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C O R P O R A T E M E S S A G E

C o n t a c t o u r e x p e r i e n c e d s a l e s t e a m f o r a l l o f y o u r b e l t i n g r e q u i r e m e n t s .C I N C I N N A T I , O H 1 . 8 0 0 . 2 2 9 . 2 3 5 8 C H I C A G O I L 1 . 8 0 0 . 2 4 8 . 1 6 1 8

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TRICO BELTING & SUPPLY CO.Our Philosophy: Options Equal Opportunities Promoting innovative alternative products. Founded in 1985, Trico Belting and Supply sells product through industrial distribution and select original equipment manufacturers. The company isheadquartered in Cincinnati, OH, with a seasoned branch in Chicago, IL. We are the proud home of the World’s Finest and Safest conveyor beltingprofessionals including our employees and families shown here.


T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

W W W . T R I C O B E L T . C O M 3

Corporate Message .......................................................................................2

Table of Contents ............................................................................................3

Company Information .................................................................................4-5

Return Policy ....................................................................................................5

Technical Data / Trouble Shooting .........................................................6-12

Fabrications - Weldable Profiles ............................................................13-14

Fabrications - Endless ...................................................................................15

Fabrications - Belt Splicing...........................................................................16

Flexco Lacing...........................................................................................17-20

Belt Application Form...................................................................................21

Custom Fabrications & Specialty ..........................................................22-24

Habasit ..........................................................................................................25

Swatch Photo Samples and Belt Data..................................................26-47

Section 1: Food Handling .................................................26-27

Section 2: Food Handling .................................................28-29

Section 3: Food Handling..................................................30-31

Section 4: General Purpose ..............................................32-33

Section 5: General Purpose (cont.) ..................................34-35

Section 6: Incline Belting ...................................................36-37

Section 7: Incline Belting (cont.) .......................................38-39

Section 8: PVC Belting .......................................................40-41

Section 9: Heavy Duty Rubber .........................................42-43

Section 10: Specialty Belting & HF Welding ..................44-45

Section 11: Fabrications/General Belting........................46-47

Glossary...................................................................................................48-51

A WORD FROM THE OWNER

In 1985, Trico Belting & Supplyemerged as a start-up company withstrong conviction and vision for thefuture. By assembling a team ofseasoned professionals in thewarehouse and on the road, Trico setout to redefine the wholesale beltbusiness by delivering superiorproducts and uncompromisingcustomer service.

Over the past two decades, Trico hasstuck to its vision and defined itselfwith inventive thinking, custom productofferings and attention to detail. As aresult, we've educated and workedclosely with customers around theworld to improve systems and increaseproductivity.

Today, Trico, while not the biggest, isconsidered by many to be the bestbelting resource in the industry. It's aposition we've worked hard to attainand one we take very seriously. It's mybelief that when you work with Trico,you're working with me personally. Tothat end, every job is handled withpersonal accountability. I hope youfind this approach refreshing andreassuring.

On behalf of everyone at Trico, I wantyou to know that we value yourbusiness and look forward to servingyou for many decades to come.

Sincerely,

John ShaferPresident

NIBA AND BBB AFFILIATIONSTrico Belting & Supply is a proud member of the National IndustrialBelting Association and Cincinnati Better Business Bureau. The latter isextended only by invitation to enterprises who have a reputation ofintegrity and demonstrated a commitment to ethical business practices.

All specifications are subject to industry tolerances. Specifications listed are correct at the time of publication. As we continually strive to improve our product line these specifications are subject to change withoutnotice. Information contained herein has been compiled for customer use and may be copied with permission of Trico Belting & Supply Company.


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STATEMENT OF CUSTOMER COMMITMENT

Quality AssuranceAll Trico products are manufactured, fabricated and shipped to strict specifications. They are guaranteed to be free from

defects and within industry quality standards.

On Time DeliveryOur record speaks for itself. This is an area of our business that we have dedicated much time and many resources todevelop. All of our customers have come to depend on and demand this service.

Short Lead Time ResponseThis requires inventory, fabrication capabilities, trained order entry and experienced belt technicians. We have a large

and diverse inventory of conveyor, power transmission and specialty service belting. Our modern fabrication facility

houses an experienced and well equipped staff of specialists. We are set up to react quickly to your quick ship orders as

well as any emergency orders.

Engineering, Application AnalysisOur technical expertise is the most important value added service we offer our customers. We can provide valuable

information for a new design consideration or for an existing application. The accuracy of this information is attributable

to our experience, continued training programs, use of computer analysis and support from manufacturing.

PartnershipWe realize this is the most overused term in business today. But for a specialty business like ours, partnership means

strength. Working together makes us collectively stronger than if we worked independently. Unlike other national belting

wholesalers we are selective in our approach to the market place. We choose our partners carefully and remain loyal to

their success. It takes time to develop such trust in business relationships, but we have and it works.

Direct ShipmentsWhen requested, we will ship your order directly to your customer. Our name will not appear on any of the paperwork.

We will ship using your bill of lading and packing list.

Pricing AgreementsThere are situations where you are asked by your customers to hold pricing levels for specific periods of time in exchange

for an anticipated volume of purchases. We offer similar pricing agreements that allow you to effectively pursue this type

of business.


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Vice President Mark [email protected]

Inside Sales Team Jeff [email protected]

Terry [email protected]

Joe [email protected]

Tricia [email protected]

Accounting Peggy [email protected]

Accounts Receivable Melissa [email protected]

Purchasing Dave [email protected]

Shelley [email protected]

Receptionist Kati [email protected]

Process Improvement Mike BenedettiFacilitator [email protected]

Vice President Mike [email protected]

Inside Sales and Kelly CarolloAdministration [email protected]

Tina [email protected]

Receptionist Angelina Gonzalez [email protected]

CorporateHeadquarters9965 Farr Ct.Cincinnati, Ohio 45246Local: 513.860.8400Toll Free:1.800.229.2358Fax: 513.860.5505

Illinois Branch5450 Roosevelt Rd.Chicago, Illinois 60644Local: 773.261.0988Toll Free:1.800.248.1618Fax: 773.261.0978

RETURN POLICY1. Returns will be allowed only with an authorization number. In order to obtain a return number,

simply call us at 1-800-229-2358. All material is to be returned subject to inspection. The issuance of a return number does not obligate Trico Belting & Supply to issue credit. Ifmaterial is found to be special, used, defective or damaged no credit will be issued. Anymaterial returned without an authorization number will be returned freight collect.

2. Returns will be allowed on special order or made to order items only when terms have beennegotiated with the manufacturer.

3. All returns are to be made freight prepaid. In addition, all applicable freight charges formaterial returned to our vendors will be deducted from credits issued.

4. Credit will not be allowed for freight charges unless the error is solely the fault of Trico Belting& Supply.

5. All invoices are due and payable within terms. Payment of invoices cannot be delayed due topending credits or the intent to return material.

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24 or less ± 1/4” 1/4” ± 1/8”25 to 36 ± 3/8” 3/8” ± 3/16”37 to 48 ± 1/2” 1/2” ± 1/4”49 to 53 ± 7/32” 7/32” ± 7/64”54 to 59 ± 19/32” 19/32” ± 19/64”60 to 71 ± 23/32” 23/32” ± 23/64”72 to 78 ± 25/32” 25/32” ± 25/64”79 to 84 ± 27/32” 27/32” ± 27/64”85 to 90 ± 29/32” 29/32” ± 29/64”96 and over ± 1% 1% ± 1/2%

Belt Width Molded Width Maximum Width Variation Cut Width(inches) Tolerance In Any One Belt Tolerance

TABLE T1 WIDTH TOLERANCE METRIC CONVERSIONS

Zero — .094” (3/32”) ± .015” (1/64”).095” — .156” (5/32”) ± .020”.157” — .344” (11/32”) ± .031” (1/32”).345” — .500” (1/2”) ± .047” (3/64”).500” and over ± 10%

Overall Belt Thickness Tolerance

TABLE T3 GAUGE TOLERANCE GUIDES

2” to 8” ± 1/4”9” to 12” ± 5/16”14” to 24” ± 7/16”25” to 60 ” ± 1/2”

Cleat Spacing Center-to-Center (C-C) Tolerance

V-Guide Height 1/4” or less 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” 1” 1-1/2” 2” to 4”Tolerance ± .020” ± .020” ± .020” ± .031” ± .062” ± .062” ± .062”

TABLE T4 V-GUIDE HEIGHT (From Cover Surface)

Tolerance to Perpendicular to Belt Centerline ± 1/8” per 12” of cleat length

TABLE T7 CLEAT SQUARENESS

Tolerance to Belt Centerline ± 1/8”

TABLE T8 V-GUIDE TOLERANCE TO BELT CENTERLINE

Standard 3/8” 1/2” 3/4” 1” 1-1/2” 2” 3” 4”Cleat Height and UnderTolerance ± .020” ± .020” ± .031” ± .062” ± .062” ± .062” ± .062” ± .062”

TABLE T5 CLEAT HEIGHT TOLERANCE (From Cover Surface)

TABLE T6 CLEAT PLACEMENT TO SUCCEEDING CLEATS (C-C)

Endless—Net Endless Length Loop Built ± 1%(NEL) Vulcanized ± 1/2%Specified Length - Cut Ends ± 1/2%*Specified Length - ± 1/2%Laced with Mechanical Fasteners (measured Pin to Pin)Roll - Bulk Quantities ± 10%**

*On Specified Lengths the manufacturer will often cut belt to 2% longerthan specified to avoid shipping short.

GAUGE — BELT THICKNESS TOLERANCESThere are no RMA thickness tolerances established for conveyorbelting because they are often no consequence. The followingstandards are for guides if thickness is determined to be importantand declared at time of order for make-up constructions. Thesevalues are generally reasonable, but tighter tolerances may benegotiated. NOTE: Thickness tolerances must be specified onpurchase orders if they are to be considered binding.

TABLE T2 LENGTH TOLERANCE

EQUIVALENTSUS to Metric Metric to US

Length 1 inch = 25.4 millimeters 1 millimeter = .03937 inch1 inch = 2.54 centimeters 1 centimeter = .3937 inch39.37 inches = 1 meter 1 meter = 39.37 inches1 foot = .3048 meter 1 meter = 3.2808 feet1 mile = 1.609 kilometers 1 kilometer = .6214 mile

Area 1 square inch = 6.4516 square centimeters 1 square centimeter = .155 square inches1 square foot = 929.03 square centimeters 1 square centimeter = .0011 square feet1 square foot = .0929 square meters 1 square meter = 10.76 square feet

Weight 1 ounce = 28.35 grams 1 gram = .0353 ounce1 pound = .4536 kilograms 1 kilogram = 2.2046 pounds1 ton = .9072 metric ton 1 metric ton = 1.1025 tons (2205 pounds)

Temperature 320F = 00C 00C = 320F

Volume 1 cubic inch = 16.3871 cubic centimeters 1 cubic centimeter = .0610 cubic inch1 cubic foot = .0283 cubic meter 1 cubic meter = 35.3145 cubic feet1 cubic yard = .7640 cubic meter 1 cubic meter = 1.3080 cubic yards1 quart = .9463 liter 1 liter = 1.0567 quarts1 gallon = 3.7853 liters 1 liter = .2642 gallons

Speed 1 foot per minute = .0051 meters per second 1 meter per second = 196.8504 feet per minute

Force 1 pound per square inch = 1 kilogram per square centimeter =.0703 kilograms per square centimeter 14.2248 pounds per square inch

1 pound per square inch = .00689 megapascals 1 megapascal = 145.0377 pounds per square inch1 pound force = 4.5352 newtons 1 newton = .2205 pounds force

CONVERSION FORMULASUS to Metric Metric to US

Length inches x 25.4 = millimeters millimeters x .0394 = inchesinches x 2.54 = centimeters centimeters x .394 = inchesinches x .0254 = meters meters x 39.37 = inchesyards x .914 = meters meters x 1.1 = yardsmiles x 1.609 = kilometers kilometers x .6214 = miles

Area square inches x 6.4516 = square centimeters square centimeters x .1550 = square inchessquare feet x .0929 = square meters square meters x 10.76 = square feetsquare yards x .8361 = square meters square meters x 1.1960 = square yards

Weight ounces x 28.3500 = grams grams x .0353 = ouncespounds x .4536 = kilograms kilograms x 2.2046 = poundstons x .9072 = metric tons metric tons x 1.1025 = tons

Temperature (0F -32) x .556 = 0C (0C x 1.8) +32 = 0F

Volume cubic yards x .7646 = cubic meters cubic meters x 1.3079 = cubic yardsquarts x .9463 = liters liters x 1.0567 = quartsgallons x 3.7852 = liters liters x .2642 = gallons

Speed feet per minute x .0051 = meters per second meters per second x 196.85 = feet per minute

Density pounds per cubic foot x 16.0180 = kilograms per cubic meter x .0624 =kilograms per cubic meter pounds per cubic foot

Force pounds per inch x .1786 = kilograms per centimeter kilograms per centimeter x 5.5997 = pounds per inchpounds per square inch x 6.8947 = kilopascals kilopascals x .1450 = pounds per square inchPIW rating x 1.7856 = EP rating EP rating x .5600 = PIW ratingpounds x 4.352 = newtons newtons x .2205 = poundspounds per inch x 1.7855 = newtons per centimeter newtons per centimeter x .5601 pounds per inch

Power horsepower x .7457 = kilowatts kilowatts x 1.341 = horsepower

Exchange Rates $PIW x 129.1671 x exchange rate = Foreign currency per square meter ÷ exchangeforeign currency per square meter rate + 129.1671 = $PIW


RUBBERChemical STD PVC RV Nitrile SBR Neoprene

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RUBBERChemical STD PVC RV Nitrile SBR Neoprene

