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Conveyor Pulley Manufacturer in India | Drive, Tail & Bend Pulleys — Neo Conveyors

Engineered Drive Components

Conveyor Pulleys built to carry the load, shift after shift

Drive, tail, bend, snub, wing and take-up pulleys — fabricated, lagged and dynamically balanced for mining, cement, power and bulk material handling lines across India.

18+Years Manufacturing
1000+Installations
PAN IndiaSupply & Service
SHELL LAGGING SHAFT — EN8/EN24 BEARING HUB END DISC ØD

Fig. 01 — Drive Pulley Cutaway / Reference Assembly

  • Established 2007
  • 18+ Years Manufacturing Experience
  • 1000+ Conveyor Installations
  • Custom Engineered Pulleys
  • Dynamic Balancing Available
  • PAN India Supply & Installation

Product Overview

What is a Conveyor Pulley?

A conveyor pulley is the cylindrical drive or guide component that drives, redirects and tensions the belt along a conveyor system. Mounted on a shaft and supported by bearings, the pulley shell — fabricated from mild or stainless steel — transfers motor torque into belt motion, or simply changes the belt's direction of travel.

Every Neo Conveyors pulley is built around a welded steel shell, a precision-machined shaft, and an end-disc and hub configuration engineered to the specific belt tension, speed and load of your line. Where grip matters, shells are finished with rubber, ceramic or diamond-groove lagging to resist slippage and reduce belt wear.

Get the pulley selection wrong and you inherit belt slip, premature bearing failure, and unplanned downtime. Get it right, and it becomes one of the lowest-maintenance components on the conveyor line.

Diameter Range200 mm – 2000 mm
Face WidthUp to 3000 mm
Shell MaterialMS / Stainless Steel
Shaft GradeEN8 / EN19 / EN24
LaggingRubber, Ceramic, Diamond Groove
BalancingStatic & Dynamic
StandardCEMA / DIN / IS 8598

Product Range

Types of Conveyor Pulleys

Seven pulley configurations, each engineered for a specific role on the belt line — from primary drive to belt tensioning.

Drive Pulley

Connected directly to the motor/gearbox; transmits torque to move the belt. Lagged for maximum grip.

High Torque

Tail Pulley

Positioned at the loading end; returns the belt and often carries a self-cleaning wing design.

Belt Return

Bend Pulley

Changes belt direction without driving it, routing the belt around obstructions or into the return path.

Direction Change

Snub Pulley

Small-diameter pulley that increases belt wrap angle on the drive pulley, boosting traction.

Wrap Increase

Take-Up Pulley

Mounted on a movable frame to maintain correct belt tension as the belt stretches over time.

Tension Control

Wing Pulley

Open, finned construction sheds sticky material build-up — ideal for wet aggregate and minerals.

Self-Cleaning

Magnetic Pulley

Embedded magnets extract tramp iron from the material stream — protects crushers and screens downstream.

Tramp Iron Removal

Conveyor Drums

Custom-fabricated shell-and-shaft drums supplied to your drawing for non-standard installations.

Custom Built

Mechanics

How Conveyor Pulleys Work

Four stages, one continuous loop — the principle behind every belt conveyor line.

01

Torque Input

The motor and gearbox deliver rotational torque to the drive pulley shaft.

02

Friction Grip

Lagging on the pulley shell grips the belt's inner surface, converting rotation into linear motion.

03

Belt Routing

Bend and snub pulleys redirect the belt path and increase the wrap angle for traction.

04

Tension Hold

The take-up pulley maintains constant belt tension as the belt elongates with use.

Where They Run

Applications of Conveyor Pulleys

Deployed across bulk material handling industries where conveyor uptime is non-negotiable.

Mining Industry
Cement Plants
Power Plants
Ports & Terminals
Steel Plants
Aggregate Plants
Food Processing
Warehousing

Technical Data

Technical Specifications

ParameterStandard RangeNotes
Pulley Diameter200 mm – 2000 mmSized to belt speed and wrap angle
Face Width400 mm – 3000 mmMatched to belt width
Shaft Diameter50 mm – 350 mmCalculated against drive torque
Lagging OptionsRubber / Ceramic / Diamond Groove / PlainSelected by slip and abrasion conditions
Bearing AssemblySKF / NTN / NBC / Sealed UnitsPillow block or flange mounted
Shell Thickness6 mm – 25 mmPer CEMA / DIN load class

Lagging Options

  • Rubber Lagging
  • Ceramic Lagging
  • Diamond Groove Lagging
  • Plain Lagging

Bearings

  • SKF Bearings
  • NTN Bearings
  • NBC Bearings
  • Sealed Bearing Units

Shell Construction

  • Mild Steel Pulley
  • Stainless Steel Pulley
  • Heavy Duty Fabricated Pulley

Buying Guide

How to Select the Right Conveyor Pulley

Eight factors that determine the correct pulley for your line. Share these details with our engineers for a precise recommendation.

