Get Updates -- (800) 253-6300 -- sales@mulhernbelting.com HOME BELT SPECIFICATIONS / WIZARD FABRICATIONS LITERATURE ABOUT US CONTACT Lacing HomeFabrications Lacing Lacing - Belt Fabrications Selecteer een taal Nederlands Afrikaans Albanees Amharisch Arabisch Armeens Azerbeidzjaans Baskisch Bengaals Birmaans Bosnisch Bulgaars Catalaans Cebuano Chichewa Chinees (traditioneel) Chinees (vereenvoudigd) Corsicaans Deens Duits Esperanto Ests Fins Frans Fries Galicisch Georgisch Grieks Gujarati Haïtiaans Creools Hausa Hawaïaans Hebreeuws Hindi Hmong Hongaars Iers Igbo IJslands Indonesisch Italiaans Japans Javaans Jiddisch Kannada Kazachs Khmer Kinyarwanda Kirgizisch Koerdisch Koreaans Kroatisch Lao Latijn Lets Litouws Luxemburgs Macedonisch Malagasi Malayalam Maleis Maltees Maori Marathi Mongools Nepalees Noors Odia (Oriya) Oeigoers Oekraïens Oezbeeks Pashto Perzisch Pools Portugees Punjabi Roemeens Russisch Samoaans Schots Keltisch Servisch Sesotho Shona Sindhi Sinhala Slovaaks Sloveens Soendanees Somalisch Spaans Swahili Tadzjieks Tagalog Tamil Tataars Telugu Thai Tsjechisch Turkmeens Turks Urdu Vietnamees Wels Wit-Russisch Xhosa Yoruba Zoeloe Zweeds Mogelijk gemaakt door Translate The most common way of installing belting on conveyors is by Lacing. A laced splice is simple to attach to a belt with the proper equipment and easy to install on a conveyor. In order to achieve proper results the belting must be absolutely square and the proper size lacing must be installed. Following procedures incorrectly could result in the belt not tracking and/or lace failure. There are several manufacturers of lacing, such as Flexco or Minet. Use our Lacing Chart and the descriptions below to determine appropriate lacing. The FLEXCO Product Handbook outlines specific lacing products and tools. Clipper Individual clips are installed via a special machine with minimal damage to the belt and joined via a pin. It provides a smooth joint that is excellent for trough conveyors and small pulleys. Clip N Lock Individual clips are installed via a special machine with minimal damage to the belt and joined via a pin. It provides a smooth joint that is excellent for trough conveyors and small pulleys. Unibar Individual clips are welded together via common bar, installed with a special machine and joined via a pin. The common bar design prevents hooks from breaking away. Not recommended for troughing conveyors. Alligator Strips of steel with teeth are hammered into the belting and joined via a pin. A popular style for its ease of installation. Not recommended for troughing conveyors or small pulleys. Staple Strips of steel with teeth are hammered into the belting and joined via a pin. A popular style for its ease of installation. Not recommended for troughing conveyors or small pulleys. MR Lacing Strips of steel with teeth are hammered into the belting and joined via a pin. A popular style for its ease of installation. Not recommended for troughing conveyors or small pulleys. Plastic Rivet Small plastic plates are installed with a machine and then joined via a non-metallic pin. This lacing is designed for areas where metal cannot be used such as metal detectors. Spiral Lace Polyester webbing is vulcanized or sewn into belt ends and then joined via a non-metallic pin. Used in X-ray machines or metal detectors. Soft Seal Splice Exclusive to PTFE belting this splice lacks metal fasteners to prevent damage to the material being conveyed. Bolt Solid Plate Steel plates are bolted together to form a belt splice. Inexpensive tools are used in the installation. Used in heavy duty applications. Bolt Hinged Solid plates are bolted together with inexpensive tools and the ends joins via a pin. Used in heavy duty applications. Super Screw A rubber filler is screwed through the belt with inexpensive tools. Used in heavy duty applications. Rivet Hinged Solid plates are riveted to the belt ends via a special tool and held together with a pin. Used in heavy duty applications. MS Lacing Solid plates are screwed to the belt ends via a common tools and held together with a pin. Rivet Solid Solid plates are riveted to the belt while it is on the conveyor. A special tool is used to install this lacing. Used in extra heavy duty applications. Mulhern Belting can lace belting in any of several configurations: Recessed Lacing Hidden Lacing Standard Lacing Cover Flap Lacing Profile Part Number Search Search by Part Number: Keyword Search Enter a keyword to search for: Profile Search Wizard Please select relevant criteria and start search: All Compounds... All Heights... All Profile Types... FABRICATIONS Profiles Specialty Hole Punch Endless Lacing SUPPORT Belt Formulas and Technical Data Troubleshooting Guide BELT PRO PHONE APP ABOUT MULHERN Home Page About us Contact Us © Mulhern Belting (800) 253-6300