Conveyor Belt Recycling & Removal
Surplus conveyor belt can quickly become a storage problem when it’s left sitting after a belt changeout. U.S. Belt Co. helps mines, quarries, aggregate operations, manufacturers, recyclers, and industrial facilities find practical options for used conveyor belt recycling, removal, pickup, resale, and repurposing based on the belt’s condition, quantity, location, loading access, and potential value for reuse in other heavy-duty industrial, agricultural, or jobsite applications.
Conveyor Belt Removal
Used conveyor belt takes up a lot of space, even when your crew has the equipment to move it. Rolls and surplus scrap belting can fill storage areas, crowd yards, and get in the way after a belt changeout. Whether you have a few rolls or a larger quantity of surplus belt, we can help review the material and determine whether it may be a good fit for recovery, reuse, or recycling.
Conveyor Belt Recycling
Used conveyor belt can be hard to manage because it's heavy, bulky, and often too valuable to simply throw away. Even when your operation has the equipment to move it, old belting can still take up space in yards, storage areas, or maintenance areas after a belt changeout.
That is where U.S. Belt Co. can help. We work with operations that need a dependable outlet for used and scrap conveyor belt, giving foremen, maintenance teams, and surplus equipment managers a cleaner, simpler way to handle belting that is no longer needed on site.
Clear Space and Reduce Waste
Rolls of used conveyor belt can take up valuable space in storage yards, maintenance areas, and active work zones at mining sites, concrete plants, shipping and receiving docks, ports, and tunneling projects. U.S. Belt Co. has years of experience working with surplus equipment managers and maintenance teams to recycle and remove used conveyor belts, at our expense, helping keep miles of used conveyor belts out of landfills.
Over the years, U.S. Belt Co. has recycled and repurposed thousands of feet of used conveyor belt for a wide range of applications. In addition to donating used belts to individuals, civic organizations, schools, and municipalities, we help keep second-hand conveyor belts out of landfills by finding practical new uses for them.
What Types of Used Belt Can Be Recycled?
Every surplus belt situation is different. Some sites may have full rolls. Others may have shorter sections, a worn belt, a damaged belt, or mixed inventory from past projects.
U.S. Belt Co. can review used conveyor belt based on size, condition, quantity, thickness, width, location, and potential reuse value. The more information you can provide, the easier it is to determine whether the material is a good fit. Helpful details include:
Belt width and approximate length
Thickness and belt type, if known
Quantity of rolls or sections
Current condition
Location of the material
Whether the belt is rolled, stacked, or loose
Photos and video
Art is also available to come to your site, inventory, and make recommendations. Contact Art to discuss removing and recycling your surplus conveyor belt.
Conveyor Belt Recycling & Removal FAQs
U.S. Belt Co. can review full rolls, partial rolls, shorter sections, worn belt, damaged belt, scrap belt, and mixed surplus belting from mines, quarries, aggregate operations, manufacturers, recyclers, and industrial sites. The best opportunities depend on belt condition, quantity, location, loading access, and reuse potential.
Not always, but rolled belt is usually easier to review, move, load, and haul. U.S. Belt Co. can also look at stacked, loose, cut, or mixed belt sections. Photos and videos are helpful because they show how the belt is stored and what equipment may be needed for removal.
Helpful details include belt width, approximate length, thickness, quantity, condition, location, whether the belt is rolled or loose, loading access, and photos or videos. This helps determine whether the material is a good fit for recovery, recycling, resale, or repurposing.
Yes. U.S. Belt Co. works with mines, quarries, aggregate operations, manufacturers, recyclers, and industrial facilities that need help removing surplus conveyor belt. Pickup depends on the belt quantity, condition, location, access, loading equipment, and whether the material has reuse or recycling value.
Depending on the condition, used conveyor belt may be resold for conveyor reuse, repurposed into mats, liners, pads, water bars, or protective surfaces, or recycled when reuse is not practical. The goal is to keep usable belting out of the way and find the best practical next use.
U.S. Belt Co. | Since 1981
U.S. Belt Co. provides light-duty and heavy-duty used rubber conveyor belting for mining, along with ground protection mats and mud mats for construction sites, heavy equipment, industrial uses, oil, gas, pipelines, farms, agriculture, livestock, landscaping, water diversion, trucks, trailers, liners, and more.
Art Murray, Founder
Phone: 304-276-2625
Email: art@usbelt.com
106 Davistown Road, Mount Morris, PA. Located off Exit 1 of I-79 on the border of Pennsylvania & West Virginia.