Aftermarket Bosch Drawdown Belts for Vertical Form & Fill Machines

TECHBELT LTD

£20.04

Techbelt supplies a range of endless drawdown belts to suit a wide range of machinery on the market today . On this page, you will be able to find belts that are made to fit on the Bosch machines . We offer these Bosch Drawdown Belts in both plain and vacuum types. The vacuum version has special slots machined into the centre of the belt to allow air to pass through. The belts we are offering are not genuine OEM belts but are aftermarket draw down belts that are made to fit Bosch machines on a must fit basis. The surface of the belt is made from a durable 4.5mm thick 40 shore natural rubber ba

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