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Coveyor belt ends are generally split as a preparation before splicing.
The splice can be a stepped splice, or a finger-over-finger splice. Only if conveyor belt covers are very strong (like PU), and/or if the load on the conveyor belt is very low, double or triple ply belts are spliced with a simple finger joint and splitting is not required. Single ply conveyor belts are not split at all.
We have a number of belt splitters, for different needs. One example is our latest design, the PLY 130. The main advantage of the very accurate PLY 130 is that it splits as deep as 130mm at once, a big advantage when splitting very thin conveyor belts or when the material is difficult to cut, like thin PU conveyor belts.
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 This splitter is meant to cut in between the plies of a conveyor belt, an operation that is often required as a preparation before splicing a conveyor belt. The main advantage of the very accurate PLY 130 is that it splits as deep as 130mm at once, a big advantage when splitting very thin conveyor belts or when the belt material is difficult to cut, like thin PU conveyor belts.
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 Splitting machine SP1 is made of aluminum and therefore it is a light machine with great portability because of its firm handle. It is used for splitting different types of conveyor belts, such as PVC & PU belts. The splitting machine does not start automatically when the power is connected. This has to be done manually.
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 The SP3R is a splitting & skiving machine intended for use in the workshop. This machine can be used for splitting as well as skiving a conveyor belt. The machine can be mounted on a table or workbench
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