Flat Wire Conveyor Belts, also known as honeycomb conveyor belt. The flat wire belt is composed of cross bars and flat metal strips.

On both sides of the belt, the cross bar has a welding ring (welding edge). In many sizes, it is possible to have adhesive edges on both sides of the belt.

There are many predefined belts that perform different pitch and material sizes. The belt can also be equipped with side panels or flight. Flat wires are arranged in a lattice form and connected to straight circular rods. The materials of flat ribbon generally include high carbon steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and other materials

The advantages of flat wire conveyor belts:

• Twice the life of competitive belts

• Installation requires no special tools

• Positive driven for excellent belt tracking

• Up to 81% open area for excellent flow through

• Allows for tight transfers

• Available up to 150 inches wide

• High strength-to-weight ratio

• Welded button edge or clinched edge

• Flat carrying surface

• Easy to clean and to install

• Easily joined

• Strong edge reduces snagging or catching on conveyor protrusions

The types of edge:

           1.with welded edges                                2.with clinged edges 3.with chain edges

Materials Available:

• Stainless Steel 1.4301 (304)

• Stainless Steel 1.4401 (316)

• Stainless Steel 1.4541 (321)**

• Stainless Steel 1.4828**

• Mild Steel.

• Galvanised Mild Steel.

The specifications of flat wire conveyor belt:

A: Overall Width (mm)       B: Cross Rod Pitch (mm)      C: Nominal Lateral Pitch (mm)

D: Cross Rod Diameter (mm)     E: Height of flat strip material (mm)

F: Thickness of flat strip material (mm) G: Number of Apertures Across Width (mm)

The specifications of flat wire conveyor belt
Cross Rod Pitch(mm)	Lateral Pitch (mm)	flat strip (mm)	Cross Rod(mm)
13.7 to 76.2	14.6 to 26.25	9.5 X 1.25	3 to 8

The applications of flat wire conveyor belts as below:

● Transport systems
● Heating systems
● Baking systems
● Cooling systems
● Washing systems
● Freezing systems
● Packaging systems
● Sorting systems
● Drying systems
● Product handling systems
● Sieving systems
● Bread production systems
● Waste handling systems