What are the colors, thicknesses and patterns of PVC conveyor belts?

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The thickness and color of VC conveyor belts are particular.

In terms of thickness, the conventional thickness is usually 1-8mm, which can meet the needs of most industrial production. If special requirements or customized thickness are required, it can be customized according to actual needs, but the thickest belt can reach 12mm at present.

In terms of color, common colors of PVC conveyor belts are white, green, black, blue, dark green, gray, red, etc. If there is a special color requirement and the demand is large, it can be customized according to the color card.
PVC conveyor belts are also divided into smooth and patterned surfaces. The main difference lies in the different forms of the surface or bottom layer. It is necessary to choose the appropriate type according to the use environment.

The smooth and patterned surfaces of PVC conveyor belts have obvious differences in use, wear resistance, applicability, friction, etc.

Smooth conveyor belts are often used to transport horizontal objects. They have a smooth surface and low friction.

Patterned conveyor belts have different applicable occasions depending on the pattern. For example, green grass-patterned PVC conveyor belts are often used to transport climbing objects, while green herringbone-patterned guide conveyor belts can quickly transport climbing objects. In addition, there are a variety of patterns such as straight stripes and guide stripes, which are suitable for different conveying needs.
The smooth surface and patterned surface each have their own applicable occasions, and the choice should be made according to actual needs. In addition, PVC conveyor belts also have anti-static, oil-resistant, high hardness and other characteristics, and conveyor belts with special performance can be customized according to actual needs.

In general, the thickness, color, pattern and other choices of PVC conveyor belts should be determined in combination with the use scenario and conditions, and factors such as equipment budget and actual needs should also be considered.