Nov28-2M single-sided felt conveyor belt
Nov28-2M has a black felt carrying surface and a white fabric underside. The photographs show the contrasting faces and layered belt edge. For a replacement belt, provide the full model marking and the finished dimensions together with the conveyor arrangement.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Nov28-2M |
| Belt type | Single-sided felt conveyor belt |
| Faces shown | Black felt / white fabric |
| Supply | Custom dimensions |
| Brand | LK |
Send your belt dimensions, quantity and operating conditions for an enquiry.
Felt surface, fabric underside and edge
Choosing a felt belt for your conveyor
Consider the conveyed product, surface-contact requirements and support arrangement when selecting a felt belt. Include any concerns about marking, slipping, abrasion or cutting, and describe the belt speed and working environment. Where static control is required, include the required electrical resistance and test conditions.
Other felt belt series
The following reference covers 200F, 350F and 450F. These are separate belt types; the values are not Nov28-2M specifications.
| Belt type | Weight (kg/m²) | Minimum pulley diameter (mm) | Temperature range (°C) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 200F | 1.8 | 30 | −10 to +100 |
| 350F | 3 | 30 | −10 to +100 |
| 450F | 4 | 40 | −10 to +100 |
Dimensions and installation details
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Belt identification | Nov28-2M and the full existing belt marking |
| Finished dimensions | Length, width, thickness and required tolerances |
| Conveyor layout | Pulley diameters, support surface, belt route and tensioning travel |
| Operating duty | Product being conveyed, load, belt speed and contact conditions |
| Working environment | Temperature, moisture, cleaning agents and any static-control requirements |
| Joint and quantity | Existing joint method, installation access and order quantity |
Custom dimensions and joining
Share a dimensioned sketch or the dimensions of the existing belt. Photographs of the felt face and fabric underside, the edge and the joint help identify the construction and discuss the appropriate joining arrangement for your conveyor.
