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Comprehensive information and technical data on belts used in distribution centres.

You've just fitted a new belt. Your production line is back up and running. Then, two hours later, the belt fails at the join. Your line stops again. More downtime. More stress. More money lost.

When a belt fails, the immediate reaction is often to blame the belt itself. But here's what we've learned from decades of fitting and replacing belts across every industry: the belt is rarely the problem.