Treadmill conveyor belt: The "invisible power" of fitness equipment

As the core component of a treadmill, the running belt functions like a silent conveyor track, bearing the user's strides while transforming physical training into smooth exercise experiences. Typically engineered with layered high-strength materials: The surface features an anti-slip textured wear-resistant layer (such as PVC or rubber) ensuring workout stability; the middle cushioning layer absorbs shock to reduce joint impact; the base layer utilizes high-density fibers or polyester fabric to maintain structural integrity and ensure firm adherence to the running deck.

Modern premium treadmill belts incorporate silent-operation designs, working in tandem with precision rollers and motor drives to achieve stable, low-noise performance. For maintenance, regularly clean sweat residue, avoid sharp object contact, and apply specialized lubricating silicone oil to minimize friction wear. Notably, exceeding weight limits or wearing stiff-soled shoes may accelerate belt aging and compromise durability.

As the treadmill's "lifeline", a high-quality running belt not only ensures workout safety but fundamentally determines equipment performance and user experience. Selection criteria should prioritize thickness, noise reduction, and brand compatibility. Scientific maintenance ensures this "track" continues to support healthy living long-term.