This abrasive belt joint tape is specifically developed for butt splicing sanding belts, allowing manufacturers and users to convert sanding cloth into continuous loop belts. It ensures a secure and uniform joint that can withstand the mechanical stress of sanding operations.
The tape supports standard joint cutting angles—typically 67° for narrow belts and 75° for wide belts—with a tolerance range of ±1°, ensuring flexibility and compatibility during production. Custom angles can also be manufactured to meet specific application requirements.
Available in standard widths of 19mm and 25mm, with 19mm being the most commonly used, the tape is supplied in 100-meter rolls for efficient, large-scale use.
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Code |
Thickness |
Tensile Strength |
Test data |
Application |
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AP9168 |
0.168MM |
615N/CM |
3033N/5CM |
heavy duty, high flexibility |
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AP9138 |
0.138MM |
455N/CM |
2470N/5CM |
Various belts |
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AP9118 |
0.118MM |
325N/CM |
1710N/5CM |
High flexibility |
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AP9168 |
AP9138 |
AP9118 |
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Blue |
White |
Red |
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Standard angle of fiber reinforcement 55˚, 57˚, 75˚
Width:19mm, 25mm
Length:100m
Q1: Which angle should I choose for my sanding belt?
A: Generally, narrow belts utilize a 67˚ joint cutting angle, while wide belts typically require a 75˚ angle. However, our tapes offer a ±1˚ tolerance to ensure a secure fit for slight variations.
Q2: Can this tape be used for overlap joints?
A: This specific abrasive belt splicing tape is optimized for butt splicing to ensure a smooth, bump-free sanding surface. For overlap joints, different thickness considerations may apply.
Q3: Does the tape affect the thickness of the belt?
A: Our splicing tape for sanding belts is designed to be as low-profile as possible. This minimizes any "jump" or "thumping" when the joint passes over the contact wheel or the workpiece.
Q4: Is it possible to order custom angles or widths?
A: Yes. While 19mm and 25mm are our standard widths, we can manufacture custom angles and dimensions to meet specific industrial requirements.
Q5. What sizes are available?
A: Standard widths are 19mm and 25mm, with 19mm being the most widely used. Rolls are typically 100 meters long.