OEM Supply & Replacement Matching
Match product support, open area, belt pitch, edge construction and sprocket engagement to your equipment. JBL Mesh Belt supports OEM builders, distributors and replacement buyers from specification review through delivery follow-up.
A drawing, existing belt photos or a physical sample are enough to start the review.
Width options
300-3000 mm / Custom
Material options
Mild Steel / SUS304 / SUS316
Start with Your Project
The right starting point depends on whether you are building equipment, supplying a customer or replacing an installed belt.
Designing a new freezing, washing or processing line?
Share product size, load, belt width, transfer points and drive arrangement. We will review the carrying surface, open area and sprocket interface with your equipment requirements.
Review My OEM RequirementNeed a specification your customer can confirm?
Send the drawing, sample reference, required quantity and document needs. We will identify the dimensions and options that must be confirmed before quotation.
Discuss My Supply RequirementReplacing a worn belt or solving a drive mismatch?
Start with photos of the full belt, both edges, sprockets and the problem area. Include the dimensions you know or send a sample when the original drawing is unavailable.
Review My Replacement BeltFit & Specifications
These reference options come from the current Eye Link Belt technical specification. Final dimensions, material and tolerances follow the agreed drawing or sample.
Open the original specification page to see the measurement positions and project fields.
| Parameter | Specification Options | Confirm for Your Project |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Mild Steel / SUS304 / SUS316 | Confirm temperature, corrosion, hygiene and product-load conditions |
| Eye-link pitch | 3.6 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10.5 / 12 mm | Confirm product support and required open area |
| Rod pitch | 25.4 / 50 / 50.8 / 76.2 mm / Custom | Match the belt, edge route and sprocket design |
| Wire diameter | 1.6 / 2.0 / 2.5 mm | Confirm against product support and load |
| Reinforcement wire | 2.0 / 2.5 mm; single / double | Confirm whether reinforcement is required |
| Cross-rod diameter | 5.0 / 6.0 / 8.0 mm / Custom | Confirm width, load and drive arrangement |
| Parameter | Specification Options | Confirm for Your Project |
|---|---|---|
| Belt width | 300-3000 mm / Custom | Final width follows the agreed drawing or sample |
| Belt length | Custom | Confirm equipment route and required joining method |
| Edge treatment | Roller Chain / Reinforced Plate | Confirm chain, plate, clearance and drive interface |
| Accessories | Reinforced Plate / Groove-Type Structure / Flights | Select only when the product and equipment require them |
| Surface treatment | Pickling | Confirm any additional finish or cleaning requirement |
| Sprockets | Required / Not Required | Confirm teeth, bore, keyway and engagement |
Missing some data? Send the drawing, photos, and dimensions you have; JBL Mesh Belt will identify the remaining Eye Link Belt review points.
Start Eye Link InquiryStructure Options
The images below are original materials from the current technical specification. They illustrate configuration routes; your project still needs dimensional and operating-condition confirmation.
Original overview from the current technical specification. Confirm pitch, rod, width and edge arrangement for the project.
Plate-edge construction shown in the technical specification. Check edge clearance and rod-end arrangement against the equipment.
Roller-chain edge construction shown in the technical specification. Match chain data and sprocket engagement before production.
The source specification labels this example as SUS304. Confirm the order material through the agreed specification and material record.
The source specification labels this example as SUS316. A photograph alone does not verify material grade.
A reinforcement option for projects where the width, load or equipment layout requires additional support.
A formed structure option from the technical specification. Confirm its purpose and dimensions for the product route.
Flights can be reviewed for product control or incline handling. Height, spacing and weld arrangement are project-specific.
A sprocket example from the technical specification. Tooth profile, teeth, bore and keyway must match the confirmed belt route.
Inspection Photos & Videos
The readings below belong to the photographed samples. They show how a dimension can be recorded; they do not replace your approved project specification.
The displayed sample reading is 25.40 mm. Your order follows the value on the agreed drawing.
The displayed sample reading is 50.00 mm. It is a reference example, not a universal dimension.
The displayed sample reading is 50.80 mm. The specification also lists 76.2 mm and custom routes.
Workshop footage shows a sprocket moved manually across the belt to view tooth contact. It is not an installed equipment running test.
A second hand-moved sprocket view for engagement discussion. Final fit requires the confirmed pitch, tooth profile and equipment data.
Material and surface-treatment documents
Eye-link pitch, rod pitch, wire and rod dimensions
Edge construction and sprocket engagement
Finished belt, accessories and packing records
Replacement & Equipment Fit
A belt can look similar and still differ at the pitch, edge or sprocket interface. Show the condition and equipment together before changing a dimension or structure.
Review rod pitch, chain or plate edge, sprocket profile, tooth count, shaft position and visible wear together. One measurement cannot confirm the complete drive fit.