Acetaldehyde NR NR NR NR CAcetic Acid (Glacia) NR NR C C CAcetic Acid - 30% G G C C NRAcetic Anhydride NR NR C NR GAcetone NR NR NR NR GAlcohol C G E NR EAluminum Chloride E E E E EAluminum Nitrate E E E E EAmmonium Carbonate E E NR E EAmmonium Nitrate E E E E GAmmonium Phosphate F G E E EAmmonium Sulfate G E E E EAnimal Fats NR G G NR GAsphalt*** NR G G NR NRBarium Chloride E E E E EBorax E E G G EBoric Acid E E E E EButter NR G E NR CCalcium Chloride E E E E ECalcium Hydroxide E E E E ECalcium Nitrate E E E E ECarbolic Acid NR NR NR NR NRCastor Oil C G E NR EChlorinated Solvents NR NR NR NR NRChlorine Solutions G E G E ECarbolic Acid E E E E ECoal C G E C GCoconut Oil G E E NR GCopper Sulfate E E E E ECorn Oil G E E C GCotton Seed Oil C G E C GDecatured Alcohol E G NR E EDextrose G E E E EDiesel Fuel G E E NR GEthyl Alcohol G G NR E EEthyl Cellulose C G E E EEthylene Glycol C G E E EFatty Acids C G G C GFerric Chloride G E E E EFerric Sulfate G E E E EFermaldehyde G E G NR GFuel Oils G E E NR GFurforal NR C E NR EGasoline NR G E NR GGlucose E E E E EGlycerine E E E NR GHydraulic Oil C G G C GHydrochloric Acid C C NR E EKerosene C G G NR CLacquers NR C NR NR NRLard C G G C CLimestone E E E E ELinseed Oil G G E C GLubricating Oil G E E C GMagnesium Chloride G E E E EMagnesium Hydroxide G E G G E

CHEMICAL RESISTANCE CHART

Magnesium Sulfate G E E E EMethyl Alcohol G G E E EMethyl Ethyl Ketone NR NR NR NR NRMineral Oil C G C C GMineral Spirits C G C C GMolasses E E E E ENaptha (Lighter Fluid) C G C NR NRNitric Acid* C G NR NR NROil Sands C G E C GOil Shale C G E C GOzone G G NR NR GParaffin NR C E G GPeanut Oil C G G C GPettroleum Oils C G E C GPhosphate Ore C G E E EPhosphoric Acid* G G G C GPine Oil C G G C GPotassium Chloride G E E E EPotassium Hydroxide G E G G EPotassium Nitrate G E E E EPotassium Sulfate G E E E ESilicone Oil NR C E G ESeda Ash C G E E ESodium Bicarbonate E E E E ESodium Bisulfate G E E G ESodium Chloride G E E E ESodium Hydroxide* G E G E ESodium Hypochlorite G E G C GSodium Nitrate G E G G ESodium Peroxide G E G G ESodium Phosphates G E E E ESodium Silicate G E E E ESodium Sulfate G E E C ESodium Sulfide G E NR C GSoybean Oil C G E C GSugar Beets E E E E ESugar Cane E E E E ESulfur E E NR NR ESulfuric Acid* E E NR C ETar (Bituminous) NR C E C GTartaric Acid G E E G GTetrachloroethylene NR NR NR NR NRToluene NR C C NR NRTrichloroethylene NR NR NR NR NRTrichlorethane NR NR NR NR NRTurpentine G G E G NRUltra-Violet** G G G G EUrea E E E E EUrine E E G G GVegetable Oils C E E G GVinegar G E G G EWater E E E E EWood Oils C G E G GXylene NR NR NR NR NRZinc Chloride E E E E EZinc Sulfate E E E E E

* - Reference is to dilute solutions <20%** - Moderate Exposure*** - <100 degrees F.

NR = Not recommendE = ExcellentG = GoodC = Conditional


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O Section 3 2-1/2 2-1/2 2 4 3A Section 3 2-1/2 3 2-1/2 5 4B Section 5 3 5 3 6 5C Section 6 4 6 4 9 7D Section 8 61” High Flange 10 7 81-1/2” High Flange 18 14 142” High Flange 18 14 14

O Section 3 2-1/2 2-1/2A Section 3 2-1/2 3B Section 3-1/2 3 3-1/2C Section 4 4 41/4” x 1/4” Lug 3 2-1/2 2-1/21/2” x 1/2” Lug 3-1/2 31/2” Tee 3 3 31” Tee 4 3 31” Scoop 4 41” Reinforced 31-1/2” Tee 5 4 41-1/2” Scoop 5 51-1/2 Reinforced 42” Tee 6 5 52” Scoop 6 62” Reinforced 52-1/2” Tee 8 62-1/2” Scoop 8 72-1/2” Reinforced 63” Tee 10 83” Scoop 10 93” Reinforced 84” Tee 12 104” Reinforced 8

Type Rubber Rubber PVC-RV PVC-RV Urethane UrethaneSolid Notched/Sipped Solid Notched Solid Notched

Below are some conveyor belt problems, and some of their causes and solutions. Trico handles many questionsregarding belting problems on a daily basis. If you are having a problem, give us a call, and we’ll be happy tohelp.

MINIMUM PULLEYS•Cleats •V-Guides •Flanges

C - Center to Center distance (inches)

D - Diameter of Drive Pulley (inches)

d - Diameter of Tail Pulley (inches)

L - Belt Length (inches)

Key to SymbolsFor a two pulley system with no snub pulley:

L = x 3.1416 + 2C

Belt Length

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Vulcanized splice delamination or failure 1. Pulley too small — checkrecommended minimum for belt

2. Belt running wrong directions — checkfor manufacturer’s arrow or make sureleading edge of splice contacts pulleyfirst

3. Reverse bend — use thinner belt4. Too much tension for belt — use

heavier construction

Belt does not track properly 1. Pulleys/and or idlers NOT squared2. New belt not “run in” long enough3. Uneven loading — load off center4. Structure not square5. Lacing or splice not square6. Bow in belt

Cleats cracking at base 1. Pulleys too small

Cleat delamination 1. Pulleys too small — check minimumsfor cleat type

2. Return idlers hitting cleats3. Material conveyed affecting bond (oils,

acids, etc.)4. Product overload5. Poor tracking — cleat edges

repeatedly hitting conveyor frame

Flange delamination or cracking 1. Pulley is too small — check minimumfor flange height. Sipe, sipe and drill, ornotch for small pulleys.

V-guide delamination or cracking 1. Pulley too small — notch for smallpulleys

2. Severe misalignment3. Wrong size cross section for pulley

groove

Fastener pullout 1. Wrong size fastener2. Fastener not installed properly3. Obstruction touching splice area4. Poor tracking — splice hitting conveyor

frame

Severe edge wear 1. Pulleys, idlers or structure not square2. Worn pulley lagging3. Offset loading conditions4. Load off center

Excessive belt stretch 1. Too much tension for belt being used— go to a stronger belt

2. Insufficient take-up3. Overtightening of take-up

Excessive belt slip 1. Tighten take-up or pulley2. Lag or replace worn lagging3. Pulleys too small — not enough wrap

— use lighter belt or larger pulley4. Material spillage — lag pulleys and/or

install cleaning devices

Elevator bolt pull-out 1. Bolt not tight —tighten monthly2. Bucket hung up in boot3. Belt tension too low causing elongation

of holes4. Adverse conditions — heat, oil, acids

When a belt involves multiple components (ie. base belt, V-guide, sidewall, flange, lacing,etc.) it is important to consider the minimum pulley dimensions of all components whendetermining an appropriate minimum pulley dimension for the entire conveyor system.

D + d2

CALCULATING BELT LENGTH



TRACKING PROBLEMSPROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTIONBelt runs off at tail pulley. 1. Material build-up on tail pulley. 1. Install a scraper diagonally across the pulley side of the belt on the return just ahead of the tail pulley.

2. Material build-up on tail snub pulley. 2. Use proper cleaning device and install scraper against snub pulley. Improve housekeeping.3. Counterweight is too light. 3. Recalculate and adjust required counterweight.4. Tail pulley, tail snub pulley, or return 4. Realign. Install limit switches for greater safety.

idlers are out of the line.5. Frozen return idlers. 5. Free idlers. Lubricate. Improve maintenance.6. Improper loading, spillage. 6. Feed should be in direction of belt travel and at belt speed; provide proper skirtboards.7. Self-aligning return idlers inoperative or 7. Adjust or correct self-aligning return idlers.

ineffectively placed.

Entire belt runs off at all points 1. Idlers may be out of square with the 1. Align idlers.of the line. the centerline of the belt.

2. Belt strained or elongated excessively 2. If belt is new, allow sufficient time for it to “break in”. If belt doesn’t break in properly or it is not a on one side. new belt, cut out strained section squarely and splice in new section.

3. Self-aligning, troughing, or return idlers 3. Adjust or correct idlers.inoperative or placed ineffectively.

4. Material build-up on pulleys and idlers. 4. Install proper cleaning devices and improve maintenance. If condition is severe, consider twisted-runbelt installations, in which return run will be turned over so that idlers and pulleys in return run are incontact with relatively clean bottom cover of belt.

One section of the belt runs off 1. Belt improperly spliced; out of square. 1. Re-splice, making sure that splice is squared with average centerline of belt.at all points. 2. Bowed belt. 2. Avoid storing belt rolls improperly. Avoid telescoping belt rolls. If the belt is new, it will probably

straighten out when properly “broken in”. If belt doesn’t straighten, it must be replaced.3. One edge is damaged and moisture penetration 3. Repair belt edge or cut out badly worn and out-of-square section. Splice in new section.

is causing length change on one edge.

Entire belt runs off along carrying run. 1. Improper loading: material is fed onto 1. Feed should be in direction of belt travel, at belt speed, and centered on the belt.belt off-center.

2. Material build-up between decking and idler. 2. Clean accumulation. Improve maintenance. Install “v” decking.

Belt runs off at loading point. 1. Material spurs onto belt from direct feeding 1. Control flow by use of feeders and properly designed chutes.without flow control; material is fed ontobelt off-center.

Belt runs off at head pulley. 1. Head shaft may not be square with the 1. Realign conveyor structure of head shaft.centerline of the conveyor.

2. Worn pulley lagging. 2. Replace worn lagging.3. Idlers ahead of head pulley are out 3. Realign idlers.

of alignment.

Belt runs to one side throughout 1. Idler(s) may be out of square with the belt, 1. Correct defect and set idlers so that the belt runs true. Idler stands have slotted hole in the basesentire length at a specific idler or may not be level, or a roller may not be for adjustment.or group of idlers. turning freely because of lack of lubrication

or a bad bearing.

Belt does not contact middle 1. Belt too stiff transversely to conform well to 1. Consult manufacturer recommendation for minimum troughing. Select belt with more transverse idler rolls. carrying idler rolls. flexibility.

2. Load is too light. 2. Reduce belt speed.3. Belt is new and therefore stiff. 3. Allow proper break-in time. Can be hastened by letting belt stand over night while loaded.

Belt runs crooked on certain days. 1. Wind blowing against belt forces it out of line. 1. Erect wind baffles or improve existing belt housing. Use self-aligning idlers. Paint framing with Sun on one side of steel framing causes uneven aluminum paint to reflect heat.expansion in the steel.

Belt runs erratically. 1. Belt is too stiff or thick to train or is not 1. Use self-aligning idlers.broken in properly.

2. Tilt troughing idlers forward, but not more than two degrees.3. Run the belt slower, so that it carries a heavier cross-section of the load.4. If, after sufficient time has been allowed for break-in period, the belt must be replaced by a more

troughable conveyor.

Belt raises up off top-run idlers in the 1. Oil contamination of belt cover. 1. Using tire-grooving tool, score shallow grooves two or three inches apart in the belt top cover center to a convex position. longitudinally, over portion effected. When replacing belt, specify oil-resistant conveyor belt.

Belt runs out at tripper. 1. Tripper track gauge too great for wheels, 1. Reduce tripper track gauge. Realign tripper pulleys.pulling tripper out of square with belt. Beltwears against tripper frame.

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PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTIONBELT SLIPPAGE AND STRETCHBelt slip. 1. Insufficient traction between the belt and pulley. 1. Increase wrap by use of snub pulley. Use lagged pulleys. In wet conditions, use grooved lagging.

Install centrifugal switch for safety.2. Pulleys to small. 2. Increase pulley diameter.3. Frozen return of troughing idlers. 3. Free idlers. Lubricate. Improve maintenance.4. Material build-up between decking and idlers. 4. Cleat accumulation. Improve maintenance. Use inverted “v” decking.5. Insufficient slack side tension. 5. Increase counterweight or increase screw take-up tension.

Belt slip on sterling. 1. Counterweights are too light. 1. Increase counterweight or increase screw take-up tension.2. Worn pulley lagging. 2. Replace.3. Frost or excessive moisture condensing on 3. Enclose belt-line. Install grooved pulley lagging.

drive pulleys.4. Pulleys too small. 4. Use larger-diameter pulleys.5. Over-lubrication of idler seeps onto belt surface. 5. DON’T OVER-LUBRICATE.6. Starting acceleration time is too short. 6. Correct.

Excessive belt stretch. 1. Drive is underbelted 1. Recalculate maximum belt tension and select correct belt.2. Counterweights too heavy. 2. Recalculate the counterweight required to reduce take-up tension to point of slip and then tighten slowly.3. Incorrect compensation of rim speeds on 3. Correct. Check condition and thickness of pulley lagging. Compensation for necessary rim speed

tandem pulleys. differential is made by providing required thickness of lagging on primary and secondary belts.4. Permeation of carcass by chemicals, oil, or 4. Use belt designed for specific conditions.

acids; or deterioration by heat.5. Belt-line is over-extended. 5. Recalculate maximum belt tension. Use belt with greater tension rating. Use two-flight system with

transfer point.

Stalling (Jerking) 1. Improper slack side tension. 1. Adjust take-up position. Consider lagging drive pulley and installing snub pulley to increase belt wrapon drive pulley.

2. In slider bed service, suction between belt 2. Weld 1/4” or 1/2” round rods to slider bed surface or perforate conveyor bed. Round off and and slider bed surface in presence of moisture. smooth all surfaces in contact with belt.

FASTENER AND VULCANIZED SPLICESBelt breaks at or behind fasteners. 1. Build-up of material on pulleys. 1. Install cleaning devices. Improve maintenance.Fasteners tear loose. 2. Excessive impact on fasteners under 2. Use proper loading chute. Use vulcanized splices.

loading conditions.3. Counterweight too heavy. 3. Recalculate the counterweight required or reduce take-up tension to point of slip and then tighten

slightly.4. Worn pulley lagging. 4. Replace.5. Incorrect compensation of rim speeds 5. Correct.

on tandem pulleys.6. Excessive tension. 6. Check and correct tension; use vulcanized splices.7. Material falling between belt and pulleys. 7. Use skirtboards properly. Remove accumulation. Improve maintenance.8. Pulleys too small. 8. Use larger-diameter pulleys.9. Wrong type or size of fasteners or fasteners 9. Use proper fasteners. Retighten after running belt for short while. Set up regular inspection schedule.

not tight enough.10. Interference from belt scrapers. 10. Adjust belt scraper.11. Excessive motor horsepower. 11. Recalculate and reduce motor horsepower.

