Products

Browse plastic modular belts by conveying face, pitch and running path, then match sprockets, pins, guides and wear strips around the same conveyor interface. The live product grid below contains buyer-facing configuration pages rather than unverified vendor model codes.

Choose by conveying face

Flat Surface Belts

Closed conveying faces for stable support, packaging transfers and straight-running duties where through-belt drainage is not the main requirement.

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Open Grid Belts

Open-area configurations for washing, drainage and airflow. Selection should still check the smallest product footprint and transfer geometry.

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Radius Belts

Side-flexing modular geometries for horizontal curves and compact layouts. Inside radius, belt width, guide path and drive position must be reviewed together.

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Specialty Surface Belts

Duty-specific faces for applications that need a different balance of support, opening, release or conveying behaviour than standard flat or open-grid surfaces.

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Configuration matrix

Use pitch, face/open area and path together. A pitch value should not be treated as a complete cross-reference.

Pitch	Surface	Open area reference	Path
12.7 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
15.2 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
15.2 mm	Open grid	14% or 28%	Straight
19.05 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
19.05 mm	Open grid	16%	Straight
25 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
25 mm	Open grid	29%	Straight
25.4 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
25.4 mm	Open grid	34% or 35%	Straight
25.4 mm	Specialty / partially open	8% on one configuration	Straight
27.2 mm	Open grid	38%	Straight
50.8 mm	Flat and specialty/open	20% on one configuration	Straight
63.5 mm	Flat / closed	Not specified	Straight
25 mm	Radius / side-flexing	52%	Radius
25.4 mm	Radius / side-flexing	47% or 55%	Radius

Pitch guide

Pitch	Family direction	Buyer selection note
12.7 mm	Flat / closed examples	Fine pitch; useful starting point for compact transfers and small product support.
15.2 mm	Flat + 14% / 28% open-grid examples	Fine-pitch family with both continuous support and process opening options.
19.05 mm	Flat + 16% open-grid example	Mid-fine family for straight-running support or moderate drainage.
25 mm	Flat + 29% open-grid + 52% radius example	Broad general-purpose pitch with straight and radius examples.
25.4 mm	Flat + 8% / 34% / 35% straight + 47% / 55% radius examples	The widest mix of faces and running paths in this comparison.
27.2 mm	38% open-grid examples	Higher-open-area straight-running reference.
50.8 mm	Flat/specialty + one 20% open example	Larger-pitch family for duties where fine transfer is not the main driver.
63.5 mm	Flat / closed example	Largest pitch shown in this modular-belt comparison range.

Application matrix

Duty	First family to compare	Key input
Small product / tight transfer	Flat, finer-pitch family	Smallest footprint and transfer gap
Washing / draining	Open grid	Product footprint plus required water/debris release
Cooling / airflow	Open grid or radius open family	Airflow requirement, product support and path
Bottle / carton / tote	Flat or specialty	Base footprint, guides, accumulation and transfers
Horizontal curve	Radius / side-flexing	Inside radius, width, curve angle and guide profile
Replacement project	Matching family after measurement	Pitch, width, top/underside and sprocket engagement

Accessories to specify with the belt

A belt can be dimensionally correct and still perform poorly if sprockets, guides or support strips do not match the mechanical interface. For new builds and refurbishment, treat these components as one conveyor package.

How to specify a new belt

Area	Information
Product/application	Conveyed item, process step and smallest contact footprint
Geometry	Belt width, length/centre distance, straight/curve path and transfer dimensions
Face	Flat, open or duty-specific surface; desired drainage/airflow if relevant
Drive	Sprockets, tooth count, bore/shaft and spacing
Duty	Load, speed, wet/dry condition, temperature/chemicals when relevant
Commercial	Quantity, destination and project stage

How to specify a replacement

Add top, underside, hinge/pin and sprocket-engagement photographs. Measure pitch across several modules where possible. If the old belt has worn or stretched locally, a longer measurement reduces the risk of treating one damaged feature as the nominal geometry.

Need help narrowing the range?

Use the product grid to compare a likely family, or send the measurements and photographs directly. The goal is to identify the mechanical configuration before quotation, not to force every enquiry into a preselected model.

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