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Conveyor belt services

Splicing, installation, repair and emergency response — with the belt on the truck.

4 min readUpdated Aug 2026

What this service covers

Everything between "the belt ripped" and "the belt is running": splicing (vulcanized, mechanical and finger), belt removal and installation, tracking, repair, and 24-hour emergency response. Our Fontana warehouse keeps 24+ rolls of the industry’s most common belting and a full line of mechanical fasteners, so the part and the crew arrive together. Crews dispatch from Northern and Southern California and work across CA, NV, OR and WA.

When you need it

  • A belt failure, right now. Rips, pulled splices, and belts run to destruction — the 24/7 line is (888) 480-0680.
  • A planned belt change. New belt, supplied and installed in one visit, old belt rolled and disposed of.
  • A splice you don’t trust. Splices from the lowest bidder fail at 2am. We re-splice properly.
  • Chronic tracking or spillage. Often a belt symptom with a transfer-point cause — we fix the cause.

What every splice includes

While most vulcanizing companies “only splice,” every ACT splice includes belt removal and install, removal of idlers or other equipment required to splice, mechanical or vulcanized joining, and tracking of the belt. 18–60″ vulcanizing capability; cold-bond available; heavy and light weight belt services.

Have this ready when you call

Belt width, ply and rating, cover thicknesses, overall length, splice preference, and the material carried. Don’t know a spec? Tell us the conveyor and material and we’ll work it out.

Belt emergency triage

What happenedHow urgentWhat we do
Belt torn through / splice failedEmergency — call nowMechanical splice gets you running same shift; vulcanize at the next planned window
Rip or gouge, belt still runningDays, not weeksAssess, patch or plan the replacement before it becomes the first row
Edge damage from mistrackingFix the cause this weekTrack the belt, square the structure — then repair what the steel chewed
Belt slipping at the driveSoon — it’s burning beltTension, take-up and lagging check; slip never fixes itself
Belt just… oldPlan itMeasured replacement on your outage schedule, belt from our stock

How an emergency call runs

  • 1. Call (888) 480-0680. A real person, 24/7 — not a form that gets read Monday.
  • 2. Ten minutes of questions. Belt width, what failed, splice type, access. This is what decides what goes on the truck.
  • 3. Crew rolls with belt, splice kits and tooling from our Fontana stock — 20,000+ feet of belting means the belt usually exists before the call ends.
  • 4. Back in service — then the honest debrief: why it failed, and what stops the sequel.

What to have ready when you call

  • Belt width and approximate length (center-to-center if you know it)
  • What failed — a phone photo is worth ten descriptions
  • Splice type currently on the belt — vulcanized or mechanical
  • Access — can a truck reach the conveyor, and is there power at the head end?
  • Material and duty — what the belt carries and how hot it runs

Frequently asked questions

How fast can a crew get to us in an emergency?

We maintain 24-hour emergency service dispatched from Northern and Southern California. Call (888) 480-0680 with the plant location and belt spec, and the crew rolls with belting and fasteners on the truck.

Vulcanized or mechanical — which will you recommend?

Whichever your conveyor actually needs. Vulcanized for high-tension, long-life belts where the downtime is affordable; mechanical when speed wins. We stock both, including the Superscrew® — the only fastener as strong as a vulcanized splice.

Do you supply the belt too?

Yes — over 20,000 feet of Spectrum™ belting stocked locally, plus factory-direct options. One call covers belt, splice, install and disposal of the old belt.

The ACT Group

Applied Conveyor Technology — bulk material handling experts. Dust control, conveyor services, silo cleaning, parts, and engineering.

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