The transition from flat to tubular shape is achieved through inclined rollers, which mold the belt into a tube-like structure, ideal for safe material transport without spillage—even across short horizontal and vertical sections. This design also allows for inclines of up to 35° without compromising safety and transport efficiency.

 

 

Tubular belts offer numerous advantages, such as protecting the transported material from harmful environmental agents (like moisture and dust) and greater maneuverability in confined spaces. Depending on the characteristics of the material to be conveyed, a specific calculation is carried out to determine the most suitable belt type, class, and width to ensure optimal capacity.

In general, FLEXPIPE® is ideal for shorter transport routes, while SIDERPIPE® is preferred for longer distances due to its low elasticity and reduced need for tensioners.

 

Available cover types: Y, X, K, CLASS A, MOR, OR (see Cover types page)