The Ultimate Guide to Plastic Modular Belting: Revolutionizing Industrial Conveyance
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It is not lost on the team here at Techbelt that there are many options available when it comes to PTFE tapes and PTFE belting, as well as PU, PVC, and modular conveyor belts. With a wide range of suppliers in the market, gaining new customers can be challenging. However, we understand that once we begin working with a new customer, it is essential to consistently build and strengthen that relationship at every stage of supply.
Our core focus remains on delivering high-quality conveying solutions, supported by an extended range of conveyor belting options to meet broader application requirements. We are committed to ensuring our customers receive exactly what they need, quickly and efficiently. Delays in responses or extended lead times can cause unnecessary disruption, which is why we have structured our operations to provide a reliable and responsive service.
With worldwide shipping and a 24/7 fitting service, we are able to support our customers wherever they operate, minimising downtime and ensuring continuity in production.
This approach has led to a strong base of repeat customers who continue to return, forming a key part of our ongoing growth strategy.
The positive feedback we receive continues to drive us to improve, allowing us to deliver high-level technical solutions across PTFE tapes and belting, alongside PU, PVC, and modular systems, to support a wide and varied customer base.
PTFE TAPES
PTFE Adhesive Tapes (often incorrectly referred to as Teflon ® Tape) are constructed using high performance adhesives usually offered in Silicone or acrylic. PTFE is applied by dip-coating on to a woven fiberglass to produce various grades to suit all applications.
PTFE MATERIALS
Our extensive range of PTFE coated glass cloth, Silicone coated glass cloth & kevlar coated materials covers a wide range of applications. Our materials are technically unique as demonstrated by many of their key attributes. We produce an extensive range of conveyor belts and sheet products from our stocks and welcome all enquiries for global shipping.
PU & PVC MATERIALS
We have expanded to now introduce PU & PVC to our core range all manufactured from our new facility in Mytholmroyd, Halifax. A wide range of materials are available. We are thrilled to get this new range of materials introduced to our customers
Our business is built on service. We place a high value on being able to support our customers in all areas such as the speed we provide our quotations and the time we take to deliver our goods to the customer.
Techbelt has family business values with global reach. We supply to over 50 countries worldwide and strive to continue to offer our specialist products whatever your geographic location.
With a Technical Sales Team that has over 80 years of experience between us, we welcome any challenging request and thrive on providing technical solutions across our range of products
We are passionate about our customers and are proud to have served over 10,000 customers. We aim to expand on this to build more long lasting relationships.
We aim to dispatch all customer orders for slit tapes within 1 – 2 working days. Our full time slitting department is on hand to ensure all cut rolls go straight into production on the day they are ordered.
We are proud to offer 24/7 fitting to ensure our customers have as minimal downtime as possible. This service is available for all customers in the UK.
Technical Sales Team
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