The world’s strongest belts
Phoenix Phoenocord was the world’s first steel-reinforced belt for the material handling industry. Since then, we’ve continually advanced its technology to handle the most challenging mining and material handling applications.
Designed for extreme environments
Phoenix Phoenocord conveyor belts are available up to a breaking strength of 10000 N/mm and a width of 3200 mm. Belts can be manufactured in lengths weighing up to an incredible 60 metric tons. With decades of experience and outstanding research and development, Phoenix Phoenocord belts have been proven to handle the most extreme conveyor belt applications.
![]() | The world’s strongest belts Phoenix Phoenocord belts handle the most demanding applications. We continue to lead the industry in designing the strongest belts to deliver the most extreme conveying solutions. |
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![]() | Life-long splices Our proven splicing methods, validated on our own as well as on independent two-pulley splice testers, result in dynamic splice efficiencies that outperform any standard. |
![]() | Highest impact resistance Our advanced cover compounds and our insulation gum’s superior adhesion combine to provide the impact, tear and abuse resistance your applications demand. |
![]() | Sybercord technology The next generation of steel cord belting. The special Sybercord cord design in combination with the highest manufacturing and quality standards and our advanced splicing technology provides a unique, reliable and unmatched product, performing on the highest level. Sybercord steel cords are optimized in terms of construction and design, utilized materials and processing technology. |
![]() | Belt monitoring systems Continental conveyor belt monitoring systems generate an overall picture of conveyor belt health. Our reliable belt monitoring tools can easily be adjusted to accommodate the typical changes that occur over the life of a conveyor belt. Easy to interpret belt condition reports are objectively generated by Continental’s monitoring software. |
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