2024 - Fenner Dunlop Conveyor Belting

‘A Friend for Life – Fenner Dunlop upgrades its Belt Buddy App’

Maximize Your Conveyor Operations Introducing the Latest Update to Fenner Dunlop’s Belt Buddy App!…

‘Are your conveyor belts safe for humans and the environment?’

‘The Invisible belt destroyers’’ How ozone and ultraviolet light dramatically shorten the working life of conveyor belts.

‘PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE’ How to minimise the risk and extent of accidental conveyor belt damage.

No matter what price you pay, it is how long your conveyor belts last before…

‘AVOIDING STEEL CORD DISASTER...’ Steel cord belts are vulnerable to catastrophic rip damage. Read this interesting insight into early warning systems and how to limit the extent of serious damage.

‘When less is more’ Fenner Dunlop believe that single and dual-ply belts are the future. Conveyor belt specialist, Bob Nelson, explains how and why.

REASONS FOR BEING CHEAP – PART three

‘Second to None’ Gary Ashe of Machinery Movers explains how the lengths that Fenner Dunlop go to produce very high-quality belts are second to none.

It is estimated that in mining and quarrying especially, up to 80% of belts…

Rob van Oijen, Fenner Dunlop, the Netherlands, explains how fertilizer producers can increase the working lifetime of conveyor belts, whilst decreasing their cost.

Wear and tear – causes, effects and solutions. Conveyor specialist Bob Nelson explains the causes of conveyor belt wear and tear, the solutions and why there are such big differences in durability between manufacturers...

Too soon on the scrapheap. Describes the causes and effects of conveyor belt wear and tear and the reasons for huge disparities in operational lifetime and price between one manufacturer and another.

Leading conveyor experts share their insights on a range of topics covering everything from extending belt life to minimising dust and spillage

How ozone and ultraviolet light dramatically shorten the working life of conveyor belts.

Reasons for being cheap - Part two

Single and dual-ply – are they the future

Conveyor specialist Bob Nelson Explains how top-grade rubber conveyor belts are made