Poor fastener-holding ability. 1. Belt carcass too heavy. 1. Select proper belt for maximum tension rating.2. Excessive heat. 2. Use vulcanized splices. Use proper belt for high temperatures.

Vulcanized splice separation. 1. Counterweight too heavy. 1. Recalculate the counterweight required, or reduce take-up tension to point of slip and then tighten slightly.2. Worn pulley lagging. 2. Replace lagging.3. Incorrect compensation of rim speeds on 3. Correct.

tandem pulleys.4. Chemical or oil in load. 4. Use belt designed for specific condition.5. Belt line over-extended. 5. Recalculate tension. Use belt with greater tension rating.6. Pulleys too small. 6. Use pulleys of larger diameter.7. Splice improperly made. 7. See recommended splicing instructions.

COVER PROBLEMSExcessive top cover wear (including 1. Material build-up on pulleys and return idlers. 1. Install cleaning device. Remove accumulation. Improve maintenance.rips, gouges, ruptures, and tears). 2. Excessive impact of material on belt. 2. Install proper loading chute and baffles. Install impact idlers. Use proper belt to handle impact. Load

lines first.3. Acid mine water, oil, or chemical in load. 3. Use belt designed for specific condition.4. Exposure to heat, ozone or sun. 4. Enclose belt-line.5. Chute clogging. 5. Use better-designed chute.6. Tramp iron causing damage. 6. Use magnetic pulleys or other magnetic devices to remove tramp iron.7. Relative velocity of material fed onto belt 7. Adjust chutes or feeders or increase belt speed. Consider use of impact idlers or accelerating feeder

is too high. belt.8. Belt gives under impact at loading point, 8. Install cushioning idlers to hold belt against skirts. Close up idler spacing to reduce sag.

allowing material to be trapped under skirtboards.




PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION9. Excessive space between belt and skirtboards. 9. Adjust skirtboard seals to minimum clearance.10. Troughing idlers spaced too far apart to 10. Insert more troughing idlers and space at closer intervals.

support the belt properly.11. Wear is confined to belt center only. 11. Reduce belt speed to permit fuller cross-section loading.12. Side loading. 12. Load in direction of travel.

Excessive bottom cover wear. 1. Excessive greasing of idlers. 1. DO NOT OVER-LUBRICATE.2. Material build-up on pulleys and idlers. 2. Remove accumulation. Install cleaning device. Improve maintenance.3. Material between decking and idlers. 3. Remove accumulation. Install inverted “v” decking. Improve maintenance and housekeeping.4. Idlers spaced too far apart to support the 4. Insert additional troughing idlers and space at closer intervals.

belt properly.5. Slippage on drive pulley. 5. Increase tension through take-up. Lag drive pulley. In wet conditions, use grooved pulley lagging.6. Spilled material is ground between belt 6. Install decking between top and return runs. Install plows or scrapers in front of tail pulley on return run.

and pulley. Replace metal fasteners, when used with vulcanized splices to prevent abrasive lines for entering cover.7. Troughing idlers tilted more than 2°. 7. Correct.8. Pulley lagging worn or loose bolts protruding. 8. Repair or replace pulley lagging.9. Frozen idlers or pulleys. 9. Free idlers or pulleys. Lubricate. Improve maintenance.

Scuff marks and indentations on 1. Protruding bolt heads in pulley after 1. Replace worn lagging.pulley side of belt in blurred path. lagging is worn away.

Excessive edge wear. 1. Belt spliced improperly. 1. Cut out belt splice and splice in new section according to correct procedure.2. Belt misalignment. 2. See remedies under Training Problems.

Broken edges. 1. Improper storage or handling. 1. Refer to recommended storage conditions.2. Belt running off on carrying or return run, 2. See remedies under Training Problems.

forcing edges to curl up against conveyor frame.3. Excessive tension. 3. Reduce belt tension.4. Self-aligning idlers malfunctioning or 4. Adjust idlers.

ineffectively placed.5. Final idler before head pulley is located too high. 5. Adjust idler positions.6. Too small radius in the curve going from an 6. Refer to belt manufacturer for proper radius.

inclined section of the conveyor to a horizontal section.

Bottom cover swells in spots or streaks. 1. Excessive lubrication of troughing idlers. 1. DO NOT OVER-LUBRICATE.

Softening of top cover. 1. Chemical or oil in load. 1. Use belt designed for specific condition.

Belt hardens or cracks. 1. Excessive heat. 1. Use proper belt for hot environments.

Cover becomes checked or brittle. 1. Exposure to heat, ozone or sun. 1. Enclose belt-line.

Separation of top cover. 1. Chemical or oil in load. 1. Use belt designed for specific condition.2. Abrasive materials working into cover cuts. 2. Make spot repair.

Ply separation. 1. Pulleys too small for belt. 1. Use larger diameter pulleys to prevent ply separation due to sharp flexing over small diameter pulleys.2. Chemical, oil, or acid mine water in load. 2. Use belt designed for specific conditions.3. Abrasive material working into belt between plies. 3. Use belt with proper cover thickness and replace metal fasteners with vulcanized splice. Make prompt

cover repairs to prevent entrance of foreign material.

Longitudinal grooving or cracking 1. Material build-up around return idlers and pulleys. 1. Remove accumulation. Improve maintenance.of top cover. 2. Seized or broken return idlers. 2. Free idlers, or replace if necessary.

3. Skirtboards improperly installed. 3. Adjust skirtboards.4. Dragging against obstacle. 4. Remove obstacle. Improve maintenance.

Longitudinal cracking or grooving of 1. Pulley lagging worn and bolts protruding. 1. Replace lagging.bottom cover. 2. Seized or broken idler rollers. 2. Free idlers. Lubricate. Improve maintenance and housekeeping. Replace broken idler rollers.

3. Material build-up around carry idlers. 3. Remove spills. Improve housekeeping.

Fabric deterioration and carcass 1. Improper storage or handling. 1. Refer to recommended storage conditions.cracks, ruptures, gouges, rips as 2. Excessive impact of material on belt. 2. Use proper loading chute and baffles.indicated by soft spots in the belt. 3. Material falling between belt and pulleys. 3. Improve loading conditions.

4. Corrosive chemicals in load. 4. Use belt designed for specific condition.5. Covers too thin. 5. Use belt with covers of proper thickness.6. Excessive tension. 6. Reduce take-up tension to point of slip and then tighten slightly.7. Belt of insufficient body for size and weight 7. When service is lost, replace with a heavier belt.

of material handled.8. Lumps lodged between wings of winged pulley. 8. Remove lumps. Improve housekeeping.

Belt raises off roller on outside edges. 1. Excessive tension. 1. Use belt with higher tension rating.2. Improper counterweight. 2. Recalculate and adjust counterweight required.



V-guides can only solve minor run-off tendencies. Minor run-off tendencies have to be expected in installations with a narrow belt width, low speed, low tensioningforce and where no external transverse forces act upon the belt. When these conditions are not present, v-guides are not the recommendation, as they tend to pop outof the groove. An exception is to utilize v-guides for belt tracking with short wide belts.

Crowning one or several pulleys in a system is the most common way to track a belt. Crown specifications for radius crowns and trapezoidal crowns are listed below.

The min. pulley face width Wp = (belt width Wb x 1.1) + 0.5 in.The max. belt width Wb = (pulley face width Wp - 0.5 in) / 1.10

Note: The cylindrical part of the pulley Wc is half of the belt width Wb.Also, it is recommended for the pulley width Wp to be approximately 10 to 20% wider than the belt width Wb for the pulley crown to function properly.For pulley widths less than 8 in., use a radius crown and refer to the flat belt pulley specifications above.

BELT TRACKING



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1-6 6-12 12-28 28-40 40-60 >60

in in in in in in in

1-5 0.031 0.047 0.051 0.067 0.078 0.098

5-10 0.039 0.051 0.059 0.078 0.090 0.110

10-16 0.043 0.055 0.063 0.087 0.098 0.118

>16 0.047 0.059 0.078 0.098 0.118 0.137

Pulley Diameter D Crown Height hin in

1 to 2.75 0.0122.75 to 4 0.017

4 to 6 0.0226 to 8 0.0268 to 11 0.03411 to 14 0.042

>14 0.045

Pulley Diameter DPulley FaceWidth Wp

Standard Radius Crown Heights h

Trapezoidal Crown Specifications for Conveyor Pulleys

convert to metric units

convert to metric units

Wp

Wcd

h

D

Wb


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V-guides can be attached to any belt. We stock the industry standards in addition to a variety of Europeansizes. Guides may be utilized for tracking purposes, cleats and side flanges.

Size X Y Z

0 3/8” 1/4” 1/4”.375” .25” .25”

A 1/2” 5/16 ” 5/16 ”.5” .3125” .3125”

B 5/8” 3/8” 3/8”.625” .375” .375”

C 7/8” 9/16 ” 1/2”.875” .5625” .5”

V-GUIDE, V-GUIDE CLEATS OR EDGE FLANGES

X

Z

Y

V-GUIDES

REGULAR

TEE CLEATSRegular — Notched — Indented

— Cut-Out

NOTCHED

INDENTED

TAPERED

CUT-OUT

SAMPLE CLEAT DIMENSIONS

TEE CLEAT

SCOOP CLEATT-CLEATSFor those steep inclines where a strong and reliable cleat is required.Our cleating process insures that the cleat stays on.

Standard cleat sizes 1/2” – 4”

CLEATING STYLES:Standard T Beefy Scoop Reinforced Thin Base

LOW PROFILE CLEATSRugged cleats available in v-section and square lug. Used to keepproduct separated, production pace lines, and for small product inclineapplications.

Standard v-section O,A,B and C Lug cleats 1/2 x 1/2, 3/4 x 3/4

Additional cleat sizes and configurations available upon request.

NOTE:For best results, apulley’s V-guide grooveshould be 1/16” greaterthan the guide on eachside and the bottom.

Size Height Foot Base Thkness1/2” .5” 1.00 0.3751” 1.0” 1.50 .03751 1/2” 1.5” 1.50 .03752” 2.0” 1.50 0.3752” beefy 2.0” 1.50 0.5003” 3.0” 1.50 0.3753” beefy 3.0” 1.50 0.5004” 4.0” 1.50 0.5002” scoop 2.0” 1.753” scoop 3.0” 1.75TL25mm .984”TL30mm 1.181”TL40mm 1.575”TL50mm 1.969”IG 1 1/2” 1.5”IG 2” 2.0”


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SIDEWALLS

THERMOPLASTIC SIDEWALLS:Custom corrugated sidewalls are ideal for selected horizontal,inclined or vertical systems. Our craftsmen fabricate these beltswith PVC and polyurethane materials to meet a wide range oflightweight conveying applications. Corrugated sidewall isoffered in FDA approved compounds resistant to oil and fat.Can be used with pulley diameters larger than 2-3/8 inches.

Customizing belts with a variety of FDA or USDAapproved cleats, sidewalls, V-guides, trackingstrips and lugs is one of Trico’s core competencies.

Thorough welding (HF, Hot, Chemical) ensuresthat every profile is integrally fused to the beltmaterial.

CORRUGATED SIDEWALL

SIDEWALL-DRILLED AND SIPED

Used in applications where corrugated sidewallis restricted by minimum pulley diameters.



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STEP SPLICE BELT For belts with multiple plies. Plies areseparated and “stepped” to interlock withone another at the splice point. Performed byexperts in our fabrication facility for qualityassurance and appropriate curing time.

SKIVED SPLICEDA precision grinding technique isused to achieve uniform thicknessat the splice point for a variety ofapplications.

ENDLESS-PREPAREDWe square and prepare the belt’sends in our fabrication facility forhot or cold cement bonding on thecustomer’s site. Cement bondingkits with usage instructions areavailable.

STITCHEDREINFORCEMENTCertain applications put unusualwear on splices and edges. Theseareas can be strengthened withstitching.

FINGER SPLICEFor thermoplastic, urethane and PVC belts. Avery durable splice that maintains a smooth,highly consistent belt surface right through thesplice area. Multiple finger patterns areavailable to meet a variety of applications andsystem pulley sizes.

MULTIPLE FINGER SPLICEUtilizes more fingers than the standard fingersplice. Fingers are cut from multiple plies,staggered, then fused together by heat andpressure to create an even stronger, moreflexible splicing solution.

LONGITUDINALSPLICINGVery wide belts are created by longitudinallysplicing two or more belts of lesser dimension.Plies are expertly stepped and bonded in ourfabrication facility. The result is a uniformlysmooth belt as wide as the applicationrequires. Ultra-wide belts can be made endlessprior to shipping...or have ends prepared forsplicing in the field. V-guides and otherprofiles can be added as required.

ENDLESS (NON-MECHANICAL) SPLICING SOLUTIONS:Endless splicing methods eliminate the need for hardware fasteners. Excellent for food processing and applications where products need to be handled with greater care.

Bi-Directional

Bi-Directional Bi-Directional

Indicates Direction of Travel


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CUSTOM INSTALLATION CONFIGURATIONS FORMECHANICAL LACING

RECESSED

HIDDEN

COVERFLAP

CUSTOM INSTALLATION CONFIGURATIONSFOR MECHANICAL LACING:

HIDDEN LACEMechanical fasteners are installed below the belt cover to prevent the lace from contactingthe product.

COVER FLAPMechanical lacing is installed below the belt surface and the top cover is separated from thebelt carcass creating a flap over. The cover flap can be glued down after installation.

RECESSED LACEMechanical splice area is recessed below the belt surface.

BELT ENDS FINISHED YOUR WAY...

Some customers order base belt by the foot intending to square and finish the ends in the field. Otherswant belt cut to precise dimensions and squared prior to leaving our facility. Still others request thatwe cut, square and prepare the belt for field splicing by fingerpunching, skiving or stepping the ends.

At Trico, we can help you control costs by supplying belt with ends cut or tailored to meet the needs ofyour application. Any member of our customer service team can help you make the call on raw cut,squared or prepared belt ends.



