Product Catalog
Mixer Feet and Machine Bellows
Bellows protect moving parts; mixer feet carry load and damp vibration.
Bellows types and where they're used
| Type | Used where | Protects against |
|---|---|---|
| Stitched fabric bellows | Long-stroke axes, machine ways | Chips, dust |
| Welded/vulcanized bellows | Liquid/chemical environments | Splashing, chemical exposure |
| Rubber boot | Joint and shaft exits | Dust and moisture |
| High-temperature bellows | Around ovens, hot lines | Heat and sparks |
Frequently asked questions
How do I give bellows dimensions?
Four values suffice: extended length, compressed length, cross-section, and mounting type. A photo of the old bellows confirms them.
Can a torn bellows be reproduced?
Yes — even a torn bellows tells us form and dimensions; we complete missing parts from the mounting dimensions.
Do you make heat-resistant bellows?
Yes — for oven surroundings and hot process lines, using heat-resistant fabric and coatings suited to your peak temperature.
What happens if a bellows tears?
The area it protects is exposed. Chips, dust and liquid reach the way or shaft directly — much more costly than the bellows itself. Don't delay replacement.

