submarine cables haul-off caterpillar belts
During the laying of submarine cables, submarine haul-off caterpillar belts are used to pull the cable from the vessel or the shore to a designated location on the seabed, ensuring accurate laying and high-quality installation! Yonghang submarine cable haul-off caterpillar belts are manufactured using an integrated mould vulcanisation process, ensuring they do not delaminate or…
During the laying of submarine cables, submarine haul-off caterpillar belts are used to pull the cable from the vessel or the shore to a designated location on the seabed, ensuring accurate laying and high-quality installation! Yonghang submarine cable haul-off caterpillar belts are manufactured using an integrated mould vulcanisation process, ensuring they do not delaminate or fracture, with a smooth surface. They feature high tensile strength, excellent wear resistance and a long service life. The hardness can be adjusted between 45 and 85 degrees, and the surface can be customised with U-grooves or V-grooves, or manufactured to your drawings or samples!
Features:
Seamless, one-piece construction
Can be machined with horizontal or vertical grooves on the surface to facilitate drainage, cooling and the discharge of liquids
The belt has no joints, openings or joints forming a line.
Provides smoother and more stable operation in caterpillar mechanisms.
Vulcanised Rubber Coating
The outer surface is completely vulcanised.
Does not damage the cable, optimises surface friction.
Provides a long-lasting, high abrasion resistant surface.
40-80 Shore Hardness Range
It offers the right hardness option according to the area of use.
Resistant to high pressure and heat.
Colour and Customisation Options
The inner/outer surface can be produced in different colours (e.g. inner black/green – outer red/gay/white).
Application
Cable production lines
Energy and electrical installations
Industrial cable pulling machines
Infrastructure and automation systems
Caterpillar mechanisms
Cable production lines
Infrastructure and automation systems
Caterpillar mechanisms












