These are some PVC cleat characteristics:

• Plastic PVC cleats are made of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a strong and flexible polymer that resists wear and chemicals.
• Cleat Design: Cleats come in varied shapes, sizes, and profiles to suit different materials, slope angles, and applications. Common cleat shapes are T-, V-, and rectangular.
• Height: Cleats are available in various heights to fit the application and prevent items from slipping or spilling during transport. The size and qualities of the material being transported can be used to determine cleat spacing.
• Decline/Incline PVC cleats can transport goods on inclines and dips, making them ideal for vertical transport.
• Variable Cleat Profiles: Cleat profiles and spacing can be adjusted to meet application material handling needs.
• PVC cleats handle goods softly, preventing damage or breaking during transport.
• Easy Maintenance: Conveyor belts are easy to clean and maintain, improving efficiency.
• Some PVC cleats are constructed from food-grade PVC for food and pharmaceutical applications.
• Oil and Chemical Resistance: PVC cleats can resist industrial oils, greases, and chemicals to keep the belt in good condition.
• To fulfill application needs, these conveyor belts can be adjusted in width, cleat height, spacing, and sidewall height.
• Durable Construction: PVC cleats are made of durable materials for long-term use.
• Safety Features: Guide profiles or tracking systems can maintain conveyor belts straight and prevent them from deviating.
• Hygienic Design: PVC cleated conveyor belts can have an easy-to-clean and sterilize surface for sanitary applications.
• Cost-Effective Solution: PVC cleats can handle materials on inclines without bucket elevators or inclined conveyors.

• Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Recycling
• Food processing