Industrial Conveyor Belting

PTFE Coated Fiberglass Belts & Silicone Rubber Coated Belts

 
PTFE coated fiberglass conveyor belts and silicone rubber coated conveyor belts

Taconic PTFE coated conveyor belts, PTFE coated fiberglass belts, and silicone rubber coated conveyor belts are engineered for high temperature industrial processing applications requiring non-stick release, dimensional stability, chemical resistance, airflow, durability, and reliable conveying performance.

Our PTFE fiberglass conveyor belts and non-stick process belts are widely used in food processing, heat sealing, packaging, drying, curing, laminating, textile processing, composite manufacturing, tortilla production, and high-speed industrial conveying systems.

Available in premium, standard, textured, anti-static, porous open mesh, silicone coated, and specialty constructions, Taconic industrial belting solutions are designed to support demanding manufacturing environments where heat resistance, release performance, airflow, tracking accuracy, and long-term durability are critical.

 
 

Performance Advantages

Performance built for
what never stops running.

Nonstick Release

PTFE and silicone coated belting surfaces provide reliable release for high-temperature conveying, food processing, heat sealing, and production applications.

Heat Resistance

Engineered belt constructions support consistent performance in demanding environments involving heat, pressure, and continuous operation.

Dimensional Stability

Strong coated fiberglass substrates help belts maintain shape, tracking, and performance during high-speed and high-temperature processing.

Durability

Durable coating systems and reinforced constructions help extend belt life in abrasive, repetitive, and production-driven applications.

 

Common Applications

Conveying, sealing & drying...
across every shift.

Taconic coated belting solutions are used across industries requiring dependable release, dimensional stability, heat resistance, airflow, belt tracking, and consistent conveying performance. These PTFE conveyor belts, PTFE mesh belts, silicone coated belts, and custom fabricated process belts support continuous operation in high temperature manufacturing environments.

Drying & Curing
Conveying Systems
Lamination
Textile Processing
Plastic Processing
Industrial Conveying
High Temperature Processing
 

Belt Grades

Match the belt grade
to the job at hand.

Premium grade PTFE coated belt

Premium Grade Belts

Heavy PTFE coating provides easy release, high chemical resistance and electrical strength.

High Release Chemical Resistance Electrical Strength
Standard grade PTFE coated belt

Standard Grade Belts

Smooth surface with excellent nonstick properties. The most widely used PTFE-glass belt grade.

Nonstick Surface General Purpose PTFE-Glass Belt
Economy grade PTFE coated belt

Economy Grade Belts

Light PTFE coating for economical applications where increased surface texture is useful.

Cost Effective Textured Surface Light PTFE Coating
Crease and tear resistant PTFE coated belt

Crease & Tear Resistant Belts

Substantially higher tear strength for high-speed applications.

Tear Resistant High Speed High Strength
Anti-static conductive PTFE coated belt

Anti-Static / Conductive Belts

Specially treated fabric helps reduce static build-up.

Anti-Static Conductive Static Control
Porous open mesh PTFE coated belt

Porous / Open Mesh Belts

Allows airflow through the belt to promote drying, curing and bonding of inks, pigments and powders.

Airflow Drying Belts Open Mesh
Silicone rubber coated belt

Silicone Rubber Coated Belts

Excellent release up to 500°F with superior abrasion, flex and chemical resistance.

Silicone Coated Abrasion Resistant High Flex
Two-ply PTFE coated fiberglass heat sealing belts
 

Specialty Construction

2-Ply
Belts

 

Two plies of PTFE coated fiberglass are laminated together with staggered splices to provide smooth, continuous thickness along the entire belt length. This helps provide a uniform seal in packaging and heat sealing applications. Belts are typically available in widths of 1/2” to 3”.

Fabrication Options

Every splice style,
built to your spec.

Taconic offers metallic, non-metallic, endless and open splices to accommodate your unique belting requirements.

Non-metallic splice options for PTFE conveyor belts
 

Non-Metallic Splices

Fabric notched splice, PEEK lacing, self loop or smart loop splice options offer durability and flexibility.

Metallic splice options for PTFE conveyor belts
 

Metallic Splices

Alligator and clipper splices are durable, easy to use and allow installation without taking machinery apart.

Endless splice options for PTFE conveyor belts
 

Endless Splices

Butt, overlap and scarfed splice options provide smooth working surfaces and durable seams.

 

Edge Reinforcements, Tracking & Guiding

Edges, guides, and hardware
that hold the line.

Heat sealed PTFE film edge reinforcement for conveyor belts
 

Heat Sealed PTFE Film Edge

PTFE film strips heat sealed to belt edges for a 1/2” or 1” surface.

Heat sealed fabric edge reinforcement for conveyor belts
 

Heat Sealed Fabric Edge

Six mil fabric heat sealed to belt edges for a 1” or 2” surface.

Sewn and sealed fabric edge reinforcement for open mesh conveyor belts
 

Fabric Edge, Sewn & Sealed

Commonly used on open mesh belting for extra reinforcement.

Grommets for industrial conveyor belt tracking
 

Grommets

Nickel plated brass grommets are offered in multiple I.D. sizes.

Guide snaps for PTFE conveyor belt tracking
 

Guide Snaps

Nickel plated brass snaps available in .37” diameter and .12” deep.

Silicone rubber guides for conveyor belt tracking
 

Silicone Rubber Guides

Guide options help support accurate tracking.

Kevlar guide cord for conveyor belt tracking
 

Kevlar® Guide Cord

4x4mm woven Kevlar® reinforced guide cord.

 

Selection Guide

Four factors that determine
your best belt.

