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DORNER MFG. CORP.
975 Cottonwood Ave
P.O. Box 20
Hartland, WI 53029 USA

INSIDE THE USA
TEL: 800.397.8664
FAX: 800.369.2440

OUTSIDE THE USA
TEL: 262.367.7600
FAX: 262.367.5827

LPZ SERIES CONVEYORS: Belting



STANDARD BELT SELECTION GUIDE

Standard belt material is stocked at Dorner,
then cut & spliced at the factory for fast conveyor shipment.
 
01 FDA Accumulation .063" (1.6) Urethane Polyester 176°F (80°C) Low X X   Good Packaging, clean room & inspection
02 General Purpose .071” (1.8) Urethane Polyester 212˚F (100˚C) Med X X   Good Most versatile belt offering
03 FDA High Friction .063” (1.6) Urethane Polyester 176˚F (80˚C) High X X   Good Packaging, clean room & inspection
05 Accumulation .047” (1.2) Urethane Polyester 212˚F (100˚C) V-Low X X   Good Accumulation of products
06 Elecrtically Conductive .063” (1.6) Urethane Polyester 230˚F (110˚C) Low   X X Good Electronics Handling
08 High Friction .083” (2.1) PVC Polyester 158˚F (70˚C) V-High   X   Poor Conveys up to 35˚ inclines*
Note: See below for splice details. Plastic Clipper splice requires longer lead times. Belts with V-guiding may have a slight high spot or rib on the top surface. This rib would run longitudinally along the center of the belt. Consult factory with applications for which this may cause interference.
*Incline varies due to factors like dust, fluids and part material.

 

Belt Splicing

Finger Splice
All belts are available with a standard Thermoformed finger splice. This splice makes the belt continuous and is virtually undetectable. Splice bonding methods vary by belt type. Consult factory for details.

 

*See belt charts for compatibility. Not for use with LPZ Series Nose Bar Transfer and LPZ Series with bottom wiper option.

 

SPECIALTY BELT SELECTION GUIDE

Specialty belt material is not stocked at Dorner
and needs to be custom ordered for your special conveyor needs.
17 Material Handling,
Accumulation 		X .08 (2) PVC 180˚F (82˚C) Low   Poor Low cost alternative, general purpose
18 Material Handling,
High Friction 		X .08 (2) PVC 158˚F (70˚C) High   Poor Low cost alternative, general purpose,
dark green color
50 Heat Resistant   .05 (1.3) Silicone 356˚F (180˚C) Low   Good  
51 Heat Resistant   .04 (1.0) Mesh 600˚F (316˚C) n/a   V-Good .18" (5mm) square mesh, UV curing, airflow
52 Heat Resistant   .02 (.51) Teflon 482˚F (250˚C) V-Low X V-Good Excellent product release
53 Translucent &
Nosebar, Accumulation		   .02 (.51) Urethane 212˚F (100˚C) V-Low X Good Back Lit inspection &
Very Small Product Transfer
54 FDA Sealed Edge X .06 (1.5) Urethane 176˚F (80˚C) Low X Good Packaging, clean room & inspection
55 FDA Sealed Edge X .06 (1.5) Urethane 176˚F (80˚C) High X Good Packaging, clean room & inspection
56 Cut Resistant X .08 (2.1) Urethane 212˚F (100˚C) Med   Good Oily product release, Metal stamping
57 Cut Resistant* X .10 (2.5) Nitrile 176˚F (80˚C) Med   Poor Felt-like, dry metal stamping, glass & ceramic
58 Cut Resistant   .06 (1.5) Urethane 176˚F (80˚C) Low   V-Good Cross-linked surface, Gold colored
59 Color Contrasting X .06 (1.5) PVC 158˚F (70˚C) Med   Poor Black colored, hides overspray from ink jet
60 Color Contrasting X .06 (1.6) Urethane 176˚F (80˚C) Low X Good Green colored
61 Color Contrasting X .05 (1.2) Urethane 212˚F (100˚C) Med X Good Blue colored
63 Electrically Conductive X .05 (1.2) Urethane 140˚F (60˚C) Low   Good Static conductive, electronics handling
64 High Friction X .17 (4.4) PVC 194˚F (90˚C) V-High   Poor Dark Green colored, rough top surface,
product cushioning, incline / decline apps
65 Chemical Resistant   .05 (1.3) Polypropylene 250˚F (126˚C) Low X V-Good V-Good Cut resistance, excellent product release
66 Chemical Resistant X .07 (1.7) Polyester 212˚F (100˚C) Med X V-Good Good Cut resistance, metal stamping apps
68 FDA Encased X .08 (2) Urethane 212˚F (100˚C) Low X Good Urethane Enclosed for added sanitary protection
69 FDA Encased X .08 (2) Urethane 212˚F (100˚C) High X Good Urethane Enclosed for added sanitary protection
Note: Belts with V-guiding may have a slight high spot or rib on the top surface. This rib would run longitudinally along the center of the belt. Consult factory with applications for which this may cause interference.
* 12” (305) wide conveyor maximum for non V-guided

 

STANDARD CLEATS

* Maximum 20” (508) cleat spacing for 18” and wider conveyors with lengths greater than 7’ (2134)
** 18” and wider conveyors have a maximum length of 7’ (2134)

Base Belt Material: .055 (1.4) thick, high friction FDA approved urethane, 176˚F (80˚C) maximum part temperature.

Note: Minimum cleat spacing is approximately 2” (51). Consult Factory.

 

Cleat Spacing

  1. Refer to Formulas below.
  2. Use formula 1 to determine the approximate number of cleats required based upon the desired cleat spacing. Since a partial cleat cannot be used, round the number of cleats up or down.
  3. Use formula 2 to get the cleat space reference for the conveyor part number.

 




SIDEWALL CLEATED BELTING




Note: Minimum cleat spacing is approximately 2” (50).
Consult factory for special cleat information.

Note: 6” (152) minimum width for 3200 conveyors and
8” (203) minimum width for LPZ conveyors.
24” (610) maximum conveyor width.


View Part Number Reference

 

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