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From hot vulcanizers to PVC belt solutions, built for splicing, repairing, and installing all types of conveyor belts
Built to repair various belt types, supporting a wide range of vulcanizing temperatures and pressures, with fast cooling to below 70°C in 15–20 minutes to minimize downtime and keep production moving.
The water-cooled vulcanizing press is engineered for speed, portability, and high-performance splicing.
The VULCANFRAME two-piece frame press is a customizable, heavy-duty vulcanizing press designed for fast assembly and reliable performance.
The PVC vulcanizing press is a specialized machine designed for pressing and vulcanizing PVC-based conveyor belts and plastic products.
EPNUO TW Series is a solid aluminum frame press thatallows for quick and easy operation.
The hydraulic vulcanizing press is engineered for cold climate applications, where traditional water-cooled vulcanizers may fail due to freezing or pipe damage.
The WK vulcanizing press is designed for hot vulcanization of rubber conveyor belts, particularly those reinforced with fabric.
The workshop vulcanizing press is a reinforced model designed to handle splicing tasks that require higher vulcanization pressure. As an upgraded version of conventional vulcanizers, this vulcanizing press delivers greater efficiency and improved structural strength, achieving a perfect belt finish without deformations.
Designed for PVC and PU conveyor belts, this portable air-cooled splice press features an integrated cooling system with no need for external components such as water tanks or pumps, making it ideal for on-site belt splicing and mobile repair work.
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A vulcanizing press is designed for repairing damaged or worn rubber conveyor belts, especially in on-site environments. These splicing machines are compact, easy to operate, and ideal for addressing belt damage quickly and effectively.
In industrial settings, conveyor belts are essential for material handling, and joint wear is inevitable. Replacing an entire belt is costly and time-consuming. A vulcanizing press allows for on-site repair, significantly reducing both material costs and downtime. Vulcanization is generally preferred for belt splicing due to its superior strength, longer service life, and cleaner operation.
For coal mines using PVG belts, a vulcanizing press is the ideal solution. Our vulcanizing presses offer adjustable temperature control from 0–200°C, meeting the typical 130°C curing requirement for PVG belts. After vulcanization, the belt naturally cools to below 70°C within 15–20 minutes greatly minimizing production delays. The vulcanizing machine is durable and efficient, making it a perfect fit for the demands of coal mining.
Yes. We recommend using a hydraulic vulcanizing press. Our hydraulic models offer surface pressure up to 125 N/cm², which improves the bonding strength and static stiffness of the belt after vulcanization. It also reduces the release of volatiles during high-temperature curing, resulting in a stronger, longer-lasting splice.
The KR-200 stationary vulcanizing press is ideal for high-volume belt installation. It’s an upgraded version of the standard press, featuring higher efficiency and added safety mechanisms, such as an automatic safety-lock lifting system and built-in rollers for mobility. This model is specifically designed for intensive splicing tasks in mining operations.
