Oil-resistant multi-ply conveyor belting is constructed of materials that resist absorbing oils that may be present in the environment and on the items being moved on the conveyor belt. This reduces how often the belting will need to be replaced when used in manufacturing facilities and similar applications where it will be exposed to oil. This belting is commonly used to replace a worn or damaged belt on a conveyor to prevent belt malfunction and conveyor downtime. Standard multi-ply conveyor belting can be used to replace a worn or damaged belt on a conveyor to prevent belt malfunction and conveyor downtime. It can also be used to upgrade an existing belt on a conveyor to a belt that is better suited for a specific environment or application. Sometimes called flat belting, multi-ply conveyor belting is made from material that has an internal layer of strong woven fabric surrounded by top and bottom covers that protect the inner layer. Mechanical fasteners (also known as belt lacing) or non-mechanical endless splicing techniques are used to join the ends of the belt and form a loop when installing the replacement conveyor belt on a conveyor. Multi-ply conveyor belting is commonly used in package handling, manufacturing, bulk material storage, and food processing applications. This listing is for each. Technical Specification Item Oil-Resistant Multi-Ply Conveyor Belt Overall Length Cut to Length (15 ft Minimum) Ordering Instructions Cut to Length, 15 ft Minimum, Order by the Foot (Example - To Order 15 ft, Order Quantity Must be 15) Conveyor Belt Material Nitrile Rubber Belt Ply 3 Top Surface Smooth Bottom Surface Smooth Belt Thickness 1/4 in Belt Width 30 in Belt Properties Fire Retardant Grain, Flame Retardant, Oil Resistant Color Black For Lacing Number #140 Solid Plate, #550 Bolt On, #R5 Rivet For Lacing Type Bolt-Hinge Lacing For Minimum Pulley Diameter 16 in (18 in Elevator) Maximum Working Tension 330 piw Application #140 Solid Plate, #550