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Wire clips are pressed into the beltcarcass producing a smoothconnection. Recommended for troughconveyors and small pulleys. Availablein steel, stainless, Monel® and hightensile.

Teeth are hammered completelythrough the belt carcass withoutsevering longitudinal fibers. Provides astrong, vice-like hold and distributestension evenly across the entire beltwidth. Ideal for on-site installationand/or repair. Requires minimaltooling.

CLIPPER®

Wire clips are welded in line to form acommon bar stronger that individualclips. Pressed into belt mechanically.Available in steel and stainless.

UNIBAR®/TIEBAR®

ALLIGATOR® LACINGSTAPLE

Plates are attached by stapleshammered through the belt withoutsevering carcass fibers. For light- andmedium-duty conveyor belts inpackage and baggage handling, casedgoods, parts, food, wood andagricultural products. Available insteel, stainless and MegAlloy®.

Fastener Size Thickness P.I.W.

00 Up thru 1/16 ” 25

1 1/16” - 3/32” 45

7 3/32” - 9/64 ” 50

15 1/8” - 5/32” 65

20 5/32” - 3/16 ” 95

25 3/16” - 7/32” 100

27 7/32” - 9/32” 100

35 9/32” - 5/16 ” 150

45 5/16” - 3/8” 165

55 3/8” - 7/16 ” 175

65 7/16” - 1/2” 200


RS62 1/16” - 1/8” 100

RS125 1/8” - 3/16 ” 160

RS187 3/16” - 1/4” 200

See chart on page 23




PLASTIC RIVET

Small plastic plates are factory-installed and joined with a non-metallic pin. Requires a three-inch orlarger pulley. For applications wheremetal cannot be used.

BOLT HINGED

Plates with teeth are compressed intothe belt cover and reinforced with highstrength bolts. For constructionequipment, road machinery, miningand other applications which involvesmaller pulleys. Available in steel,stainless and Everdur®.

Non-metallic solution using polyesterwebbing vulcanized or sewn into thebelt ends. Used on X-ray machines andmetal detectors.

SPIRAL LACE


ASL60/ASL160 1/32” - 1/8” 50

ASL90/ASL190 1/8” - 3/16 ” 50

ASL80H Up to 1/4” 50


375X 1/4” - 13/32” 190

550 1/4” - 5/8” 300


APF100 up thru 3/32” 40

APF150 1/16” - 1/8” 65





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RIP REPAIR

Rip Repair fasteners are usuallyinstalled from the top side of the belt,requiring as little as 20 minutes ofinstallation time for most rips. Loweryour repair costs. Result in zero beltingwaste. Can be installed by on-siteworkers using common hand tools.

RIVET HINGED

Self-setting rivets attach plates to beltwithout severing carcass fibers.Hammer blows simultaneously set therivets and compress the fastener platesinto the belt cover. For undergroundmining and smaller pulleys onconstruction equipment, asphaltplants, ready-mix plants, log belts andsimilar applications. Available in steel,RustAlloyTM and stainless.

Plates are mounted above and belowthe belt then compressed. Forpermanent butt splices on heavy-dutyconveyor and elevator belts. Used forhandling abrasive materials such assand, gravel and crushed stone, aswell as grain, coal, cement and salt.Available in steel, stainless, Monel®,Everdur®, MegAlloy®, Promal® andrubber-covered steel.

BOLT SOLID PLATE


R2 1/8” - 3/8” 330

R5 7/32” - 7/16 ” 450

R5-1/2 5/16” - 9/32” 650

R6 13/32” - 11/16 ” 800

RAR6LP 5/16” - 23/32” 800

RAR8 13/32” - 11/16 ” 1500


1 3/16” - 7/16 ” 150

140 3/16” - 7/16 ” 225

190 5/16” - 9/16 ” 330

1-1/2 7/16” - 11/16 ” 300

2 9/16” - 13/16 ” 440

2-1/4 9/16” - 1-3/16 ” 620

2-1/2 3/4” - 1” 450

3 15/16” & over 560

Fastener Size Thickness

No. 16 3/8” - 9/16 ”

RP1 1/4” - 1/2”

RP2 3/8” - 13/16 ”

2-1/4 9/16” - 1-3/16 ”


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Belt Selection Process 1, 2, 3 …

Follow this process to collect and provide the information that will allow Trico and you to select the best solution for your application. Experienced Trico sales team members in Cincinnatiand Chicago are just a phone call away. Knowledgeable field representatives are available when a site visit may be necessary.

1. If the current belting product is providing satisfactory service simply match a sample of the belt to a product in our catalog. If timepermits, send the sample to us for identification.

OR

2. If the name and manufacturer of the belting product is known, call us. We will cross reference to a quality Trico product.OR

3. If this is a new application, or if the current belt is not providing satisfactory service, then complete this survey to the fullest extentpossible:

CONVEYOR SYSTEM ANALYSISBelt Length _____________________Belt Width ______________________Belt Style ______________________Minimum Pulley Diameter _____________Head Pulley Diameter _______________Tail Pulley Diameter ________________Live Load/FT ____________________

Conveyor type ___________________

Drive configuration _________________Belt Speed FPM __________________Conveyor Length __________________Conveyor Width (between frames) ________Conveyor Slope ___________________Product being conveyed ______________Food product ____________________Ambient temperature _______________Product temperature ________________Oil condition ____________________Chemical condition _________________

PREVIOUS BELT HISTORYStyle _________________________Manufacturer ____________________Ply __________________________Reason for failure or replacement _____________________________

____________________________________________________________________________________________

Any other pertinent information about this application _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FOR YOUR PROTECTIONAny recommendations Trico may provide are based on information furnished by you. These recommendations are reliable based on our years of experience and technical expertise.Recommendations cannot be a guarantee. Performance guarantees must involve an on-site inspection and must be made in writing.

BELT TYPEExact length ________________Exact width _________________OAG _____________________Color_____________________Ply ______________________

FABRICATIONS LacingMechanical Fastener _______________________________Standard, Recessed, Overlap, Hidden _____________________EndlessVulcanized Skived Splice ____________________________Finger Splice ___________________________________Double Finger Splice ______________________________Prepared Ends for Finger ____________________________Prepared Ends Skived ______________________________Custom CleatingCleat Style ____________________________________Height (“) ____________________________________Centers ______________________________________Tracking GuidesTracking Guide Size _______________________________Number of Guides ________________________________Centers off belt edge ______________________________Hole Punching …. Provide drawing or supply pattern number


C U S T O M F A B R I C A T I O N A N D S P E C I A L T Y


Trico Fabrications

illustrated on the following

pages are manufactured

utilizing new technology,

modern equipment and the

latest techniques. The

outstanding quality of this

workmanship is directly

related to the solid

experience, training and

old fashioned hand skills of

our belt fabricators. We

offer all of the standard

fabrications plus several of

our own innovations. Our

modern facility allows us to

turn your orders fast

without compromising the

quality we insist on

producing. If a customized

belt is the solution, we can

design and build it for you.





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THERMOPLASTICS (PVC, URETHANE, RMV)...



Trico Belting offers a wide variety of material and fabrication solutions toyour most challenging conveyance needs. Live Roller applications, flatbelts, round belts, V-Belts...all available in a range of hardness, colorsand textures.

Homogenous conveyor belting without fabric layers eliminates onesource of bacterial growth. Thermoplastic elastomers are resistant to cutsand abrasion. Round belting for multibelt conveyor systems easily welds

endless eliminating costly conveyor downtime.

These specs are tough, versatile and easy tomaintain. They are FDA/USDA accepted and3A Dairy certified. Splicing in the field can bequick and simple with proper tooling. And theproduct is available in a positive drive series,too. For answers to questions about particularapplications, contact a Trico sales specialist.

High Frequency welding provides strong,consistent bonds between two polymers.

This is just one of many options for cleatconfiguration on troughing, flat-inclining and90˚ conveyors.



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TRICO BELTING IS A PREMIER DISTRIBUTOR OFHABASIT PRODUCTS WITH FULL IN-HOUSE

FABRICATION CAPABILITIES.Trico gives you access to the Habasit line of high quality power transmissionand conveyor belting options backed by an extensive internationaldistribution and service network.

Popular products include but are not limited to:

• High quality PU food belts (Habaguard, Cleanline)

• Power transmission, folder-gluer, Hamid/Quick Melt, Tapes

• Trackmate, Polymate, Ultimate

• Polycord round belt

Trico delivers Habasit coil rolls, cut pieces, fabricated belts and tools. Ourcraftsmen are Habasit-trained and experienced. We stock it. We make it.And we can ship it with very quick lead times when necessary.


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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing

3800 2SP 100W FBS 100 White SP Bare Bare .078” .040 1.00” Clipper Alligator

1. 3800 2SP 100W FBS

2. 3801 RV 2SP 100W COS

3. 3804 RV 3SP 150W COS

4. 3806 RV 2M 100W BB

5. 3805 RV 2M 100W COS

6. 3815 RV 3M 150W COS

7. 3828 RV 2CP 100 Cotton Top

8. 3829 RV 2M Cotton

This section features highquality thermoplasticconveyor belts.Thepremium food handlingproducts are producedusing the latesttechnology in beltmanufacturing.They arepresented here as acomplete series ofinnovative products thatprovide proven solutionsin a wide range of foodhandling applications.

As you inspect oursamples, please keep inmind that there is oftenmore than one effectivesolution to any givenapplication. Please rely onour expertise to helpyou select the best beltfor your application.

• Food handling beltscan be customfabricated to yourspecific requirementsincluding:

T-Cleats

Tracking Guides

Side Flanges

Side Walls

Longitudinal Splices

Finger Splice

Double Finger Splice

Skived Splice

Plastic Lacing

Urethane Covered Splice

Custom Covers

Perforations

This belt provides excellent service in a wide variety food processing applications. The textured urethane impregnated surface makes this belt a popular choice for rolling and forming, as well as some cuttingand packing applications. Urethane skim prevents delamination and provides excellent splicing strength and appearance. Strong with the flexibility required in today’s food processing applications.

This series of belts has RV covers. RV (Rubber Modified Vinyl) provides many of the advantages of nitrile rubber as well as the economy of PVC. These RV covered belts are constructed with multiple plies ofspun polyester. This carcass provides great tracking, excellent strength and lace holding ability. The result is a premium, lightweight product that is extremely versatile and economically priced.

This series of RV covered belts feature monofilament fabric. Monofilament belts offer superior service in many applications where it is critical that the belt lay flat. Additionally, this fabric provides great flexibility,reduced belt loading due to low friction and superior belt tracking. Because these products are thermoplastic, they can all be easily spliced endless and are available with the full range of Trico fabrications.

These are two high quality synthetic cotton belts. These products are becoming increasingly popular as a replacement to solid woven cotton belting. This is especially true in bread, cracker and pretzelmanufacturing. These belts combine the proven performance of cotton fiber and monofilament construction. These belts can be finger spliced for a smooth, strong and flexible splice. Properly applied these beltsare true problem solvers. Contact us with your application and allow us to recommend one of these premium belts.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3804 RV 3SP 150W COS 150 White SP RV FS .140” .080 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3806 RV 2M 100W BB 100 White MP Bare Bare .062” .035 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3805 RV 2M 100W COS 100 White MP RV Bare .093” .050 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple3810 RV 2M 100T COS 100 Tan MP RV Bare .109” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3815 RV 3M 150W COS 150 White MP RV Bare .171” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing

3828 RV 2CP 100 Cotton Top 100 White CP Bare Bare .109” .040 1.00” Clipper Alligator

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3829 RV 2M Cotton 65 White Ctn Bare Bare .078” .030 1.00” Clipper Alligator

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3801 RV 2SP 100W COS 100 White SP RV FS .109” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple3803 RV 2SP 100G CBS 100 Green SP Matte Matte .109” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple




9. 3822 RV 2M 100W QP

10. 3821 RV 2M 70W PTRT

11. 3870 RV 2SP 100W Pebbletop

12. 3871 RV 3SP 150W Pebbletop

13. 3873 RV 2SP 100W Meat Cleat

14. 3840 U 1M 34W COS

15. 3841 U 2M 65W COS

16. 3839 U 2SP 65W COS

ABBREVIATION KEYProduct DescriptionFBS Friction Both SidesCBS Cover Both SidesCOS Cover One SideBB Bare Both SidesRT Rough TopPTRT Pebble Top RT

CarcassP PolyesterSP Spun PolyesterM Monofilament PolyesterIWP Interwoven PolyesterCP Cotton/Polyester BlendNP Needled PolyesterCN Cotton/Nylon Blend

Bottom SurfaceFS Friction SurfaceBare Bare FabricRP Rice PatternQP Quad Pattern

Cover CompoundRV Rubber Modified Vinyl 20 180PVC Polyvinyl Chloride 20 180PU Polyurethane 0 212SBR Styrene Butadiene -40 250NBR Butadiene Acrylonitrile 0 250CBX Carboxilated Nitrile 20 212PP Polypropylene 32 248

Recommended Lacing: Belt Lacingrecommendations listed in this binderare based on belt thickness alone. Toselect the proper lacing, it is importantto consider other mechanical factorssuch as pulley diameter, live load, andother specific conditions. If this data canbe provided, we will help you select theproper fastener for your application.

Product Warranty: Products suppliedby Trico Belting & Supply Co., Inc. arewarranted to be free from defects,within normal industry standards, inmaterial and workmanship. This isprovided that the product or productshave been used for only the intendedpurpose and under normal serviceconditions. Trico Belting & Supply Co.,Inc. is not responsible for any loss in anysituation when the product has beenaltered, modified, misused or installed inan application for which it is notdesigned. Liability, in any case, is limited,at our option, to the replacement orrepair of the defective product or arefund of the purchase price. In noevent, shall Trico be liable to pay forlabor, downtime or other related lossesor damages.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3822 RV 2M 100W Quad 100 White MP RV Bare .093” .042 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

We have a wide assortment of RV impression top specifications. These products are used in many food packaging, bakery and candy applications. Great oil resistance make these belts a great choice in manyindustrial applications as well. All of these impressions are old standards that have become popular in a wide range of applications. Because these products are thermoplastic, they can be easily finger spliced.These are premium quality products that are typically more economical than rubber equivalents.

