Belt designation
Construction, nominal strength, width, cover grade, top and bottom cover thickness, edge type and overall dimensional requirements.
Belt Solutions / Complete belt package
A complete belt package controls the construction, compound, splice, testing, reel configuration and delivery details that sit behind the headline belt designation.
Why it matters
Two belts can share a nominal rating while differing in carcass design, cover system, structural protection, splice materials, test evidence and logistics. Defining these items early reduces ambiguity between tender, manufacture, installation and operation.
Construction, nominal strength, width, cover grade, top and bottom cover thickness, edge type and overall dimensional requirements.
Breaker fabrics, transverse steel or non-metallic reinforcement, rip-protection arrangement and any specified detection features.
Approved splice geometry, compatible skim and cover materials, kits, instructions and project-specific documentation.
Agreed manufacturing records, routine tests, customer hold points, certificates and identification requirements.
Reel diameter and mass limits, belt length allocation, winding direction, lifting and storage protection, labelling and transport restraints.
Manufacturing sequence, shipping plan, site priorities and coordination with the selected distributor or field-service partner.
Local coordination
Double Arrow Australia coordinates product, technical and supply communication. Regional distributors and service partners can provide local supply, installation, splicing and maintenance capability where confirmed for the project.
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