Temperature Range

PTFE and silicone rubber coated belts can withstand continuous temperatures from -100°F to 500°F.

Pliability

Pulley diameter is critical. Thinner materials, including 0.010” and under, are more pliable than heavier coated fabrics.

Release Qualities

Surface finishes range from rough, semi-porous finishes to super smooth release surfaces.

Strength

Tensile and tear strength should match the load weight, belt speed and tension of the application.

 

Belt Data

Product Page Nominal Thickness
(inches)
Coated
Weight
(lbs./sq. yd.)
Tensile
Strength
Warp/Fill
(Typical)
(lbs./in.)
Tear
Strength
Warp/Fill
(Typical)
Download Data Sheet
Premium Smooth
8039 0.003 0.28 75 / 70 3.25 / 2.5 Download
A952 0.0031 0.30 92 / 62 2.1 / 0.97 Download
TL-7100 0.0075 0.71 185 / 145 12.5 / 8.0 Download
8109 0.010 1.00 300 / 175 10.0 / 8.0 Download
A1139 0.0105 1.00 270 / 165 10.5 / 6.0 Download
A1048 0.0245 2.16 565 / 545 18.0 / 17.0 Download
Premium Textured
8279 0.027 2.04 440 / 520 25.0 / 15.0 Download
Standard Smooth
8038 0.0028 0.26 95 / 70 3.25 / 2.5 Download
8108 0.0090 0.92 285 / 185 12.0 / 7.0 Download
8148 0.0135 1.35 400 / 300 15.0 / 15.0 Download
Standard Textured
8208 0.020 1.52 375 / 355 17.0 / 15.0 Download
8278 0.0255 1.83 400 / 500 25.0 / 20.0 Download
Economy Textured
8226 0.0225 1.33 455 / 370 100.0 / 100.0 Download
8356 0.034 2.10 850 / 650 50.0 / 60.0 Download
Porous
8115 0.013 0.77 250 / 215 25.0 / 15.0 Download
Crease & Tear Resistant Smooth
8054 0.0047 0.45 160 / 160 6.5 / 5.5 Download
8064 0.0055 0.50 175 / 150 9.0 / 7.5 Download
Crease & Tear Resistant Textured
8274 0.0245 1.83 450 / 625 60.0 / 80.0 Download
Tac-Black™
8103 0.0095 0.92 335 / 210 14.0 / 7.0 Download
8143 0.0148 1.36 410 / 320 10.4 / 7.8 Download
Tac-Black™ Anti-Static
8103AS 0.0095 0.90 280 / 210 8.5 / 8.0 Download
8143AS 0.0140 1.36 400 / 335 11.5 / 7.5 Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE / Glass Tan
8195 0.019 0.95 200 / 190 - Download
A970 0.033 0.89 225 / 175 - Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE / Glass Black
8303 0.035 0.90 225 / 225 - Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE / Glass Brown
8308 0.035 0.90 225 / 175 - Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE/Kevlar® & Kevlar®/Glass Gold
8305K 0.035 0.62 450 / 350 - Download
8305KG 0.035 1.25 450 / 600 - Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE/Kevlar® & Kevlar®/Glass Black AS
8305KAS 0.035 0.60 450 / 350 - Download
Open Mesh Belting - PTFE/Kevlar® & Kevlar®/Glass Brown
A1087 0.039 0.67 600 - Download

The data herein are averages based on the authoritative testing of several lot numbers. This information is intended for comparison purposes only. Kevlar® is a registered trademark of E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company.

 

Belting FAQ

Questions about PTFE conveyor belts
and silicone coated belts.

What are PTFE coated conveyor belts used for?

PTFE conveyor belts are used in applications requiring non-stick release, heat resistance, chemical resistance, dimensional stability, airflow, and dependable conveying performance. Common uses include food processing, heat sealing, packaging, drying, curing, laminating, and high temperature industrial processing.

What temperature can PTFE belts withstand?

Many Taconic PTFE and silicone rubber coated belts are designed for continuous operating temperatures from -100°F to 500°F, depending on the belt construction, application conditions, and process requirements.

What is the difference between PTFE and silicone conveyor belts?

PTFE coated conveyor belts provide excellent non-stick release, low friction, chemical resistance, and heat resistance. Silicone rubber coated belts offer strong grip, flexibility, abrasion resistance, release performance, and durability where traction or surface control is important.

What are open mesh PTFE coated belts?

Open mesh PTFE belts use an open fabric construction that allows airflow through the belt. They are commonly used in drying, curing, bonding, textile processing, and applications where airflow and heat transfer are important.

What splice options are available?

Taconic offers metallic, non-metallic, endless, and open splice options, including alligator, clipper, PEEK lacing, fabric notched, butt, overlap, and scarfed splice constructions depending on the belt and equipment requirements.

How do I choose the right conveyor belt material?

The right conveyor belt material depends on temperature, pulley diameter, release requirements, airflow, tensile strength, tear strength, belt speed, tracking needs, splice style, edge reinforcement, and whether the application requires PTFE, silicone rubber, porous, open mesh, anti-static, or specialty construction.

Ordering Your Taconic Belt

Please have the belt dimensions, desired splice, edge reinforcement, tracking devices and any special fabrication instructions available when requesting a custom belt.

Drive pulley recommendations: minimum drive pulley diameter is 6” for heavyweight belting and 3” for all other materials.

 

Ready to Get Started?

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custom PTFE or silicone coated belt?

Taconic can help you identify the right PTFE coated belt, silicone rubber coated belt, open mesh belt, or custom fabricated belting solution for your application.

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