Conveyor Belt Splicing
Hot and cold vulcanising, steel-cord and fabric belts, emergency repair.
Tarkwa, Ghana · Mining services contractor · Since 1996
We line the chutes, splice the belts and keep the plant running at gold, bauxite and alumina operations in Ghana, Mali, Guinea and DR Congo.
Mines and plants we have worked for
What we do
Hot and cold vulcanising, steel-cord and fabric belts, emergency repair.
Chutes, launders, pipes, cyclones and tanks — and HDPE pond liners.
Electrical welding, structural steel, chutes, spools and flanges.
Abrasive blasting, industrial coating, rubber and ceramic pulley lagging.
Mechanical, electrical and instrumentation work on running plants.
Safety
SEMOS SA, which operates the Sadiola gold mine in Mali, gave us a Certificat de Reconnaissance for our contribution to reaching its objectives without a major occupational health and safety incident, as a supplier of qualified artisans, from 2010 to 31 December 2019.
Featured work
Splicing 1800 mm, 20 mm steel-cord conveyor belt at Guinea Alumina Corporation — a joint project with WACO.
Belt pulled onto new structures, then spliced, at the Kibali gold project in DR Congo in 2013.
Preparing, installing and hot-vulcanising belt from CV20 to CV60 at the Bel Air bauxite plant in Guinea, 2018.
Recent work
Rubber lining for Wayoe Engineering and Construction Company Ltd.
Splicing 6 km of 1800 mm, 20 mm steel-cord conveyor belt.
Ceramic lagging of a 1 m diameter, 2 m long pulley.
How we work
We mobilise fast. A damaged belt stops production. Our splicers are used to working to a shutdown clock.
Hot and cold vulcanising. We splice fabric and steel-cord belts by whichever method the belt, the site and the time window call for, and we fit mechanical fasteners where they are the right answer.
Ten years, no major incident. We have supplied qualified artisans to the Sadiola gold mine in Mali since 2010, and the mine recognised us for a decade of work without a major health and safety incident.
Send a photo and a location and we will come back with a price and a mobilisation date.