Splice Type
Splicing is the joining of two trimmed ends of a conveyor belt. The two most preferred types of splicing method: mechanical splicing, which joins belt ends by metal hinges or plates; and vulcanized splicing, which joins belt ends through heat and/or chemicals. A list of conveyor belt splicing types is provided below.
| Splice Type | |
|---|---|
| Mechanical clips | |
| Finger Splice - Cold Vulcanized | |
| Step Splice - Cold Vulcanized | |
| Step Splice - Hot Vulcanized | |
| Steel cord splice | |
| Finger Splice - Hot Vulcanized |
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