Belting Accessories

Explore a range of mechanical fasteners, lacing systems, and adhesives designed for efficient conveyor belt installation and maintenance.

Mechanical Fasteners

Clipper® Wire Hook System

The Clipper® Wire Hook System from Flexco provides for a quick and economical installation process. The system uses a low-profile fastener allowing the belt to operate quietly and interface seamlessly with the conveyor components. The double-staggered-grip pattern doesn’t degrade the integrity of the belt carcass.

Close-up of several metal clipper staples for industrial use on a white background.
Close-up of a black conveyor belt connected with silver alligator RS125 fasteners.

Alligator® Lacing System

Alligator® Lacing System by Flexco offers an economical, low-profile splice that is hammer applied - requiring no special installation tools. The one-piece design provide uniform tension across the belt width and it is engineered to prevent pieces from working loose from belt.

Dura-Splice and Maxi-Splice

These belt clamp fasteners for elevator belts fit all pulley diameters and their vice-like grip between three heavy-duty, grooved plates is designed to remain secure. They put an end to the double belt-thickness and costly extra belting waste of lap and butt rider splices, plus there’s no problem of metal-to-metal contact. They offer extra safety and increased load capacity, and you can trust them for years of dependable service. 


  • One size fits all pulley diameters.
  • Recommended for belts rated up to 800 PIW, and up to 1/2” overall thickness.
  • Offers extra safety and increased load capacity because belt is not weakened with excess bolt holes.
  • Available in Standard (Zinc plated cast ductile iron) or Non-Sparking (cast bronze)
Two metal connectors: silver and bronze, with bolt fasteners.

Cements and Adhesives

Hand applying glue to join yellow and green strips. Bottle and applicator nearby.

Polycol A & B Adhesive

For Thermofix joining of conveyor belts with PET-fabric traction layer. All coatings including rubber are also glued with Polycol (no Vulcol/Polycol combination).