers will not give you a yield point, but a 0.2% proof stress (sometimes just called proof stress). This is because there is no significant yield point at these low temperatures. The 0.2% proofstress is the stress at which you will see a permanent 0.2% strain in the test samplewhen the load is removed. What this means is that you need to be careful when selecting the design limit state as there is no effective yield in the material. With such materials, the 0.2% proof stress is substituted for the yield stress, however you cannot use the limit state that you would normally use for material that had a yield point and so a point of plasticity.
Many years ago, I was ProductDevelopment Engineer with Dexion Australia. Our pallet racking was used in freezers, and in the main, we did not have to do anything as far as load capacity was concerned. One thing we did have to do was to halve the allowable beam deflection as with the standard deflection limit, the two part interlocking C section beams would open upand then when the load was removed, the beam sections would not return to their normal positions. Even when removed from the freezers and allowed to get to room temperature, they would not return to their normal positions.
Maximum belt speed
Maximum Belt Speed
Dear Mr./Mrs.
I’m looking for a coorelation between different parameters in belt conveyor design to find maximum belt speed. I’ve just found something like that in CEMA ver.6 (Eq. 3.7 & 3.8) for spillage and slip-back, but it’s clear that these equations are wrong. Could you help me to know if there are some equations to solve my problem?
I’m designing material handling system of a steel making plant that the main belt conveyor transfers DRI, Lime, Coke, and Additives in the rate of 720t/h.
Best Regards
Mohsen Mirzaei Fashami
Mechanical engineer
Refer to designer 29th March 2010, 12:56
#2
Originally Posted by MOHSEN
but it’s clear that these equations are wrong. How and why?
Refer to nordell 29th March 2010, 15:51
#3
The speed is highly dependent on your design criteria. Dust control, spillage control, belt tracking, et al.
Your tonnage is very light. Speed should not be the limiting factor. Once the conveyor width falls below 700 mm, there are dimishing returns to go faster. In addition, the conveyor length and geometry needs to be understood.
To control dust, noise, spillage, and belt capacity the densities, particle sizes, feed and receiving conveyor together with their chute geometries need to be given. Chute geometry design goes with the belt width selection and belt speed.
Thus, there are many details that govern the selections.
Dear Mr./Mrs.
I’m looking for a coorelation between different parameters in belt conveyor design to find maximum belt speed. I’ve just found something like that in CEMA ver.6 (Eq. 3.7 & 3.8) for spillage and slip-back, but it’s clear that these equations are wrong. Could you help me to know if there are some equations to solve my problem?
I’m designing material handling system of a steel making plant that the main belt conveyor transfers DRI, Lime, Coke, and Additives in the rate of 720t/h.
Best Regards
Mohsen Mirzaei Fashami
Mechanical engineer
Refer to designer 29th March 2010, 12:56
#2
Originally Posted by MOHSEN
but it’s clear that these equations are wrong. How and why?
Refer to nordell 29th March 2010, 15:51
#3
The speed is highly dependent on your design criteria. Dust control, spillage control, belt tracking, et al.
Your tonnage is very light. Speed should not be the limiting factor. Once the conveyor width falls below 700 mm, there are dimishing returns to go faster. In addition, the conveyor length and geometry needs to be understood.
To control dust, noise, spillage, and belt capacity the densities, particle sizes, feed and receiving conveyor together with their chute geometries need to be given. Chute geometry design goes with the belt width selection and belt speed.
Thus, there are many details that govern the selections.
Belt with criteria small conveyor
Belt Width Criteria for Small Conveyors
Belt width fixing criteria for small conveyors used to feed other conveyors
Quite often we use small conveyors (Approx 10/12 metre length) within building to distribute the material on to the other conveyors both in unidirectional mode or in reversible mode to reduce transfer height. Many a times such conveyors are called beltfeeders, which may not be exact term since the rate is basically set by the preceeding conveyor. Quite often such conveyors or belt feeders are made wider with less speed. We are little confused as to whether such short belts need to be wider than normal with less belt speed or not. Moreover such belts are many times fully skirted to avoid spillage. Now with such belts is it necessaryto consider material shear as in case of hopper. Consideration of shear can make the conveyor very power consuming, although actual case may not be so. It is also noted that in ISO no such method is given to calculate crosssectional area of fully skirted belt. There is another issue that materaial may not be fully spread out in a wider belt from a narrow chute, dictaed by the feeding conveyor, unless some spreading arrangement is provided.
Hence the bottom line is that is it at all benifitial to increase the belt width with reduced speed and consider material shear in power calculation and in the process losing from both sides ?
Belt width fixing criteria for small conveyors used to feed other conveyors
Quite often we use small conveyors (Approx 10/12 metre length) within building to distribute the material on to the other conveyors both in unidirectional mode or in reversible mode to reduce transfer height. Many a times such conveyors are called beltfeeders, which may not be exact term since the rate is basically set by the preceeding conveyor. Quite often such conveyors or belt feeders are made wider with less speed. We are little confused as to whether such short belts need to be wider than normal with less belt speed or not. Moreover such belts are many times fully skirted to avoid spillage. Now with such belts is it necessaryto consider material shear as in case of hopper. Consideration of shear can make the conveyor very power consuming, although actual case may not be so. It is also noted that in ISO no such method is given to calculate crosssectional area of fully skirted belt. There is another issue that materaial may not be fully spread out in a wider belt from a narrow chute, dictaed by the feeding conveyor, unless some spreading arrangement is provided.
Hence the bottom line is that is it at all benifitial to increase the belt width with reduced speed and consider material shear in power calculation and in the process losing from both sides ?
Conveyor belting from pr china
Conveyor Belting from PR China
The largest manufacturer of conveyor belt and rubber v belt in China
Dear Sir,
Glad to know you are in the market of rubber conveyor belt.
This is felix from China. Our factory specialized in rubber conveyor belt and v belt.With low price and high quality our products is popular worldwide. If u interest in ourproduct pls contact me.
Best regard
Felix Brown
ZHEJIANG SANWEI RUBBER ITEMCO.,LTD.
EP conveyor belt.doc v belt and transmission belt.doc EP conveyor belt.doc v belt and transmission belt.doc
The largest manufacturer of conveyor belt and rubber v belt in China
Dear Sir,
Glad to know you are in the market of rubber conveyor belt.
This is felix from China. Our factory specialized in rubber conveyor belt and v belt.With low price and high quality our products is popular worldwide. If u interest in ourproduct pls contact me.
Best regard
Felix Brown
ZHEJIANG SANWEI RUBBER ITEMCO.,LTD.
EP conveyor belt.doc v belt and transmission belt.doc EP conveyor belt.doc v belt and transmission belt.doc
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