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    Conveyor Belt Fabrication in West Michigan

    IDI cuts, splices, and vulcanizes conveyor belts in our Comstock Park, MI shop and on-site at your plant, for manufacturers across West Michigan. Send us your belt specs and we will quote it.

    Belts made to fit your conveyor

    We fabricate conveyor belts to your conveyor: cut to length and width, hot vulcanized endless in our press, or finished with mechanical lacing. When a belt can't come off the line, our team does the vulcanizing on-site at your plant. Tell us what your conveyor runs and we will match it.

    • Cut to length and custom widths
    • Hot vulcanized endless splices
    • Mechanical lacing installed
    • On-site vulcanizing at your plant
    IDI technician holding a rubber conveyor belt at the vulcanizing press in the Comstock Park shop

    What we do

    Conveyor belting rolled out from a large roll and measured for cutting in the IDI warehouse

    Cut to length and width

    We cut belting to the exact length your conveyor takes and cut it to custom widths in our shop, so the belt shows up sized to fit.

    IDI technician positioning a rubber conveyor belt on the vulcanizing press table

    Hot vulcanized splicing

    We vulcanize belts endless in our shop press. A vulcanized splice is a smooth, continuous joint with no metal on the belt, and the belt ships as one loop ready to install.

    IDI technician installing mechanical lacing on a chevron conveyor belt

    Mechanical lacing

    When a line needs to be back up fast, or the belt has to come apart for maintenance, we install mechanical belt fasteners, including Flexco lacing.

    On-site vulcanizing at your plant

    Some belts can't come off the conveyor. Our team comes to your plant and vulcanizes the splice in place, so you get a vulcanized joint without pulling the belt.

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    Skirtings, flashings, and custom parts

    Our in-house die-cutting operation makes skirtings, flashings, gaskets, and custom belt components from sheet rubber, PVC, urethane, and conveyor belting. See all services

    What to send for a quote

    1. Belt width
    The width of the belt, or of the conveyor bed.
    2. Overall length
    The finished length, or the measurement around the pulleys.
    3. Belt type
    The specs printed on the old belt, or what it carries and how hot it runs.
    4. Splice and location
    Vulcanized or mechanical lacing, in our shop or at your plant, and how many belts. A photo helps.

    Conveyor belt fabrication questions

    Does IDI vulcanize conveyor belts endless?

    Yes. IDI hot vulcanizes conveyor belts endless in our Comstock Park, MI shop, so the belt arrives as one continuous loop ready to install.

    Does IDI do on-site conveyor belt vulcanizing?

    Yes. When a belt can't come off the conveyor, our team comes to your plant and vulcanizes the splice in place.

    Can you install mechanical lacing on a conveyor belt?

    Yes. We install mechanical belt fasteners, including Flexco lacing, when you need a splice that goes in fast or can be opened up for maintenance.

    Do you cut conveyor belting to length and width?

    Yes. We cut conveyor belting to the length your conveyor takes and cut it to custom widths in our shop.

    What information do I need for a conveyor belt quote?

    Send the belt width, overall length, belt type or the specs printed on the old belt, the splice you want (vulcanized or mechanical lacing), whether you need on-site work, and the quantity. A photo of the old belt helps.

    Which conveyor belt brands does IDI work with?

    IDI sources conveyor belting and fasteners from Habasit, Flexco, PPI, and Fenner, including rubber, PVC, urethane, and food-grade belting.

    Where does IDI provide conveyor belt fabrication?

    We fabricate belts in our Comstock Park, MI shop and do on-site work at plants across West Michigan, including Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, and Cadillac.

    Serving Grand Rapids, Holland, Muskegon, Kalamazoo, Cadillac and the rest of West Michigan.

    Need a part or a price?

    Contact us for a quote, technical help, or to learn more about our product lines.

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