A complete line of urethane covered products. These belts are the preferred style in most applications in today’s food industries including candy and confectionery, baking, fruit & vegetables, pickles, canningand meat & poultry processing. They are extremely flexible and lay flat. The light weight and low friction bottom make these among the most efficient belts on the market. They are also commonly used inindustrial applications when a non-marking or a light colored, abrasion resistant belt is required.

All belting specifications listed are correct at the time of publication. As we continually strive to improve our product line these specifications are subject to change withoutnotice. NOTE: The product you purchase may differ slightly from the sample shown in this book as production variances may occur. All standard NIBA tolerances apply.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3870 RV 2SP 100W Pebbletop100 White SP RV FS .125” .060 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3871 RV 3SP 150W Pebbletop150 White SP RV FS .187” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3873 RV 2SP 100W Meat Cleat100 White SP RV FS .250” .090 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple3872 RV 2SP 100-Z Top 100 White SP RV FS .250” .090 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3840 U 1M 34W COS 34 White MP PU Bare .031” .011 NB Clipper Alligator

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3841 U 2M 65W COS 65 White MP PU Bare .062” .024 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3839 U 2SP 65W COS 65 White SP PU Bare .062” .024 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3821 RV 2M 70W PTRT 70 White MP RV Bare .078” .030 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3850 EC U2M100 Blue CXQ 65 Blue MP PU QP .093” .040 1.25” Clipper Alligator Staple

17. 3850 EC U2M100 Blue CXQ

18. 3851 EC UM100 White CXQ

19. 3852 U2M Blue Non-Fray

20. 3853 U2M White Non-Fray

21. 3880 2M 100 W Silicone

22. 3854 EC U2M 100 BLUE CXR

23. 3855 U2M 100 BLUE CRX BB

24. 3808 RV 2SP 100G CBS

This section includesmore high quality, foodgrade thermoplasticconveyor belts featuringthese premium products.

Urethane edge-cappable belting

Polypropylene

Polyethylene

Silicone

Non-reinforced thermoplastic

Urethane

PVC

The best feature of these premium urethane belts is actually a fabrication. The edges of these two products can be capped with a durable urethane cover totally sealing the belt carcass from exposure. ECU2M100 Blue CXQ is a premium urethane food belt that offers excellent color contrast which is desired in many food applications. This belt has a quad impression bottom for improved drive characteristics. TheEC UM100 White CBS is the same construction with a skim urethane bottom surface. With the edges capped with urethane, both of these products are excellent alternatives to solid thermoplastic belts whichare prone to stretching. Great products where contamination is a concern.

These products are fast becoming a favorite in the snack food and confectionary industries because they offer a unique belt carcass that resists edge fraying.

This two ply belt spun polyester belt features an RV cover on both sides. Strong and versatile, this belt has been used in many applications where a cover on both sides is preferred. This belt has been a provenproblem solver in many industrial and food handling applications.

With exceptional dimensional stability, this belt lies perfectly flat. The 100% urethance cover and rice-pattern bottom keep build up to a minimum.

This belt is used primarily in Z conveyors and food processing applications.

Silicon characteristics include easy clean, non-crack surface for enhance hygiene, non-absorbent, oil and grease resistance. This belt is preferred in a wide variety of applications especially those involving hot,sticky products requiring good release characteristics.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3852 U2M Blue Non-Fray 57 Blue P PU FS .062” .022 .50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3853 U2M White Non-Fray 57 White P PU FS .062” .022 .50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3880 2M 100 W Silicone 100 White MP SIL Bare .055” .040 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3854 EC U2M 100 BLUE CXR 100 Blue P PU RP .071” .030 1.00” Clipper Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3855 U2M 100 BLUE CRX BB 100 Blue M PU Bare .071” .036 1.57” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3808 RV 2SP 100G CBS 100 Green SP PVG PVG .109” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3851 EC UM100 White CBS 65 White P PU PU .080” .039 1.2” Clipper Alligator Staple




25. 2003 FHW 2 FHB 2

26. 2010 FMW 2 FMB 2

27. 2020 UK 50 Clear

28. 5111 PVC 90W COS

29. 5102 PVC 120W COS

30. 5106 PVC 120W Chevron Top

31. 5123 PVC 120W Bucket Top

32. 5127 PVC 120W Crescent Top

Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley2002 FHW/FHB 1.5 White/Blue .060” .030 2.00”2003 FHW/FHB 2 White/Blue .080” .040 2.75”2004 FHW/FHB 3 White/Blue .120” .060 3.50”2005 FHW/FHB 4 White/Blue .160” .080 4.50”2006 FHW/FHB 5 White/Blue .200” .100 6.00”

Hi-Tech custom blend of polymers provide characteristics such as high-strength, cut resistance and flexibility. These belts are truly homogeneous, with no plies to separate or carcass yarns to fray. Available intwo types, 95 durometer FMW and 100 durometer FHW. A standard in the meat & poultry industry and in several baking applications. The fabrications easily produced on this belt are a main feature.Extruded thermoplastic belts are not specified by PIW strength. To avoid confusion, these values are intentionally omitted.

These excellent PVC products has specialized impressions for a wide range of incline and decline applications and many others that require a more aggressive top surface.

For overall economy, PVC remains a popular choice. Strong, low stretch, excellent versatility with resistance to oil, grease, stain and mildew.

Very tough urethane belt used in the most abusive food applications such as meat & poultry where the meat is cut or diced. With the edges molded, this belt is also found in cheese handling applications.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing2020 UK 50 Clear 90 Clear Kevlar PU PU .125” .068 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5111 PVC 90W COS 90 White IWP PVC FS .093” .080 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5102 PVC 120W COS 120 White IWP PVC FS .125” .103 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple5103 PVC 120W CBS 120 White IWP PVC PVC .140” .091 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple5104 PVC 150W COS 150 White IWP PVC FS .171” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5105 PVC 150W CBS White 150 White IWP PVC PVC .187” .117 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5106 PVC 120W Chevron Top 120 White IWP PVC FS .250” .085” 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5123 PVC 120W Bucket Top 120 White IWP PVC FS .250” .085” 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5127 PVC 120W Crescent Top120 White IWP PVC CT FS .250” .096” 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley2010 FMW/FMB 2 White/Blue .080” .040 1.00”2011 FMW/FMB 3 White/Blue .120” .060 1.50”2012 FMW/FMB 4 White/Blue .160” .080 2.50”2013 FMW/FMB 5 White/Blue .200” .100 3.00”2108 FEZ-4 Green .160” .080 2.36”







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MONOLITHICTHERMOPLASTIC



41. 4023 White Polybutyl 3 Ply

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4023 White Polybutyl 3 Ply90 White P Butyl FS .093” .053 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

Excellent temperature range for both freezer and high heat applications such as packaging, sealer and shrink tunnels. -400 to 3250 F.



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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4002 Style 100 White 3 Ply 58 White CP Neo/FS FS .093” .040 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

33. 4002 Style 100 White 3 Ply

34. 4016 2 PLY White Nitrile 60-RFL

35. 4017 3 Ply White Nitrile 105-RFL

36. 4015 3 Ply Tan Nitrile 105

37. 4013 3 Ply White Nitrile 135-RFL

38. 4022 5 Ply Nitrile COS

39. 4052 2 Ply HC Nitrile COS

40. 4053 3 Ply HC Nitrile COS

This section featurestraditional rubberproducts and solidwoven cotton. Many ofthese products are oldstandards that remainpopular in manyapplications wherethermoplastic productsjust won’t do the job. Ingeneral, these productsprovide highertemperature resistanceand superior oil andchemical resistance thanthermoplastic belting.

Although not as popularas they once were, thecotton productspresented here remainthe belt of choice incertain applicationsparticularly in the bakingindustry.

This neoprene belt remains popular in some bakery and food applications. Good oil and grease resistance and good cross rigidity.

No compound provides the versatility and premium service that nitrile rubber provides. Most popular in meat & poultry processing, these belts are also very popular in many industrial applications.

These premium nitrile belts feature a special, thicker and harder durometer compound making them a perfect solution to your toughest food applications that require the features of nitrile such as excellent heatand oil resistance.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4017 3 Ply White Nitrile 105-RFL 105 White P NBR FS .109” .064 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4015 3 Ply Tan Nitrile 105 105 Tan P/N NBR FS .109” .064 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4013 3 Ply White Nitrile 135-RFL 135 White P NBR FS .140” .070 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4022 5 Ply Nitrile COS 150 White P FS FS .187” .113 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4052 2 Ply HC Nitrile COS90 White P NBR FS .145” .055 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4053 3 Ply HC Nitrile COS135 White P NBR FS .196” .075 3.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4016 2 Ply White Nitrile 60-RFL60 White P NBR FS .078” .050 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple




42. 4025 Polyteflon 3 Ply

43. 4040 3 Ply Meatcleat

44. 4042 2 Ply White Tylerwire

45. 4043 3 Ply White Tylerwire

46. 4044 2 Ply Conetop

47. 3014 2 Ply Laundry Belt

48. 3001 2 Ply Solid Woven Cotton

This nitrile rubber belt features a min-cleat profile. Used in incline applications involving packaged meat and food processing as well as other applications where a more aggressive top cover is required of a nitrilebelt.

Nitrile rubber impression top. Used in many food applications where a more aggressive top cover is required. Often used in bun slicers and other bread and bakery applications.

Although it has been replaced in many food and baking applications, solid woven cotton is still used where newer products won’t do the job. The 100% tightly woven cotton fabric make this a great choice inmany baking applications where excellent heat resistance, high strength and flexibility are desired.

This product represents one of many cotton belts available for automated commercial laundries.

Specialty polyester belts with Teflon covers for excellent release characteristics. Also provides excellent temperature range from -200 to 2750 F.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4040 3 Ply Meatcleat 135 White P NBR FS .234” .072 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4042 2 Ply White Tylerwire 60 White CP NBR FS .093” .050 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4043 3 Ply White Tylerwire 90 White CP NBR FS .109” .065 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4044 2 Ply Conetop 60 White CP NBR FS .218” .075 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3014 2 Ply Laundry Belt 45 White Cot. Bare Bare .062” .018 1.00” Clipper Alligator

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3007 1014 Duck 15 Natural Cot. Bare Bare .078” .015 NB Clipper Alligator3001 2 Ply Solid Woven Cotton 50 White Cot. Bare Bare .093” .028 1.00” Clipper Alligator3002 3 Ply Solid Woven Cotton 75 White Cot. Bare Bare .125” .040 2.00” Clipper Alligator3003 4 Ply Solid Woven Cotton 100 White Cot. Bare Bare .187” .050 3.00” Clipper Alligator3004 2 Ply Fine Weave 60 White Cot. Bare Bare .109” .028 1.50” Clipper Alligator

Excellent release, high strength, low stretch, moisture resistance and increased temperature resistance make this belt worthy of consideration over woven cotton where these features are required.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing3024 Polyester 4 Ply 200 White P Bare Bare .187” .058 3.00” Clipper Alligator

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4025 Polyteflon 3 Ply 90 White P Teflon FS .093” .044 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple







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57. 4115 3 Ply Black Trans

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4115 3 Ply Black Trans 90 Black CP FS FS .125” .063 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple4116 4 Ply Black Trans 120 Black CP FS FS .140” .080 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4101 3 Ply Brn Neoprene FBS 30 Brown CP FS FS .078” .037 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

49. 4101 3 Ply Brn Neoprene FBS



52. 4106 P 3SP 150T FBS

53. 4108 P 3SP 150B FBS

54. 4109 P 4SP 200B FBS

55. 4110 3 Ply Tan Trans

56. 4111 4 Ply Tan Trans

This section containsbelting products thatprovide service in thebroadest range ofconveyor applications.These products are usedin applications as simpleas the super marketcheck-out and asdemanding as metalstamping applications.Theline of belting presentedin the next two sectionsrepresents the mostcomplete line of generalpurpose products in ourindustry.Whatever yourapplication, we have abelt for the job.

Automotive

Bottling

Brewing Industries

Building Materials

Brick Manufacturing

Canning

Carton, Folding Box

Glass Industry

Metal Working

Metal Stamping

Packaging

Package Handling

Printing & Publishing

Soap Manufacturing

Tobacco

...and many more!

Popular general purpose product series. Often used in oily conditions such as metal parts and light stamping. Very flexible carcass and great lace holding ability. The lighter belts are also used as tapes for foldingmachines. The heavier belts work great in power transmission applications.

New plied PVC product built in the traditional design of rubber transmission belting. Constructed of spun polyester, this product provides great tracking, strength, and excellent lace holding ability. Thermoplasticcover allows for the full range of fabrications including smooth endless finger splicing. Good oil resistance and low coefficient of friction makes this a fast and easy replacement for the more expensive rubbertransmission belts.

General purpose products commonly known as transmission belting. Used in a wide variety of general conveying applications, especially in package handling. Also used in medium duty power transmissionapplications in agricultural equipment and paper production. Excellent tracking, moisture and mildew resistance and long service life are additional features of these belts.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4106 P 3SP 150T FBS 150 Tan SP FS Bare .109” .070 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4108 P 3SP 150B FBS 150 Black SP FS Bare .109” .070 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4109 P 4SP 200B FBS 200 Black SP FS Bare .156” .080 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4110 3 Ply Tan Trans 90 Tan CN FS FS .125” .063 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4111 4 Ply Tan Trans 120 Tan CN FS FS .171” .085 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple



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58. 4113 4 Ply 200B Nitrile FBS

59. 4131 3 Ply Black Nitrile COS

60. 4183 UMS 130 SC-B

61. 4135 P120NF

62. 4117 3 Ply HS & W

63. 4118 4 Ply HS & W

64. 4119 3 Ply HS & W w/ Silicone

PVC version of PM 120 FBS, this product has become a favorite in the package handling industry. This belt resists stringing and provides extremely quiet service.

Unique needled felt covers with a strong polyester center ply totally impregnated with nitrile rubber. This belt provides reduced noise and resists stringing. Excellent choice for oily metal parts as well as a widevariety of package handling applications.

Heavy duty transmission style construction with a nitrile impregnation on both sides. Superior strength, oil resistance and service life. Also available in a super conductive compound for electronics assemblyconveyors.

This specification is often found in automotive part applications where dependable cut and oil resistant belts are required. Sometimes used in light to medium duty scrap conveyors as well as other applicationsthat require moderate heat resistance.

