Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt

Our company stands at the forefront of conveyor technology with our innovative Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt. As a leading manufacturer and supplier, we specialize in delivering high-performance conveyor solutions designed to meet the rigorous demands of diverse industrial sectors. The engineered for precision and durability. The skived joint design ensures a smooth, seamless surface that minimizes transition disruptions, enhances the belt's mechanical integrity, and extends its operational life. This feature is crucial for industries where belt smoothness affects the quality of the product, such as in printing or food processing.
  • Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt - Scarfed Jointing
Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt
Model - Scarfed Jointing
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts

The ends of the fabric are skived to a wedge shape, one end of the belt from the top, the other from the underside, and bonded together using PFA film, heat and pressure. This is a very strong welding method, and offer a very smooth transition for the product to run on the machine.
Constructed from premium Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), our conveyor belts offer exceptional resistance to chemicals, high temperatures, and wear. The non-stick nature of PTFE ensures that products move along the conveyor without adhering to the surface, facilitating a clean process environment and reducing downtime for cleaning and maintenance. We understand that each application has unique requirements, which is why our

Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt

are fully customizable. We offer belts tailored to a range of widths, lengths, and thicknesses, accommodating the specific needs of your machinery and production goals. This customization extends to the belt’s resistance properties, ensuring compatibility with your processing environment.

We pride ourselves on our ability to deliver our

Skived Joint PTFE Conveyor Belt

anywhere in the world. Our clients benefit from comprehensive support spanning from initial consultation through to after-sales service. Our expert team is available to assist with installation, troubleshooting, and routine maintenance, ensuring your conveyor system maintains peak efficiency throughout its lifecycle. Opt for the our company to leverage advanced material technology and design in your conveyor systems. With our commitment to quality, customization, and client support, we provide solutions that enhance productivity, minimize maintenance, and extend the longevity of your equipment. Trust us to be your partner in driving operational excellence.
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Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts The fabric ends are cut in a finger pattern, matched together, then hot pressed. With this kind of joint, the weld length is decisive for the tensile strength. The joint part is quite flat, and it has a good result in the transporting article that require a flat joint. Application industries including apparel fusion machines, food conveyors (ex. egg crust, Mexican crust pre-cooking automation equipment), electronic parts, etc.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts Mechanical fasteners join or fasten two objects together mechanically. They are used in places where conveyor belts must be changed regularly or for applications where the belt needs to be replaced quickly. However, the mechanical fastener is a vulnerable part of the belt and may have openings where dirt can enter, so this is not a preferred solution for many applications.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts Butt joint is made by placing the two ends of a belt together and applying a certain wide piece of material underneath. This is then welded together ensuring the top surface is neat. Butt Belt Joints tend to be manufactured prior to fitting on the machine and are manufactured using a strap on the underside to offer additional strength. This method is a simple but very effective on making a belt endless at customer’s site. In the meantime, it can be an idea for machine isn’t easy to unassembled for belt replacement.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts With pre-inserted staples and a one-piece strip design, which Hinged and Stapled Fasteners makes splicing quick and easy (allows for quicker installation and easy change). The joint portion is flexible and it is made with special plastic material which allows you to use it in a certain high temperature environment, please contact us for more details.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts A castellated joint is made by creating interlocking loops from PTFE coated Kevlar materials. The two ends can then be connected together with a metal or peek pin. This method is easy to install on the machine while it has a feature of more flat than spiral peek joint method.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts Overlap Belt Joints – Overlap joints are a simple and easy joint to use where having an even surface is not critical. Overlap splices are the most popular type used in the industry and can be enhanced with molding for food processing applications. Overlap ranges from 25 mm to 140mm, with directional belt angles of 30, 45, 60, and 90 degrees. This type of joint can easy be made on a machine where the belt needs to be fitted onsite.
Joining methods for Teflon Conveyor belts & power transmission belts We recommend the overlapped finger joint. As in this case, the ends to be joined are split into layers. Next, fingers are punched into the ends, which are then tacked together and welded under pressure and heat into an endless belt. Again, the double-layer fabric is applied from the beginning to the end, using high temperature and pressure, so the tensile strength of the belt will be improved and it is especially suitable for conveyors with small wheel diameters, such as continuous sealing machinery and toilet paper packaging machinery.  
Edging reinforcement and Tracking types GCTC provide most of kinds of processing solutions to strengthen the edge of the conveyor belt, mainly to provide the anti-resistance feature and service life time of the belt. The most common way is to use a Teflon film to cover the edge for 1- inch width, and then place under the laminating machine with high temperature and pressure to cover the edge perfectly. Alternative way is using a piece of glass Fiber fabrics sewing onto the edges. To prevent direction shift t you can choose Kevlar or silicone rope to form the guide rope and sew it at a distance of 1/2" from the edge. This is a customized option. The following pictures and abbreviations are available for your reference. Edge reinforcement - Teflon Glass Fabric Edging Tracking Kevlar Rope Silicone Tracking Rope Tracking Eyelet