How should belts be stored to extend service life?

Store belts in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated indoor area. Keep them away from direct sunlight, heaters, ozone-producing equipment, chemicals, oil, moisture, and sharp objects. Avoid tight bends, long-term compression, or hanging belts from a single small peg, as these can cause permanent deformation or cracking.

For conveyor-belt rolls, provide correct support and rotate or reposition them during long-term storage to prevent deformation. Practice reasonable stock rotation (first-in, first-out) and always inspect the belt carefully before installation. Proper storage helps maintain the belt’s physical properties, elasticity, and surface condition, which directly supports longer service life once the product is put into use. Following these standard practices reduces the risk of premature aging and ensures the belt performs as expected under working conditions.