Fenner Dunlop, a Michelin Group company, manufactures conveyor belts for bulk material handling, with in-house fabric weaving, rubber engineering and operations across the Americas, EMEAI and Australia.
Fenner Dunlop is a conveyor belt manufacturer and a subsidiary of the Michelin Group, with more than 150 years in the industry. The company makes conveyor belts for bulk material handling and operates in the Americas, EMEAI (Europe, Middle East, Africa, India) and Australia. Its belts are supplied to coal and hard rock mining, sand and gravel, wood handling, power generation, pulp and paper, cement, agriculture and recycling.
Manufacturing work spans fabric weaving and treatment, rubber and elastomer engineering, raw material quality engineering, single carcass belt construction and weave style engineering. The company carries out in-house fabric weaving and treatment and states that it uses only the highest quality raw materials. Quality standards at each manufacturing location are set to exceed national requirements.
Product lines include the X Series conveyor belts, which use premium single carcass construction with weave styles engineered for specific bulk material handling needs, and a broader range of bulk material handling belts produced through advanced manufacturing processes. The company reports offering the widest range of bulk material handling conveyor belts available anywhere. Sustainability efforts centre on maximising operational lifetime to reduce waste and environmental impact, following founding principles of quality craftsmanship and innovation.
