Heavyweight Belt Selection - Certification
Introduction to Fabric Belt Design and Selection
Explore Courses
Grow your knowledge of basic belting concepts and material with resources in NIBA's Learning Library. The Learning Library includes member and non-member access to the following items:
- Five (5) Certification Modules on Heavyweight and Lightweight topics. Users are awarded a NIBA Trained certificate after completing a review and passing an assessment.
- Sixty (60) Technical Articles on a variety of belting topics, submitted by NIBA committee members
- Twenty-seven (27) Tech Notes, which are shorter articles that cover important belting topics
- Ten (10) Heavyweight Training Presentations: Use them with your staff. Available to members-only.
- Nine (9) Lightweight Training Presentations: Use them with your staff. Available to members-only.
- Two (2) Belting Handbooks: Share with your team to reinforce best practice of Lightweight and Heavyweight belting. Available to members-only.
Heavyweight Failure Recognition - Certification
Conveyor Belt Failure Recognition Training
Lightweight Fabrics and Compounds - Certification
Lightweight Fabrics, Weaves and Compounds
Lightweight Endless Belt Splicing - Certification
Endless Splicing of Plied Lightweight Conveyor Belts
Lightweight Mechanical Belt Splicing-Certification
Mechanical Belt Splicing of Lightweight Conveyor Belts
NIBA - Tech Notes
A series of 27 short technical articles (or notes) on a variety of belting topics. Read at your own pace.
NIBA - Technical Articles
Technical Articles submitted by NIBA volunteers and members on a variety of belting topics. Some articles taken from previous editions of the Belt Line newsletter.
Heavywieght Training Presentations
Archived Training Presentations on Heavyweight Belting topics. Available to members-only.
Lightweight Training Presentations
Archived Training Presentations on Lightweight Belting topics. Available to members-only.
NIBA - Handbooks
NIBA has produced lightweight and heavyweight handbooks that can be used in your facility and with your new employees to teach the basics.