Use these cleats to convert any smooth conveyor belt into a belt for inclines. Cut cleats to the length you need with a utility knife.

EPDM is more durable than Buna-N, and has better resistance to acids and weather. Attach cleats to the belt with the included fasteners.

Buna-N has a smooth surface that is easy to clean and prevents build up of debris. It resists acids, abrasion, and weather. Cleats have integral threaded inserts for a secure connection.

Cleats keep material on the belt when traveling along inclines and declines. A tough cover on the bottom grips rollers.

Note: The cleats of the belt should be removed with a conveyor belt shaver or skiver before installing lacing.

White belting is appropriate for food applications when used with stainless steel lacing. It resists animal fats and oils.

Black belting is also known as MOR belting due to its mild oil resistance.

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The cleats on these conveyors prevent items from tumbling down as you move them along steep slopes. They are often used to bridge the gap between different elevations in your facility, such as between the floor and a shipping bin. These conveyors keep parts steady as they move, so they're great for moving small, loose, and irregularly shaped parts that might fall through or catch on roller and skate wheel conveyors. They come with an adjustable stand on the higher end and adjustable support bars on the lower end, so you can position the conveyor at the right height and angle for your application.

Note: Capacities are based on an evenly distributed load.

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