Compare product size and load with eye-link pitch, wire diameter, rod pitch, reinforcement and required open area before changing the belt construction.
Photograph the full surface, both edges, joining area and sprockets. Add width, pitch, wire, rod and edge dimensions or provide a sample for review.
Full belt, both edges, damaged area, sprockets, installed-line view, known dimensions and operating notes. Send a sample if the original drawing is unavailable.
Confirm five things on a drawing and a trial section before bulk: the eye-link surface (wire and links), whether reinforcement is needed, the edge type, the sprocket fit, and the material for your temperature and cleaning. I show each one below with readings from two real projects.
| Checkpoint | What you confirm | Real project |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Surface | Wire diameter, edge link height and thickness | Australia, 2020 |
| 2. Reinforcement | Needed or not; checked on the trial section | Australia, 2020 |
| 3. Edge | Reinforced plate edge or roller-chain edge | Australia, 2020 and 2023 |
| 4. Sprockets | Sprocket specification confirmed with you before production | Australia, 2020 and 2023 |
| 5. Material | Stainless, mild steel or a heat-resistant chain edge | Australia, 2023 |
Both projects below were ordered by an Australian distributor: a SUS304 eye link belt with sprockets in 2020, and a mild steel eye link belt with a 2Cr13 roller-chain edge and four sprockets in 2023. In both, a drawing was confirmed and a trial section measured and sent to the customer before bulk production. Production is carried out by our qualified production partners to the approved drawing; engineering review and pre-shipment inspection are done by JBL.
The surface carries your product. Wire diameter and the edge links decide how stiff it is and how it sits on the sprockets.
Confirm wire diameter, eye-link pitch and the edge link height and thickness on the drawing, then check them with a caliper on the trial section. On the 2020 Australian belt I read wire 2.50 mm, edge link height 12.00 mm and edge link thickness 2.00 mm.
| Dimension | Options in the current specification | Australia 2020 reading |
|---|---|---|
| Wire diameter | 1.6 / 2.0 / 2.5 mm | 2.50 mm |
| Eye-link pitch | 3.6 / 5 / 6 / 8 / 10.5 / 12 mm | Per approved drawing |
| Rod pitch | 25.4 / 50 / 50.8 / 76.2 mm / custom | 50 mm on the approved drawing |
| Edge link height | Per drawing | 12.00 mm |
| Edge link thickness | Per drawing | 2.00 mm |
A pitch outside the listed options needs a separate check, so I raise it at the start of the review. Final values always follow your approved drawing.
Reinforcement stiffens wide or heavily loaded belts. It has to be on the drawing and checked on the trial section, not assumed.
Decide on reinforcement during the drawing review and check it on the trial section. On the 2020 trial section the reinforcement wire read 2.51 mm and the reinforcing plate 2.00 mm before bulk production started.
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Wire or plate size against the drawing | Too light and the surface sags under load |
| Straightness | A bent reinforcing wire makes the surface uneven and can mark the product |
| Eye type | Some hooked eye designs leave little room for a reinforcing wire |
| Single or double | Decided by width and load during the drawing review |
The edge decides how the belt is driven and guided. It is the part most often wrong on a replacement.
Choose the edge to match your drive. The 2020 belt has a reinforced plate edge with washers welded to the rod ends; the 2023 belt runs on a roller-chain edge with 2Cr13 chain plates that read 3.10 mm thick.
| Reinforced plate edge | Roller-chain edge | |
|---|---|---|
| How it is driven | Sprockets engage the belt and plate edge | Sprockets engage the chain |
| What to confirm | Plate size, rod-end finish, clearance to side frames | Chain pitch, roller, plate thickness, sprocket tooth profile |
| Project | Australia 2020, SUS304 | Australia 2023, 2Cr13 chain |
Send a photo of both belt edges and the sprocket. In most replacement projects that one photo answers more questions than a page of dimensions.
A new belt on the wrong sprockets will climb, skip or wear early. Sprockets belong in the same review as the belt.
Confirm the sprocket specification in writing before production, then run the belt and sprockets together before shipment. On the 2020 project the customer confirmed the sprocket drawing first; the bore read 60.05 mm and the sprockets were run on the belt before packing.
| Item | Australia 2020 | Australia 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Sprockets supplied | 2, with the belt | 4, with the belt |
| Specification | Confirmed by the customer before production | Per the order drawing |
| Checked before shipment | Bore 60.05 mm; run on the belt | Chain plate 3.10 mm on the trial section |
Material follows temperature, corrosion, hygiene and load. One project used SUS304; the other combined a mild steel surface with a 2Cr13 chain edge.
