Structure reference
Woven Structure Reference
Woven-belt structure photos are used as a reference; the compound structure is confirmed from your sample or drawing.
Engineering-reviewed product route
Compound Weave Belt
Compound Weave Belt is designed for applications requiring specialized woven structures, stable product support and reliable continuous conveying. Belt selection is based on equipment design, product characteristics and operating conditions rather than structure alone.
Used for dense-support food and industrial conveying, small-product support, OEM and replacement projects.
model / drawing
spiral pitch
rod pitch
rod diameter
flat wire option
drive / sprocket
Specification Review
Information to Confirm Before Quotation
This page is structured as a review route. Final product selection should be confirmed by drawing, sample, old belt evidence, or installed-line conditions.
Material
SUS304 / SUS316 / Mild Steel
Spiral Pitch
6–20 mm (reference)
Spiral Wire
1.2–3.0 mm listed (reference)
Rod Pitch
6–20 mm (reference)
Belt Width
200–3000 mm / custom (reference)
Models
CB2 / CB3 / CB5 — definitions confirmed per project
Evidence and Application
Use Real Photos to Explain the Review Route
These images are selected as product, inspection, application, or packing references. They increase trust without exposing customer names, shipping labels, or private project information.
Inspection evidence
Width / Structure Check
Measured photos help connect the product body, edge route, and final specification before release.
Packing evidence
Export Packing Record
Packing photos can support release review for overseas projects, accessories, and repeat-order communication.
Applications
Where This Route Is Usually Reviewed
Dense-support food conveying
Small-product support
Industrial conveying
OEM projects
Replacement projects
Review Conditions
What Should Be Checked
Multi-strand woven structure for denser product support
Flat wire, side guard and edge options reviewed per drawing
Rod arrangement and drive compatibility confirmed before quotation
Replacement review can start from a sample or drawing
Risk Review
Common Risks Should Become Checkpoints
The page is not written as a catalog. It turns buyer uncertainty into practical review points before quotation or production.
Model codes without a confirmed definition can lead to the wrong structure.
Rod and spiral parameters are easily confused when measured from photos.
Reference combinations are not fixed combinations; the drive must be confirmed.
Inquiry Inputs
What Buyers Should Send
Complete drawings are helpful, but preliminary review can start from photos, samples, measurements, and operating conditions.
Model or drawing
Spiral pitch and wire diameter
Rod pitch and rod diameter
Flat wire details if used
Width, edge, drive / sprocket
Product size, temperature and load
Inquiry checklist
What to Send for a Compound Weave Belt Review
Before recommendation or production release, the useful review points are product photos, measured dimensions, operating conditions, drive interface, material route, and approved reference records.
Dimensional Checks
Width, usable width, pitch, rod diameter, wire diameter, side plate height, opening, and edge allowance.
Running Conditions
Belt speed, line speed, load, temperature, cleaning method, product release, airflow, drainage, and duty cycle.
System Fit
Turn ratio, drum diameter, tower path, sprocket engagement, support rails, drive side, and tracking route.
Release Reference
Confirmed drawing, approved sample, material record, pre-shipment inspection, packing photos, and repeat-order archive.
EEAT / Release Evidence
Evidence Buyers Can Ask JBL to Prepare
These records support trust during OEM, distributor, and replacement discussions without using promotional language.
Photo review
Old belt, product, edge, drive, or application photos.
Measurement record
Width, pitch, wire, rod, edge, or part dimensions.
Inspection evidence
Material, weld, burr, running, or release checks.
Packing record
Belt, parts, label, crate, and accessory evidence.
FAQ
Questions Before Sending Details
FAQ 01Can you quote from a model code such as CB3?
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FAQ 01
Can you quote from a model code such as CB3?
Model codes are reviewed against a sample or drawing first, because definitions differ between suppliers. The structure is confirmed before quotation.
FAQ 02Are the listed specifications fixed?
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FAQ 02
Are the listed specifications fixed?
No. They are reference specifications. Final dimensions and combinations follow the confirmed project drawing.
Product review inquiry
Send the available drawings, photos, samples, and operating details.
JBL can identify which specification details are missing before quotation or production confirmation.