Elevator Belting for Industrial Bucket Elevators
Hongkun manufactures rubber elevator belting for new and replacement bucket elevator systems, including steel cord bucket elevator belts and fabric bucket elevator belts. Belt selection depends on lifting height, bucket load, material conditions, pulley arrangement, and site operating requirements.
Steel Cord Bucket Elevator Belts
Review steel cord construction when working tension and belt elongation are key selection requirements. For an existing steel cord belt, start with its marking and elevator drawing.
- Selection inputs: working tension, lifting height, bucket load, and pulley arrangement.
- On the product page: review cord construction, transverse reinforcement, hole layout, and splice options.
Fabric Bucket Elevator Belts
Start here for replacement of an existing fabric belt or evaluation of fabric reinforcement for a new elevator. Confirm the construction against working tension, pulley diameter, bucket attachments, and splice requirements.
- Selection inputs: belt marking, required strength, thickness, hole pattern, and pulley arrangement.
- On the product page: review fabric construction, specification options, bucket attachment details, and splice requirements.
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Replacing an Existing Belt
For replacement bucket elevator belting, start with the existing belt construction and equipment data. A change of reinforcement needs an engineering review.
- Send the belt marking, width, length, and thickness.
- Include the hole pattern, bucket spacing, and splice photos.
- Describe operating conditions and the reason for replacement.
Selecting a Belt for a New Elevator
Provide the system requirements before selecting fabric or steel cord reinforcement. Lifting height alone does not determine the belt type.
- Send material details, required capacity, and lifting height.
- Include belt speed, bucket layout, pulley diameters, and working tension if available.
- Describe temperature, abrasion, oil, or chemical exposure.
Selection note: final belt type, strength, cover grade, hole layout, and mounting details should be confirmed from the elevator drawing, bucket arrangement, material condition, and operating data before production.