Named for its use in conveying uncured rubber in tire manufacturing this product also has many package handling uses. With the bare surface down it is a premium product that provides extremely low coefficientof friction. Bare side up provides service as an accumulation and/or deflector belt. Silicone Covered HS & W is a premium product used where high product temperature or great release is required. 4119features a silicone cover for increased temperature resistance and release.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4131 3 Ply Black Nitrile COS135 Black P NBR FS .141” .077 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4183 UMS 130 SC-B 125 Black P FS FS .130” .036 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4135 P120NF 150 Black NP PVC/FS PVC/FS .125” .010 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4117 3 Ply HS & W 90 Black CP Cot. FS .125” .066 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4118 4 Ply HS & W 120 Black CP Cot. FS .171” .088 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4119 3 Ply HS & W w/Silicone90 White CP Sl FS .156” .077 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4113 4 Ply 200B Nitrile FBS200 Black P FS FS .140” .068 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple







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73. 4139 P 2M 100 Green COS

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4139 P 2M 100Green COS 100 Green MP PVC Bare .078” .050 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple4141 RV 2M 100Gray COS100 Gray MP RV Bare .094” .050 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4129 4 Ply Nylon Top 80 Brown CP Nylon FS .125” .070 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

65. 4129 4 Ply Nylon Top

66. 4127 P2M 100 BB

67. 4130 AMX 150

68. 4142 RV 2SP 100B COS

69. 4143 RV 3SP 150B COS

70. 4145 P 2SP 100 D-Impression

71. 4140 P 2M 60 Checkout

72. 4137 RV 2M 100B COS

This section of generalpurpose belting featuresmostly thermoplasticproducts.These productsprovide the broadestrange of fabricationpossibilities.

• This section of generalpurpose belts can alsobe custom fabricated*

T-Cleats

Tracking Guides

Side Flanges

Side Walls

Longitudinal Splices

Finger Splice

Double Finger Splice

Skived Splice

Plastic Lacing

Urethane Covered Splice

Custom Covers

Perforations

Traditional product used for accumulation or diversion. Nylon top is a highly durable fabric that allows for easy transition of product. Long service life and excellent tracking are proven features of this belt. Thisproduct is commonly used inverted to take advantage of the low coefficient of friction provided by the slick nylon.

Accumulation and diversion. These two products are made with tough and rigid monofilament carcasses. This construction makes these products lay flat. Thermoplastic skims allow for superior, more flexible splices. Colorpreviously silver, now charcoal.

These RV belts offer an economical alternative to more expensive rubber compounds. RV (Rubber Modified Vinyl) provides many of the advantages of nitrile rubber while providing the economy of PVC. Featuring2 plies of spun polyester, this carcass provides great tracking, strength, and lace holding characteristics. The result is a premium, lightweight product that is extremely versatile and economically priced.

General purpose European style monofilament belts with a high quality thermoplastic cover. Excellent choice for conveyors with small pulleys or anywhere a cross rigid belt is required. Essentially non-markingand oil resistant. The advantages of these products make them a popular choice in many conveyor systems including package handling and distribution centers. Now economically priced enough for OEM contracts.

Checkout and treadmill belt produced with a hard premium PVC cover for better abrasion resistance. Matte finish reduces glare and minimizes belt marking. Construction features 2 plies of cross rigid monofilament fabric.

An excellent package handling belt with 2 plies of cross rigid monofilament and an aggressive dimpled top impression. Used in a wide assortment of applications where a more aggressive top cover is requiredincluding slight inclines and declines.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4130 AMX 150 Silver 150 Charcoal MP PES Bare .109” .060 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4142 RV 2SP 100B COS 100 Black SP RV FS .109” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4143 RV 3SP 150B COS 150 Black SP RV FS .140” .080 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4145 P 2SP 100 D-Impression100 Black MP PVC Bare .125” .070 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4140 P 2M 60 Checkout 60 Black MP PVC Bare .078” .040 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4137 RV 2M 100B COS 100 Black MP RV Bare .094” .090 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4127 P2M 100 BB Silver 100 Charcoal MP PES Bare .078” .030 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple


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74. 4149 U 2M 100 Green COS

75. 4147 U 2M 100 Clear COS

76. 4148 U 2M 100 CPT

77. 4150 URAPAK 150

78. 4151 U 120 R COS

79. 4154 Unistamp

80. 4180 Black SC 140

Introduced by Trico over 10 years ago, this product continues to be a popular choice in a wide range of applications where cutting and abrasion are a concern.

This series of premium urethane belts utilize 2 plies of cross rigid monofilament fabric. These belts are used in applications where a tough top cover is required to extend belt life. U 2M 100 CPT is a provenperformer in stamping applications carrying the blanks to the press.

Special polyester uniply and needled polyester surfaces. Excellent tracking low noise production and oil resistance are additional features.

Polyester uniply construction, impregnated with urethane that offers excellent service in tough stamping operations. Excellent tracking and oil resistance. This cut, abrasion and oil resistant belt is a popular choicein any application where these features are desired.

Premium cover of urethane on an interwoven polyester carcass. This is the standard in many automotive stamping operations. Also highly recommended in many recycling plants and other abrasive jobs.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4147 U 2M 100 Clear COS 100 Clear MP PU Bare .125” .045 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4148 U 2M 100 CPT 100 Clear MP PU Bare .109” .062 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4150 URAPAK150 150 Clear SP PU FS .187” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4151 U 120 R COS 120 Red IWP PU Bare .187” .094 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

4176 U 200 R COS 200 Red IWP PU Bare .240” 1.40 6.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4154 Unistamp 150 Grn/Blue P Bare Bare .218” .070 5.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4180 Black SC 140 135 Black P Bare Bare .140” .040 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4149 U 2M 100 Green COS 100 Green MP PU Bare .062” .022 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple







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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4301 2 Ply 150 Black RT 150 Black P SBR Bare .281” .110 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

81. 4301 2 Ply 150 Black RT

82. 4302 3 Ply 28 oz Black RT

83. 4303 2 Ply Tan SBR RT

84. 4304 2 Ply Gum RT

85. 4305 3 Ply Gum RT

86. 4307 3 Ply Blue RT

87. 4360 Red CBX RT x FS

88. 4309 3 Ply Orange RT

This section contains acomplete line of inclineconveyor belts. Many ofthese products havebeen used in manyindustries for decadeswhile others are theresult of the latestinnovations in incline beltdesign and manufacturing.As paper basedcontainers are replacedin many applications bymore durable materialssuch as plastic, the beltingrequirements have alsochanged.Today, long life,high gripping ability, andquieter service are mostoften a requirement.

It is highly probable thatyour incline/decline beltsolution is here in ourline of products.

General use incline/decline belt. This commodity belt is made of SBR rubber for extended wear and a more aggressive grip.

Constructed of three plies of cotton/poly this belt offers excellent tracking characteristics for shorter center conveyors and the benefits of SBR rubber.

This product is made of a softer durometer, non-marking SBR rubber compound. This belt provides excellent service on inclines up to 25 degrees.

Gum rubber roughtops have been a standard in paper industries as well as package handling. Soft pure gum cover provides a very aggressive and extended wear top cover. Still popular in some paperboard andbox plant applications.

Carboxilated Nitrile roughtops offer extended service life over rubber and PVC and are the best choice in abrasive applications. Oil, grease and chemical resistant. Popular in metal stamping applications, corrugatedbox and other paper conversions industries. Excellent pulley lagging.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4303 2 Ply Tan SBR RT 120 Tan P SBR FS .250” .092 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4304 2 Ply Gum RT 150 Tan P NR FS .250” .093 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4305 3 Ply Gum RT 90 Tan CP NR FS .312” .120 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4307 3 Ply Blue RT 150 Blue CN CBX NBR FS .312” .116 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4360 Red CBX RT X FS 225 Red P CBX NBR Bare .281” .106 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4309 3 Ply Orange RT 150 Orange P CBX NBR FS .281” .104 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4302 3 Ply 28oz Black RT90 Black CN SBR FS .312” .118 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple


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89. 4330 2M 100 Blue RT

90. 4308 3 Ply Brown Neoprene RT

91. 4351 3 Ply Tan 135 Nitrile RT

92. 5110 PVC 100W RT

93. 4322 PVC 120 Green Xtra-Grip RT

94. 4321 PVC 120B RT

95. 4377 3 PLY BLUE CBX

96. 4350 P 2M 100 EXW RT

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4330 2 M 100 Blue RT 100 Blue MP CBX NBR Bare .281” .106 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

These belts feature a soft PVC top cover impression that provides extra grab on those tough incline and decline applications. Their strong interwoven polyester carcass is suitable for a broad range of packagehandling jobs. These are premium products with an economical price.

This is one tough, lightweight belt perfectly suited for tough applications that require such a unique top impression. Monofilament carcass allows for easy splicing and excellent flexibility.

An excellent choice for oil, heat, grease or chemical resistance. Extremely strong yet flexible. This belt is often used for oily parts and light stamping applications where sharp parts are taken up inclines to hoppersor scrap bins.

Premium rough top belt with excellent oil and abrasion resistance. Nitrile also provides good temperature resistance.

Economical, non-marking PVC belt. Popular in packaged food applications.

This top quality RT belt is constructed with 2 plies of monofilament belt covered with a PVC top impression. This belt is available in widths up to 118” wide. This enables us to avoid costly and inferior longitudinalsplicing to produce those extra wide belts.

Tough blue Carboxilated Nitrile roughtops with a bare, low friction bottom offer extended service life over rubber and PVC and are the best choice in abrasive applications. Oil, grease and chemical resistant.Popular in metal stamping applications, corrugated box and other paper conversions industries. Excellent pulley lagging. (Bare bottom can be black or orange, depending on availability.)


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4351 3 Ply Tan 135 Nitrile RT 150 Tan SP NBR FS .281” .080 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5110 PVC 100W RT 100 White IWP PVC FS .250” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4322 PVC 120 Green Xtra-Grip RT 120 Green IWP Soft PVC FS .312” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4321 PVC 120B RT 120 Black IWP PVC FS .312” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple4341 PVC 120RT x Cover 120 Black IWP PVC FS .218” .105 2.00” Clipper Staple4319 PVC 120 Hilltopper 120 Black IWP PVC FS .266” .085 3.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4377 3 Ply Blue CBX RT x bare 150 Blue P CXB Bare .319” .125 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4350 P 2M 100 EXW RT 100 Green MP PVC Bare .218” .080 2.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4308 3 Ply Brown Neoprene RT 150 Brown PN NEO FS .312” .094 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4310 3 Ply Neoprene V-Top 135 Brown PN NEO FS .297” .095 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

97. 4310 3 Ply Neoprene V-Top

98. 4311 3 Ply Tan V-Top

99. 4312 3 Ply Black V-Top

100. 4313 2 Ply Tan Diamond Top

101. 4314 2 Ply Tan Diamond Top

102. 4315 3 Ply Gum Steep Grade

103. 4317 2 Ply Black Steep-Grade

104. 4334 3 Ply Black Steep Grade

More incline beltingsolutions. Keep in mind,all of these products canhave tracking guidesattached. Many of thethermoplastic productscan also have cleatsinstalled to maximizeproduct flow.

Diamond top is a proven problem solver for steep inclines and declines. Also a popular choice in package handling as a brake or spacer belt where fantastic grip and extended wear make the difference. Tancompound provides non-marking feature.

One of the more aggressive rough top belts on the market. V-Top can take corrugated packages up inclines as steep as 45˚. For slick plastic tote applications this is a belt worth consideration. #4310 has theadditional feature of providing excellent oil resistance.

Steep Grade’s impression is made of 1/8” oval nubs positioned horizontally on the belt. Very aggressive SBR rubber top cover make this a good choice for those extreme inclines. Gum Steep Grade also providesexcellent non-marking characteristics.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4312 3 Ply Black V-Top 90 Black CN SBR FS .344” .120 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4313 2 Ply Tan Diamond Top120 Tan N SBR FS .281” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4314 2 Ply Black Diamond Top 120 Black N SBR FS .281” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple4375 3 Ply Black Diamond Top 150 Black P/N SBR Bare .313” .115 5.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4315 3 Ply Gum Steep Grade 90 Tan CN NR FS .313” .104 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4317 2 Ply Black Steep Grade150 Black P SBR FS .281” .099 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4334 3 Ply Black Steep Grade90 Black CN40 SBR FS .315” .095 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4311 3 Ply Tan V-Top 90 Tan CN NR FS .344” .120 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple


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105. 4160 P2 M65 Gray Smooth Sticky Top

106. 4163 P3M 110 Grey Smooth Sticky Top

107. 4162 P2M 65 SS Sticky Top

108. 4165 P2M 100 SQT Sticky Top

109. 4326 P 2M 100 V-Runner

110. 4367 P 2M Lattice Top

111. 4392 RV 2SP 100B Pebbletop

112. 4393 P 2M 100B Quadtop

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4160 P2M 65 Gray Smooth ST 65 Gray MP PVC Bare .156” .060 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

Specialty high friction tops used in difficult inclines, declines or as brake or spacer belts. Can handle paperboard containers and some totes on inclines up to 450˚. Primarily effective in clean, dry environments.This series of belts is made with premium soft durometer PVC covers.

Traditional quad (inverted diamond) pattern makes this monofilament belt a great choice as an alternative to standard rough tops when a less aggressive cover is required. More easily cleaned, this belt ispopular in a wide range of industrial applications. Thermoplastic elastomer allows for easy splicing and fabrication including cleats & v-guides.

Pebbletop impression is used when more traction is called for but a roughtop belt is too much. Popular in wood products and metal stamping. This particular pebbletop is made from high quality, oil resistantRM compound.

Unique impression provides tremendous positive control of packages on inclines and declines. Monofilament construction provides a strong, cross rigid product that is flexible enough to negotiate small pulleys.