01

Belt Width

Sets the minimum face width of the pulley.

02

Belt Tension

Drives shaft diameter and bearing selection.

03

Pulley Diameter

Affects belt life and wrap angle on the drive.

04

Conveyor Speed

Higher speeds demand tighter balancing tolerances.

05

Material Characteristics

Abrasive or sticky material changes lagging choice.

06

Drive Power

Determines required friction grip at the shell.

07

Lagging Type

Rubber, ceramic or diamond groove per slip risk.

08

Operating Environment

Wet, corrosive or high-temperature duty changes material grade.

Comparison

Drive Pulley vs Tail Pulley

FeatureDrive PulleyTail Pulley
Belt DriveYesNo
Power TransmissionYesNo
Belt Direction ChangeLimitedYes
TorqueHighLow
Motor ConnectionYesNo

Lagged Pulley vs Plain Pulley

FeatureLagged PulleyPlain Pulley
Belt GripHighLow
Slip ResistanceYesNo
Best UseDrive PulleysIdler / Bend Pulleys
Maintenance IntervalLongerShorter

Field Record

Recent Conveyor Pulley Installations

A sample of recent supply and installation projects across material handling sectors.

Rajasthan, India

Cement Plant Conveyor Pulley

Diameter: 1200 mm
Belt Width: 1400 mm
Material: Clinker
Lagging: Ceramic

High-abrasion clinker handling required ceramic-lagged drive pulleys to cut belt slip and lagging wear, extending service intervals on a high-utilisation line.

Chhattisgarh, India

Coal Handling Plant Pulley

Diameter: 1000 mm
Belt Width: 1200 mm
Material: Raw Coal
Lagging: Diamond Groove

Wet coal caused material carry-back and slip on the existing pulleys; diamond-groove lagging restored consistent traction across both shifts.

Odisha, India

Steel Plant Conveyor Pulley

Diameter: 1400 mm
Belt Width: 1600 mm
Material: Iron Ore Sinter
Lagging: Rubber

High-tonnage sinter handling demanded a heavy fabricated shell and dynamically balanced assembly to hold tolerances at sustained belt speed.

Gujarat, India

Aggregate Plant Conveyor Pulley

Diameter: 800 mm
Belt Width: 1000 mm
Material: Crushed Aggregate
Lagging: Wing / Self-Cleaning

Sticky wet aggregate was clogging standard tail pulleys; a self-cleaning wing pulley eliminated material build-up and reduced manual cleaning downtime.

Why Neo Conveyors

Why Choose Neo Conveyors?

01

High Torque Transmission

Lagging and shell design optimised for maximum grip with minimal slip.

02

Reduced Belt Slippage

Precision-matched friction surfaces extend belt service life.

03

Long Service Life

Heavy fabricated shells and sealed bearings built for continuous duty.

04

Heavy Duty Construction

Engineered to CEMA / DIN / IS 8598 load classifications.

05

Low Maintenance

Sealed bearing units and dynamic balancing reduce unplanned downtime.

06

PAN India Service

Supply, installation and after-sales support across India.

Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

What is a conveyor pulley?

A conveyor pulley is a cylindrical component mounted on a shaft that drives, redirects or tensions a conveyor belt as it moves bulk material along the line.

What are the different types of conveyor pulleys?

Common types include drive, tail, bend, snub, take-up, wing and magnetic pulleys, plus custom-fabricated conveyor drums, each suited to a different role on the belt line.

What is the function of a drive pulley?

The drive pulley connects to the motor and gearbox and transmits torque to the belt, converting rotational energy into the belt's linear motion.

What is pulley lagging?

Lagging is a rubber, ceramic or diamond-groove surface bonded to the pulley shell to increase friction grip with the belt and reduce slippage.

How do I choose the correct pulley diameter?

Diameter is selected based on belt tension, belt speed, motor power and the manufacturer's minimum pulley diameter rating for the belt construction in use.

Can pulleys be customized?

Yes. Neo Conveyors fabricates pulleys to customer drawings, covering shell diameter, face width, shaft grade, lagging type and bearing configuration.

Do you supply across India?

Yes, Neo Conveyors manufactures in Ghaziabad and supplies and installs conveyor pulleys PAN India, including mining, cement, power and port sites.

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Neo Conveyors

Address
Industrial Area, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India
Phone
+91-XXXXXXXXXX
Email
sales@neoconveyors.com
Service Area
PAN India — manufacturing, supply & on-site installation
Working Hours
Mon – Sat, 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM IST
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