Match material to the job: SUS304 for many food and wet lines, mild steel for some dry, high-temperature duties, and a heat-resistant steel such as 2Cr13 for chain parts where the line needs it. On the 2023 belt the mild steel wire read 2.50 mm at two points.
| Material | Typical reason to choose it | Project |
|---|---|---|
| SUS304 | Wet, washed or food lines | Australia 2020 |
| SUS316 | Salt, brine or stronger cleaning chemicals | Discussed per project |
| Mild steel | Dry or high-temperature duty where stainless is not required | Australia 2023 (belt surface) |
| 2Cr13 | Heat-resistant chain parts | Australia 2023 (chain edge) |
A food application does not by itself mean a material is certified for food contact. If your line needs a specific certificate, tell me at the start so the right documents are confirmed for the order.
Drawing confirmed → trial section measured (reinforcement 2.51 mm, plate 2.00 mm) → sprocket specification confirmed → bulk checked before packing (wire 2.50 mm, edge link 12.00 × 2.00 mm, sprocket bore 60.05 mm) → belt and sprockets run together.
Drawing confirmed → trial section photos and an inspection video sent to the customer → bulk after approval. Mild steel wire 2.50 mm; 2Cr13 chain plate 3.10 mm.
On eye link belts the surface is rarely the problem. The edge and the sprockets are. That is why on both projects the sprocket specification was confirmed with the customer and checked on the belt before anything shipped.
Send me a drawing, or photos of both belt edges and the sprocket. I tell you what fits, what is missing and the next step.
Your JBL Mesh Belt Team
A clear requirement, approved drawing and visible order progress help purchasing, engineering and maintenance work from the same information.
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Your project contact gathers the drawing, belt photos, operating issue and required delivery date.
02
Engineering identifies the material, dimensions, edge structure and sprocket details that need approval.
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Production and QC follow the agreed drawing and the inspection requirements confirmed for the order.
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For active orders, the update schedule and available shipment milestones follow the agreed order scope.
Finished Eye Link Belt sections shown together in a workshop record. The photo documents visible construction; release follows the inspection requirements agreed for the order.
A sprocket set shown in protective packing. Compatibility requires confirmation of pitch, tooth profile, bore, keyway and quantity against the project drawing.
Additional finished belt sections recorded in rolled form. The image documents visible belt construction and condition only.
A full-width workshop view showing the belt surface and edge construction. It does not establish drive compatibility or installed-line performance.
These records show visible product, component and packing condition. Final belt-to-sprocket fit and operating acceptance remain project-specific and follow the confirmed drawing and agreed checks.
Controlled Documents & Project Information
Download the specification and the production QC file directly. Project records below are prepared for your order on request.
Project reference for Eye Link Belt structure, dimensions and options. Final material, tolerances, drive interface and revision follow the confirmed project drawing.
Download PDFA controlled, watermarked process and quality-control reference without production-equipment images. Inspection gates before shipment.
Download PDFOrganizes the drawing or sample reference, known belt dimensions, drive evidence and the inspection points agreed for a replacement project.
Request by emailJBL Mesh Belt confirms the applicable document and revision before sending it. View all Eye Link Belt document requests.
Reinforcing bars must be straight, rollers are checked by hand for a smooth surface, and the belt is wiped after cleaning. Pitch is measured over ten pitches, not one. The photos below come from our own inspection training file.
The belt is cleaned again and re-checked before packing.
Rollers are checked by hand. Rough ones are replaced.
The tape is held tight across ten pitches and the result is averaged.
Questions Before You Order
Send the product size, load, process, transfer points and required drainage or airflow. JBL Mesh Belt reviews the support surface, open area and edge route; the final belt route follows the project review and confirmed drawing.
Share any known width, eye-link pitch, rod pitch, wire and rod diameters, material, temperature and cleaning conditions. JBL Mesh Belt checks how these values work together, and final dimensions follow the confirmed drawing or sample review.
Provide photos of both belt edges, sprockets and shaft arrangement, plus tooth count, bore, keyway and known pitch data. JBL Mesh Belt reviews the edge construction and sprocket engagement together before the drive interface is confirmed.
Send full-belt, edge, joining and damaged-area photos, the dimensions you can measure and a physical sample when available. JBL Mesh Belt compares the old belt and equipment interface, then records the agreed replacement route in the confirmed project drawing.
Share the belt path, transfer and guide clearances, joining method, wash chemicals, cleaning frequency and drying conditions. JBL Mesh Belt reviews edge clearance, surface and accessory details; installation and cleaning instructions follow the confirmed project configuration.
Send the application, operating conditions, available dimensions, edge and accessory needs, sprocket details, quantity, delivery target and required records. JBL Mesh Belt identifies any missing review points and prepares the quotation against the confirmed project scope.
All listed dimensions and configuration options can be customized for the project, subject to engineering review and the confirmed drawing.
Send a short requirement, drawing or existing belt photos. Your name, email and a brief description are enough to start.
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Eye Link Belt: specification and production & quality control process, page by page
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