The angle for belt splicing is crucial for ensuring the splice's strength and durability. For fabric-reinforced conveyor belts, the standard splicing angle is typically between 17 and 22 degrees. This angle helps distribute tensile forces evenly across the splice, reducing stress concentrations and enhancing the belt's performance and longevity. Proper splicing angles ensure that the belt flexes properly around pulleys and maintains alignment, which is essential for smooth operation and reduced wear. For steel cord conveyor belts, the angle can be more critical due to the rigidity of the steel cords. Following these guidelines helps maintain the integrity and performance of the conveyor system​