Swiss-quality, world-class-performance fabric belts

Fabric-based conveyor and processing belts are used in a vast number of industries and applications. Habasit’s wide-ranging offering extends from lightweight conveyor belts to specialized processing belts, and from power transmission belts to machine tapes.
Every Habasit solution is made with high precision and sets the performance benchmarks in the belting industry. We ensure the reliability and flexibility of our solutions through combining top-quality raw materials with state-of-the-art manufacturing and our extensive engineering experience.
Fabric Belts

Fabric conveyor belts surfaces
 

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Conveying surfaces feature a wide range of different structures to meet the demands of applications in the market. To learn about the various Habasit surface structures and their properties, just select the core features.
Basketweave structure
Buffed finish
Coarse textile structure
Cone top structure
Crescent top structure
Cylindrical knob structure
Diagonal rhomboid positive structure
Diagonal wave structure
Elliptical smooth netting negative structure
Fabric
Fine textile structure / Fine weave emboss
Fish - herringbone structure
Glossy surface
Grip structure
Harlequin structure
Honeycomb structure
Impregnated fleece
Impregnated fabric
Inverted pyramid structure
Jink wave grip structure
Longitudinal groove
Matt, dull finish
Non-woven (fleece) structure
Orange peel
Orb structure
Pimple structure
Quadrillé (quadrangular pattern)
Sand finish
Sawtooth (large) structure
Sawtooth profile
Silk finish
Smooth
Snake skin structure
Square structure
Supermatt finish
Super grip surface
Tear drop structure
Waffle structure
Y Embossing

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How to prevent unplanned production stops during e-commerce peak season

As one of the biggest shopping days in the calendar, Black Friday marks the start of a festive shopping frenzy. However, while manufacturers may enjoy a spike in sales, the strain of increased demand can amplify existing supply chain problems. Adriano Parmesani, Industry Segment Manager Distribution Centers, discusses the preventative measures plants can take to keep their conveyor belts running smoothly during the e-commerce peak season.
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How to determine the dimensions of conveyor and power transmission belts

What are k1%, kadm, and peripheral force? One can feel they are reading a new language when trying to determine the significance of these words, but in today’s blog I will translate their meaning and discuss the implications of each one.
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Understanding friction

Recently I was asked to investigate an issue with an installation that was getting too hot due to excess friction. This can be a common problem, and so it is helpful to understand the factors involved. In this blog I will explain how friction is created and how it can be measured.
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How to reduce friction on conveyors with a nosebar (knife edge)

Conveyors with one or two nosebars (knife edges) consume more power than conveyors with bearing pulleys. That’s a given. But we also regularly receive questions about a drive that slips, or motors that overheat and turn off. These problems may be caused by friction between the static nosebar and the tensioned belt. To deal with this, we need to know how friction occurs.
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Customer stories

FAB-2E+H15 Belt Improves Microbial Resistance and Reduces Downtime on Wrapping Line

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Customer stories

Strong Grip of TC-35/35ER Belt Reduces Unnecessary Belt Maintenance & Replacement

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Habasit Teams with Modo Modo Agency to Produce Award-Winning Marketing Campaign for Habasit Cleandrive

Habasit America and marketing firm, Modo Modo Agency, were recognized with the 2020 AMY Award for Business-to-Business (B2B) Integrated Marketing Campaign by the American Marketing Association (AMA).
Customer stories

Changing to NAQ-10ELBV yields 30-40 hours less downtime annually

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Habasit Cleanline with cleats

Food industry applications require belts offering excellent release, efficient and easy cleanability, and chemical and hydrolysis resistance for wet and humid environments. TPO belts fit the bill exactly. But until now, food producers have had to use a different type of belt for steeper incline or decline applications due to limitations on adding the accessories necessary for transferring loose products at an angle. Now there is a solution: Habasit® Cleanline belts equipped with cleats for inclines/declines, enabling the same standardized cleaning processes and shorter overall sanitation times.
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The Sound of Future

The Austrian bell foundry Grassmayr proves that the traditional trade has nothing to do with its old fashioned image. They revive a centuries-old business with a new technology using Habasit fabric belts.