Grain Conveyor Belting

A grain conveyor uses a continuous belt, chain, or modular link system driven by motorized pulleys to move grain from one point to another, such as from storage bins to trucks or processing equipment. The belt surface—steel, wire mesh, or plastic modular—supports and carries the grain while minimizing spillage and damage.

We supply three main types: steel hinged belting (piano hinge, steel belt hinge, and apron hinge styles) for heavy-duty applications; wire mesh belting for airflow and processing; and modular plastic belting for easy cleaning and flexible configurations like straight running, side-flexing, and spiral setups.

Yes, all our grain conveyor belting options—steel hinged, wire mesh, and modular—can be customized in width, length, pitch, and configuration to match your existing conveyor systems, ensuring proper fit and minimizing installation downtime.

Selection depends on your application: steel hinged belting suits heavy-duty, high-load environments; wire mesh belting is ideal when airflow or drainage is needed; and modular belting offers flexibility and easy cleaning for processing lines. Our technical team can help you evaluate load capacity, environment.

Maintenance varies by belt type but generally includes routine inspection for wear, debris buildup, and hinge or link damage, along with periodic cleaning and lubrication where applicable. Our belting is designed for low-maintenance operation, and we provide troubleshooting guides and technical support to help minimize downtime.