Flaking Stations
Engineered & Built for
Safety and Speed.
Belts from 1,050-2,200mm
wide, and up to 25km long
Most transport within one 40’
and one 20’ sea container
Custom Sizes Available
Add more or less sections
to suit conveyor size
Special features
for on-site safety
Conveyor Belt Flaking Stations
Belting is heavy and other flaking systems can create manual handling issues and high belt pull forces. We developed a design to mi nimise both
the manual handling and belt friction associated with flaking out and pulling on long lengths of heavy steel cord belts.
Our design is based on rolling elements, meaning the force required to pull the belts into and out of the flaking system is considerably less than
dragging the belt over itself, allowing for the use of smaller and simpler winches. This also assists with keeping the mounting and anchoring of the
equipment to a minimum.
Benefits
Designed completely to Australian Standards and fully supported with spares, upgrades and ongoing development.
Manual handling and line of fire risks are minimised.
Modular design allows quick set up for different conveyor belt lengths.
Portable design, with built-in transport and storage solutions.
Lower forces generated from reduced friction, meaning smaller winches and winding equipment are needed.
Our belt flaking systems are ideal for use with belts wider than 1400mm and heavier than 40kg/m.
Easily Transportable
The entire belt flaking system can be transported and stored, in a disassembled state, in just one 40’ and one 20’ sea container, depending on the
length of the conveyor system.
Download the Flaking Stations Brochure
Discover how our engineered belt flaking stations cut friction, save time, and maximize productivity
across demanding conveyor applications.
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A strategic collaboration bringing together complementary rubber expertise and a shared desire to support mining customers with circular mining solutions.