A chevron belt is a type of conveyor belt that features a distinctive V-shaped pattern on its surface. This pattern, known as a chevron, is designed to provide enhanced grip and stability when transporting materials up steep inclines or declines. Chevron belts are particularly useful in applications where material slippage is a concern, such as in mining, quarrying, agriculture, and construction. The unique V-shaped pattern on chevron belts helps to keep materials in place, preventing them from slipping back and ensuring efficient and continuous transport. Chevron belts come in various profile heights, typically 16mm and 32mm, to suit different material sizes and conveyor angles. The 16mm profile is suitable for smaller lump sizes and conveyor angles up to 20 to 25 degrees, while the 32mm profile is ideal for larger lump sizes and steeper inclines. Chevron belts are made from high-quality materials, such as polyester or nylon fabric plies, with outer layers of polymers and fillers that provide resistance to abrasion and impact. These belts are used in a wide range of industries, including grain processing, cement works, and sand and rock mining, due to their ability to handle challenging working conditions and enhance load-carrying capability.