S8026 Nub Top™ E (7.4 mm) Polyurethane

Series 8026

Prevent product loss and carry-over with the Intralox Series 8026 Nub Top (7.4 mm) belt in polyurethane.

Part of our BarDrive product line, this belting features a full-width drive bar that maximizes belt pull. Its tensionless, positive-drive system reduces downtime and eases maintenance in direct food–contact applications.

The belt is made of a wear-resistant, easy-to-clean polyurethane material. Raised nubs across its surface trap air beneath products, strengthening grip on slight inclines and enabling remarkable release of bulk products.

Pair with Intralox ZeroSplice technology to eliminate splicing needs
Homogeneous thermoplastic structure streamlines installation
Lightweight, hinge-free belting improves sanitation
0.055-in (1.4-mm) nub height

	in	mm
Pitch	1.004	25.50
Overall Thickness	0.291	7.4
Minimum Width	1	25
Maximum Width	72	1,829
Minimum Backbend Diameter	3.25	83
Minimum Sprocket Diameter (10T)	3.2	81
Open Area (seamless surface)	0%
Available Joining Options	prepared ends, endless, metal lace, ThermoLace HDE
Available Colors	blue

Contact Intralox for precise belt measurements and stock status before designing equipment or ordering a belt.
Provides excellent product grip for moderate incline conveyance; offers superior release of certain products.
Available with flights.
ThermoLace HDE is Flat Top on each side of the hinge rod.
Reference the sprocket data tables for lace compatible sprocket options.
See Material Compliance for compliance details.

	Maximum Belt Pull Capability¹^,²^,³		Temperature Range (continuous)⁴		Belt Weight
Belt Material	lbf/ft width	N/m width	°F	°C	lb/ft²	kg/m²
Polyurethane	300	4,378	20 to 140	-7 to 60	0.754	3.68

With sprockets spaced on 3 in (76 mm) centers; Consider using stacked sprockets for optimal operational performance in heavily loaded applications
For continuous use over 100°F (38°C), contact Intralox Customer Service for actual belt pull capability.
For ThermoLace HDE-specific strength ratings, see S8026 ThermoLace HDE Joining.
Polyurethane exhibits increased stiffness at temperatures below 40°F (5°C). Not recommended for applications requiring small component diameters with operating temperatures below 40°F (5°C).