V-Runner’s premium PVC top cover utilizes longitudinal grooves to achieve its aggressive grip. Can be easily finger spliced resulting in top quality endless belts. In dirty and dusty conditions, occasional cleaningrestores the gripping action.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4162 P2M 65 SS Sticky Top 65 Gray MP PVC Bare .156” .053 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4165 P2M 100 SQT Sticky Top 100 Gray MP PVC Bare .109” .060 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4326 P 2M 100 V-Runner 100 Gray MP PVC Bare .094” .050 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4367 P 2M Lattice Top 66 Black MP PVC Bare .094” .050 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4392 RV 2SP 100B Pebbletop100 Black SP RV FS .109” .070 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4393 P 2M 100B Quadtop 100 Black MP PVC Bare .078” .035 1.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4163 P3M 110 Gray Smooth ST 110 Gray MP PVC Bare .188” .098 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple







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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5025 PVC 90B COS 90 Black IWP PVC FS .094” .055 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5021 PVC 90B SM COS 90 Black SP/MP PVC Brushed .105” .058 1.50” Clipper Alligator Staple5030 PVC 100B FBS 100 Black IWP FS FS .078” .050 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5037 PVC 110B FBS 110 Black IWP PVC FS .078” .038 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5031 PVC 110B COS 100 Black IWP PVC Bare .094” .058 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple113. 5025 PVC 90B COS

114. 5040 PVC 120B FBS

115. 5045 PVC 120B COS

116. 5042 PVC 120B CBS

117. 5050 PVC 150B FBS

118. 5051 PVC 150B COS

119. 5060 PVC 200B FBS

120. 5061 PVC 200B COS

Trico PVC products arethe best available.Although generallyaccepted to be aneconomical choice for ageneral purposeconveyor belt.Trico PVCbelts are manufacturedwith a ‘high resin’, fluidPVC.There is not abetter PVC belt forfabrications such ascleating, v-guides,sidewalls, splicing, etc...

• Single Ply Construction

• Hi-Strength, Low Stretch Polyester Yarn

• Fluid PVC is used for complete impregnation

• Excellent resistance to oils, chemicals & mildew

• Great lacing retention

• Very often provides the best over-all value

Package HandlingElevator ServiceWood ChipsFertilizerGrainsSandClayLive RollerAirportRecycling Glass

PVC covered interwoven polyester continues to be the most popular choice in package handling and medium duty industrial applications. Made popular because of low stretch and superior lace holding abilitythis versatile product also offers good resistance to the damaging efforts of oils, water, mildew and ozone. Used in applications from check stands to metal stamping PVC also provides the greatest economyavailable. Trico PVC products are manufactured to strict specifications resulting in the highest quality products on the market. Fabrications manufactured on our high quality PVC belts are the finest available.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5045 PVC 120B COS 120 Black IWP PVC Bare .125” .060 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5042 PVC 120B CBS 120 Black IWP PVC PVC .141” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5050 PVC 150B FBS 150 Black IWP FS Bare .156” .060 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5051 PVC 150B COS 150 Black IWP PVC Bare .172” .100 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5052 PVC 150B CBS 150 Black IWP PVC PVC .188” .110 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5060 PVC 200B FBS 200 Black IWP FS FS .188” .125 6.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5061 PVC 200B COS 200 Black IWP PVC Bare .219” .130 6.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

Rivet/Bolt

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5040 PVC 120B FBS 120 Black IWP FS Bare .109” .055 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple5041 PVC 120B SM COS 120 Black IWP FS Brushed .125” .073 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple


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121. 5062 PVC 200B CBS

122. 5065 PVC 250B CBS

123. 5072 PVC 350B CBS

124. 4329 PVC 120B Z-Top

125. 4391 P 120 NFB RT

126. 4324 PVC 120 B Cheveron Top

127. 4323 PVC 120B Bucket Top

128. 4327 PVC 120B Crescent Top

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5062 PVC 200B CBS 200 Black IWP PVC PVC .250” .140 7.00” Clipper Alligator Rivet/Bolt

In the heavier PIW ratings, PVC offers reliable performance in applications such as bulk handling, heavy stamping, scrap, wood products, sand & gravel and vertical elevators. Like the medium duty PVC beltsthese products are the most economical choice in the widest range of applications. All of the elevator series (250 PIW - 450 PIW) are produced with an extra oil and cold resistant compound.

This series of PVC impression tops are very sturdy and aggressive incline belts used in agricultural applications as well as chemical, fertilizer and industrial applications. The impression is deep enough to increaseload capacity up inclines but designed in shapes that allow the belt to run smoothly on the conveyor return rollers.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5072 PVC 350B CBS 350 Black IWP PVC PVC .313” .150 8.00” Clipper Alligator Rivet/Bolt5082 PVC 450B CBS 450 Black IWP PVC PVC .344” .160 10.00” Clipper Alligator Rivet/Bolt

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4329 PVC 120B Z-Top 120 Black IWP PVC FS .250” .090 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4319 PVC 120 Hilltopper 120 Black IWP PVC FS .250” .094 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4324 PVC 120B Cheveron Top120 Black IWP PVC FS .250” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4323 PVC 120B Bucket Top 120 Black IWP PVC FS .250” .080 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4327 PVC 120B Crescent Top 120 Black IWP PVC FS .250” .089 3.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5065 PVC 250B CBS 250 Black IWP PVC PVC .266” .145 7.00” Clipper Alligator Rivet/Bolt







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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4144 P 2SP 150 Utility COS 150 Black SP PVG Bare .172” .100 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

129. 4144 P 2SP 150 Utility COS

130. 4146 P 2SP 150 Utility CBS

131. 4417 2 Ply 150 1/32” x 1/32”

4416 2 Ply 150 1/8” x Bare

132. 4400 2 Ply 150 1/8” x 1/32”

133. 4418 2 Ply 220 1/8” x 1/16”

134. 4401 2 Ply 220 3/16” x 1/16”

135. 4423 2 Ply 220 1/8” x Bare MOR

136. 4405 2 Ply 220 1/8” x 1/16” MOR

Bulk Handling

Sand & Gravel

Foundry

Wood Chips

Rock

Grain

Barge Loading/Unloading

Mining

Recycling

Construction

Concrete

Asphalt

And many other

applications where an

impact resistant, low

stretch, heavy duty belt is

required.

Light to medium duty rubber belt designed for use on slider beds.

Medium duty utility PVC belt designed for a wide variety of industrial and agricultural applications. High resin PVC offers a premium cover compound that is easily fabricated using Trico’s thermoweld and highfrequency equipment. This compound also makes this belt an excellent alternative to similar rubber products.

This series of belts are used in sand & gravel, rock, lumber and other applications that require low stretch, high impact resistance and excellent fastener retention.

This series of belts offer excellent abrasion resistance with moderate oil resistance. Ideal for wood chips, oily parts, scrap and other applications where moderate oil resistance is required.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4117 2 Ply 150 1/32” x 1/32” 150 Black P SBR SBR .156” .085 6.00” Clipper Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4400 2 Ply 150 1/8” x 1/32” 150 Black P SBR SBR .250” .140 10.00” Clipper Rivet/Bolt



W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4423 2 Ply 220 1/8” x Bare MOR 220 Black P MOR MOR .234” .120 12.00” Staple Rivet/Bolt

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4405 2 Ply 220 1/8” x 1/16” MOR220 Black P MOR MOR .313” .153 14.00” Staple Rivet/Bolt4441 3 Ply 330 3/16” x Bare MOR 330 Black P SBR SBR .375” .190 12.00” Rivet/Bolt

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4146 P 2SP 150 Utility CBS 150 Black SP PVG Bare .188” .110 5.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4416 2 Ply 150 1/8” x Bare 150 Black P SBR Bare .219” .120 10.00” Clipper


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137. 4406 2 Ply 220 3/16” x 1/16” Asphalt

138. 4402 3 Ply 330 3/16” x 1/16”

139. 4450 3 Ply 330 1/4” x 1/16” High Temp

140. 4403 4 Ply 440 1/4” x 1/16”

141. 4420 2 Ply 220 Multi-Chev x 1/16”

142. 4415 220 Mini Bucket x Bare

143. 4422 Hay Baler Belt

144. 4800 Skirt Board Rubber

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4406 2 Ply 220 220 Black P NBR NBR .375” .230 16.00” Staple Rivet/Bolt

3/16” x 1/16” Asphalt4440 3 Ply 330 330 Black P NBR NBR .453” .250 12.00” Rivet/Bolt

1/4” x 1/16” Asphalt

Used to increase conveyor capacity by providing quick, positive movement of material up inclines. Cleat design also prevents slide back of product. Ideal for wet sand, gravel and other granular materials thatare difficult to convey on flat surfaced belting.

These premium products offer temperature resistance to 4000F. Ideal for hot foundry sand and mold transfers as well as high heat applications found in cement plants.

This series of heavy duty belts are used in sand & gravel, rock, above ground mining, lumber and other applications that require low stretch, high impact resistance and excellent fastener retention.

Low stretch, high impact belt with excellent fastener retention with the added features of oil and temperature resistance required in the production of asphalt. Also used in foundries and in certain grain handlingsystems.

Used in many industries to center loads on conveyor belts and to protect conveyor components. Available in a wide variety of styles and durometers in 50’ rolls.

Typical Hay Baler Belt found in an assortment of hay baler machines as well as other agricultural applications. This belt represents one of many belts we can provide for this industry. We recommend that thecustomer provide the manufacturer and model # along with the specific part # of the belt to insure the correct replacement.

Heavy duty rubber belt with 3/16” high mini cleats. Used in a wide range of agricultural applications as well as bulk handling of granular material and wood chips. Bare bottom surfaceprovides low friction for slider beds. Heavy duty polyester carcass with the extremely rugged top cover provides extended service life in the toughest applications.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4450 3 Ply 330 1/4” x 330 Black P EPDM EPDM .469” .250 12.00” Rivet/Bolt

1/16” Hot Temp4408 2 Ply 220 3/16” x 220 Black P EPDM EPDM .375” .200 16.00” Staple Rivet/Bolt

1/16” Hot Metal

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4403 4 Ply 440 1/4” x 1/16” 440 Black P SBR SBR .500” .285 24.00” Rivet/Bolt

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4420 2 Ply 220 Multi-Chev 200 Black P SBR SBR .469” .255 24.00” Rivet/Bolt

x 1/16”

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4415 220 Mini Bucket x Bare 220 Black P SBR Bare .500” .191 8.00” Clipper Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4422 Hay Baler Belt 150 Black P/N SBR SBR .188” .120 6.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

Order # Product Description Color Compound Gauge4800 Skirtboard Rubber Black SBR .250”

.375”

.500”

.750”1.00”

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4402 3 Ply 330 3/16” x 1/16”330 Black P SBR SBR .469” .220 18.00” Rivet/Bolt4442 3 Ply 330 1/4” x 1/16” 330 Black P SBR SBR .469” .250 24.00” Rivet/Bolt

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This sampling of fabrications illustratesTrico’s manufacturing capabilities utilizingnew technology, modern equipment andcutting edge techniques. The outstandingquality of this workmanship relates directlyto the solid experience, training and old-fashioned hand skills of our beltfabricators. We offer all standardfabrications plus several of our ownspecialties. Our modern facility allows us toturn your orders fast without compromisingthe quality we insist on producing.

Specialty and Covered products likethese are highly effective in a variety ofapplications from vacuum systems...toplucking feathers...to orienting and pullingproduct down the line.

Conductive Strip Belts enable theunique powder paint booth process.

Custom Covered and Spliced TimingBelts can be supplied in urethane steel/Kevlar reinforced, SBR rubber, HTD, etc.We splice custom length H and L pitch SBRand neoprene timing belts.

Water Jet Cutting offers precision cutswhen tight tolerances are involved. Noneed for custom die cut charges. Productscan be fabricated in a more timely fashion.

Power GravityRoller (PGR) isreliable for a varietyof distribution centerlive roller applications.


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Our HF welders provide

advanced technological features

to boost productivity and quality

in unique customer applications.

The HF welding process creates a

strong, consistent bond between

two polymers that offers food

processors protection from one

source of bacterial contamination.

We combine HF technology with

fabrication expertise to build

quality belts from thermoplastic

materials.



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W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing5104 PVC 150 W COS 150 White IWP PVC FS .172” .090 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

161. 5104 PVC 150 W COS

162. 4134 P2M 100 G COS-HC

163. 4133 P3M 100 G COS-HC

164. 4136 P 100 NF

165. 4340 P 120 NFB V-RUNNER

166. 4391 P 120 NFB RT

167. 4374 3 PLY TAN DIAMOND TOP

168. 4375 3 PLY BLACK DIAMOND TOP

We offer all of thestandard fabrications plusa few special ones of ourown. Our value addedfabrications areperformed with modernequipment andtechniques.Thefabrications illustrated onthe following pagesrepresent an overview ofour capabilities. Ourhighly skilled andexperienced techniciansare committed to thehigh quality standards wehave set for ourcustomers.

Please bring your customfabricated beltrequirements to us withthe confidence that it canbe done correctly andquickly.

An economical food belt. Low stretch and moderately oil resistant. Can be fabricated with value-added thermal welded cleats/v-guides.

P2M 100 G COS-HC is an alternative version of our P2M 100 G COS (4139) but with a heavy cover. P3M 160G COS-HS has a soft heavy cover designed for use as a folding rail belt in corrugated box plants.

This family of PVC needled felt, single ply construction are the belts of choice for many OEMS for package handling and distribution centers. Quiet running and easy to track, these belts resist edge “stringing”.

3 ply versions of the popular 2 ply construction we also stock. Designed for steep inclines/declines. The tan is considered non marking.

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4133 P3M 160 G COS-HC160 Green MP PVC Bare .250” .119 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4136 P 100 NF 100 Black NP FS FS .109” .050 1-1/2” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4340 P 120 NFB V-Runner 120 Black NP PVC FS .156” .065 1-1/2” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4391 P 120 NFB RT 120 Black NP PVC FS .219” .075 2-1/2” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4374 3 Ply Tan Diamond Top 225 Tan P SBR Bare .313” .111 4.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4375 3 Ply Black Diamond Top 150 Black PN SBR Bare .313” .115 5.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4134 P2M 100 G COS-HC100 Green MP PVC Bare .156” .082 3-1/8” Clipper Alligator Staple


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169. 4328 P2M 100 B V-RUNNER

170. 1476 E 16 EH MU

171. 4174 ST2P 160 GYDT

172. 9050 COATED SPIRAL LINK SERIES

173. 4383 P3M 150 B WAFFLE TOP

174. 1115 HAT 12P

175. 1137 MAT 02H

176. 0030 SAND TOP ROLLER COVER

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4328 P2M 100 B V-Runner 100 Black MP PVC Bare .094” .050 1-1/2” Clipper Alligator Staple

This unique belt was designed with a square diamond, permanently anti-static, oil-resistant cover that is ideal for sanding and woodwork machines.

