Heavyweight DUROWALL™ Sidewall Solutions
Innovative Material Handling
Mills, smelters and foundries have been proving grounds for our heavyweight Durowall belts, with the thousands of corrugated sidewall belts in use today as evidence they work hard and tough. Supported by experienced and skilled teams – including manufacturing, engineering, field services, product specialists and a nationwide salesforce – we work with customers to find the right solutions for their heavy-duty applications.
Popular heavyweight sidewall conveyor belt applications include:
- Mining and cement
- Power generation
- Wastewater treatment
- Recycling
- Tunneling
- Steel manufacturing

Fabrication Options
Cross-Rigid Base Belting
Corrugated Sidewall
Polyurethane corrugated sidewalls are available for food-grade requirements, and provide consistent dependability. Black rubber sidewalls are used when more durability is needed or in applications that require a more robust construction.
Cleating
- T-cleat for most incline needs
- C-cleat (scoop cleat) for steeper angles
- Thin line cleats for smaller pulley diameters and lower tonnages
Whether your corrugated sidewall project is new or existing, horizontal or vertical, Motion Conveyance Solutions will find the right combination of sidewall, cleats, and belting needed for your application. We offer two types of sidewall belting: conventional and hot vulcanized.
- State-of-the-art hydraulic presses apply consistent and uniform pressure to ensure high adhesion levels between corrugated sidewall bases and belt covers
- Automated precision buffing machines grind sidewalls and belt covers to maximize component bond strengths
- Experienced technicians fabricate every belt to ISO standards
Hot Bonded
- Ideal for applications where a higher level of sidewall adhesion is required
- High-temperature environments
- Side-loading conveyors where material impacts sidewall first
- Hard-to-access conveyors where elevated adhesion values serve as an economical insurance policy
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