This series of belt has a spiral link “carcass” which allows for a belt to be made “endless” on site without the need for special tools. The sample shows a cut resistant blue rough top. There are many otherstyles available - FDS versions, smooth rubber covers, and other impression tops. Typical applications can be found in the sanding industry, corrugated box plants, chemical processing or any situation whereminimum down time is crucial.

This unique belt has 3 plys of polyester with butyl skims for high temperatures. The skived teflon cover offers a highly durable dimpled cover with excellent release. Ideal for conveying hot sticky products suchas rubber and plastic extrusions. Temperature range -40 to 300 degrees F. This in not FDA approved.

Incredibly tough 2 ply urethane impregnated monofilament for use on accumulating/diverting conveyors. A popular choice for metal stamping take away and out feet-transfer lines. Can be laced with low profileclipper UCM36 or finger spliced endless.

An incline belt with a premium high grip PVC grooved cover for use on low profile applications. This is the black version of our 4326 gray v-runner. In dirty, dusty conditions, occasional cleaning will restore thehigh grip action.

This sand top roller cover is just one of many versions. Different colors, compound, and textures are available. Some styles can be supplied with a PSA backing - just peel and stick. These covers feature oil andabrasion resistant non marking compounds. Found primarily in the textile industry.

Commonly referred to as “quick melt” belts the Habasit hamid series is designed to be spliced endless on the conveyor quickly and economically. Primarily found in the paper handling and printing industriesand on many mail sorters. MAT 02H is just one of many in this family of belts. (MAM 5P, MAM 8P, MAT 5P, etc. and the splicing tools are also available.)

This premium Habasit product is a popular choice for general conveying in extreme conditions. The nitrile compound offers a high grip, cut and oil resistant cover needed to convey metal stampings. Papermanufacturing and processing and the wood industry are two other markets that utilize this belt with great success. Both thinner and thicker versions are also available: HAT 8P, HAT 18PW, HAT 24PW.


W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4174 Skived Teflon 2 160 Gray/ P SKV TEF Bare .115” .070 2.00” Clipper Alligator Staple

160 GYDT Black

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing9050 Coated Spiral Link Series 150 Blue Spiral CBX NBR FS .250” .091 3.00” NA NA NA

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing4383 P3M 150 B Waffle Top 150 Black M PVC Bare .335” .036 4.72” Clipper Thermal Hidden

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing1115 Hat 12P 57 Green P NBR Bare .125” .055 1.60” Clipper Alligator Staple

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing1137 MAT 02H 9 Green Hamid NBR NBR .063” .024 0.60” NA NA NA

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing0030 Sand Top Roller Cover NA Orange NA NBR Fabric .094” .031 NA NA NA NA

W.Strg. Cover Bottom Wt. Min.Order # Product Description PIW Color Carcass Compound Surface Gauge PIW Pulley Recommended Lacing1476 E 16 EH MU 86 Gray MP PES Bare .063” .027 1.60” Clipper Alligator Staple







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Abraded: Worn away by friction.

Abrasion: The area worn away by friction.

Adhesion: The adhering, bonding, or sticking of two material surfaces to

one another, such as rubber to rubber, rubber to metal, or rubber to fabric.

Aging: The changing of physical properties with age or lapse of time.

Air curing: The vulcanization of rubber product in air as distinguished

from vulcanizing in a press or steam vulcanizer.

Ambient temperature: The environment temperature

surrounding the object under consideration.

Angle of repose: The angle to the horizontal which a material will

naturally assume when dropped in a pile.

Angle of slide: The maximum angle from the horizontal of an

inclined plane on which a body will not slide.

Arc of contact: (1) The portion of a curved surface which is engaged;

(2) In belts, the portion of a pulley which is engaged by the belt, usually

expressed in degrees.

Bare back: The textile face of an article that is free of any treatment or

covering.

Bare duck: The duck surface of a fabricated article in the exposed duck

surface free of any covering.

Bare duck belt: A belt in which at least one side has exposed duck

surface free of any covering.

Belt fastener: A device for holding belt ends together.

Bleeding: Migration to the surface of plasticizers, waxes or similar

materials to form a film or beads. See also Bloom.

Blemish: A mark, deformity, or injury that impairs appearance.

Blister: A raised spot on the surface or a separation between layers usually

forming a void or air-filled space in the vulcanized article.

Bloom: A discoloration or change in appearance of the surface of a rubber

product caused by the migration of a liquid or a solid to the surface. Examples:

sulfur bloom, wax bloom. Not to be confused with dust on the surface from

external sources.

Blow up: A blister between plies of an article.

Bond: See Adhesion.

Bootlegging: (1) Progressive ply delamination; (2) Separation of plies

in belting due to flexing.

Bottom Cover: The protective cover on the surface contacting the

driving mechanism of a conveyor belt.

Bow: (1) Curvature from flat plane in the surface; (2) The deviation from the

straight line of the fill yarn in a fabric; (3) The deviation from the straight line of

a product when unrolled and laid on a flat surface.

Buffing: A roughened or velvety surface produced by grinding to provide

dimensional conformance.

Butt seam: A seam made by placing two pieces of material to be joined

edge to edge.

Capped edge: A protective edge placed around a product internally

reinforced with textile or other material.

Carcass: The internal fabric, cord and/or metal reinforcement of any

belting product.

Cemented edge: An application of cement around the edge of a

fabricated product with or without internal reinforcement for protection or

adhesion. See also Capped Edge.

Chalking: Formation of a powdery surface condition due to disintegration

of surface binder or elastomer due to weathering or other destructive conditions.

Checking: Short, shallow cracks on the surface cover that are generally

due to destructive actions or environmental conditions.

Cog: A tooth on the rim of a wheel or rubber product.


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Cold flow: Continued deformation under stress. See also Creep.

Conductivity: Quality of power of conducting or transmitting heat or

electricity.

Contact stain: Discoloration occurring on an object due to direct contact

with another object.

Cracking: A sharp break or fissure in the surface of the belt generally due

to excessive strain.

Crazing: A surface effect on rubber articles characterized by a multitude of

minute cracks.

Creep: (1) The deformation occurring with the lapse of time in both cured

and uncured rubber, in a body under stress in addition to the immediate elastic

deformation. Other related terms and properties include stress-relaxation,

hysteresis, damping, flow, compression set and viscosity. See also Cold Flow.

(2) In belts, the action of a belt alternately losing speed on the driving pulley

and gaining speed on the driven pulley.

Crimp: (1) The waviness of the yarn in a woven fabric; (2) The difference in

distance between two points on a yarn as it lies in a fabric and the same two

points when the yarn has been removed and straightened. Expressed as a

percentage of the distance between two points as the yarn lies in the fabric.

Crystallization: A change in physical properties resulting from the

crystalline reorientation caused by temperature.

Cure: The act of vulcanization.

Curing temperature: The temperature at which material is

vulcanized.

Deformation: Any change of form or shape produced in a body by stress.

Density: The ratio of the mass of a body to its volume or the mass per unit

volume of the substance. For practical purposes, density and specific gravity may

be regarded as equivalent.

Diameter: The length of a straight line passing through the geometric

center to the periphery of an object.

Dielectric strength: The measure of insulatory ability of a

compound to resist passage of a disruptive electrical discharge produced by

stress. Measured in volts per mil of thickness.

Dip Coat: A thin coat-on surface achieved by dipping the material to be

coated into the coating material.

Dog leg: A bending away from a straight line.

Drop ply: The omission of a reinforcing ply for a specified distance from

the edge. In flat belt, usually the bottom or next-to-bottom ply.

Duck: Medium and heavyweight fabrics commonly made of cotton, including

the heaviest and strongest of all single-woven fabrics. The three main types are

number duck, army-type duck, and flat duck.

Durometer: Instrument for measuring material hardness.

Durometer hardness: A numerical measure of hardness or

surface resistance to penetration of an indentor point into the material.

Elasticity: The property of an article that tends to return to its original

shape after deformation.

Elastomer: An elastic rubber-like substance such as natural or synthetic

rubber or PVC.

Elongation: An increase in length expressed numerically as a fraction or

percentage or initial length.

Embossing: Operation or transferring a design to a belt cover.

Extruded: Forced through an extrusion die in either a solid or hollow

cross section.

Fatigue: The weakening or deterioration of a material caused by a

repetition of stress or strain.

Fire resistant: Retards the burning action of fire or flame.

Flash: Material protruding from the surface of a molded part, appearing at

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Interstice of fabric: Spaces between the yarns or cords of a woven

fabric.

Knitted ply: Spirally interlaced loops of yarn forming a continuous

tubular structure.

Laminated: Built up from thinner layers.

Lap seam: A seam made by placing the edge of one piece of material

extending flat over the edge of the second piece of material.

Leno breaker: (1) An open-mesh fabric made from coarse ply yarns,

with a leno weave; (2) Fabric wherein certain warp (doup or crossing) threads

are passed side-to-side of one or more standard threads, thereby creating an

interlaced weave with an open, perforated structure.

Longitudinal seam: A seam joining two materials in the length of

the finished product.

Low spot: A depression below the general surface of an object.

Migration: The transfer of an ingredient in a compound from one layer

to an adjacent layer or surface.

Mildew: Growth of organic matter produced by fungus generally in

exposed textile components of belting and generally causing deterioration.

Mildew inhibited: Containing a material or property, which

prevents or retards mildew growth.

Modulus: (1) A coefficient or numerical measure of some property; (2) In

belting, one of several measurements of stiffness or resistance to deformation.

Generally, the term modulus refers to a specific item or property, i.e., elasticity,

rigidity or elongation; (3) All elastic moduli in belting are ratios of stress, often

expressed in p.s.i.

Mold lubricant: The coating material used on the surfaces of a mold

to prevent the rubber adhering to the metal during vulcanization.

Notched V-guide: A V-guide cut or produced with a series of evenly

spaced v-shaped indentations in the inner face.

Oil proof: Not adversely affected by exposure to oil.

Flex life: The relative ability of an article to withstand dynamic bending

stresses.

Folded edge: (1) A belt construction wherein the inner carcass is

enclosed in an envelope ply or plies; (2) An edge where an outer covering has

been wrapped around a carcass and folded over the edge so that the carcass is

not exposed on the edges.

FPM: Feet per minute.

Friction coat: An impregnation of material calendered by friction

motion to a fabric so that the material is forced into the weave of the fabric.

Friction, coefficient of: The ratio between the force pressing the

surfaces together and the force required to move it.

Friction, kinetic: The force that is required to keep a body sliding at a

uniform rate. Also called “friction of motion”.

Frictioned fabric: Coated rubber compound on a friction (uneven

speed) calender.

Friction, static: The force, which is required to start a body sliding.

Gauge: The measure of thickness of the individual elements making up a

product.

Ground finish: Surface produced by grinding or buffing. See Buffing.

Hardness: Property or extent of being hard. Measured by any of a

number of standard hardness testing instruments to penetrate the product.

Homogenous: Of uniform composition.

Impact: The single stroke or contact of a moving body with another either

moving or at rest, such as product falling onto a conveyor.

Impregnation: To fill the interstices of an article with a compound.

Generally applies to treatment of textile fabrics, yarns and cords.

Impression: Design formed during vulcanization in the surface of any

rubber article by a method of transfer, such as fabric impression or molded

impression.


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Skive: A cut made on an angle to the surface to produce a tapered or

feathered cut.

Step ply: A conveyor belt having a plied-textile carcass in which the upper

ply or plies are set back to the edges to increase the cover gauge in loading areas.

Stitched belt: (1) A belt made from plies of non-impregnated fabric

sewed together to make a single-unit structure; (2) A conveyor belt in which the

plies have been sewn.

Tension, effective: In a belt drive, the difference between the two

tensions in a belt as it approaches and leaves a driving or driven pulley. In a two-

pulley drive, it is the difference between tight and slack side tensions. Often

referred to as horsepower pull.

Tension, maximum: (1) The highest tension occurring in any

portion of a belt drive. The tight side tension in a two-pulley drive; (2) In

conveyors, the maximum tension may occur at a point other than the drive

pulley.

Top cover: The protective cover on the material-conveying surface of the

belt.

Ultimate elongation: Elongation at rupture.

Warp: The yarns that run lengthwise in a woven fabric.

Warp-yarn: (1) A longitudinal yarn in a woven fabric; (2) A corner yarn

in a braid.

Weft: The crosswise (filling) threads in a fabric. The threads or yarns running

at a right angle to the warp.

Yarn: A generic term for continuous strands of textile fibers or filaments in a

form suitable for knitting, weaving, or otherwise intertwining to form a textile

fabric. It may be comprised of (a) a number of fibers twisted together; (b) a

number of filaments laid together without a twist (zero-twist yarn); (c) a number

of filaments laid together with more or less twist, or (d) a single filament with or

without twist (a monofilament).

Oil resistant: Withstands the deterioration effect of oil (generally refers

to petroleum) on the belt’s physical properties.

Oil swell: The change in volume of a rubber article due to absorption of oil.

Oven: A low-pressure hot air chamber used for the purpose of heating,

drying, baking or vulcanizing. See also Aging.

Oxidation: The reaction of oxygen on a compound usually detected by a

change in the appearance or feel of the surface or by a change in physical

properties.

Ozone resistant: Withstands the deteriorating effects (i.e., cracking)

of ozone.

Permeability: The quality or condition of allowing passage of liquids or

gasses through a solid compound layer.

Ply: A layer of compound-impregnated fabric.

Ply adhesion: The force required to separate two adjoining strength-

reinforcing members in a belt product.

Ply separation: The lack of adhesion between plies.

Pulley cover: See Bottom Cover.

Raw edge: The uncovered square edge of the belt created by cutting

after the vulcanization process.

Resistance: The property or ability of matter to withstand the effects of

force, pressure, heat or chemical action.

Reversion: (1) The change which occurs in vulcanized rubber as the

result of aging or over-curing in the presence of air or oxygen, usually resulting

in a semi-plastic mass; (2) The basis of “reclaiming” processes aided by the use

of swelling solvents, chemical plasticizers and mechanical disintegration to obtain

a workable mass.

Service test: A test in which the product is made to operate under

service conditions installed on the actual equipment.

Skim or skim coat: A layer of compound laid on a fabric but not

forced into the weave. Normally laid on a friction fabric.



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