ROUND HAY BALER BELTS

AMERICAN MADE

Americas Belting offers US-made baler belts and belting products for just about any make and model. This includes popular brands like John Deere and Vermeer balers.

We take pride in selling baler belts straight from the manufacturer. WCCO / Continental supplies OEM belts to companies like John Deere, Case-IH, Hesston, Vermeer, and more. They also provide belting to the largest aftermarket rubber belting distributors in the world.

We have trusted WCCO / Continental for quality belting for over 30 years. We know we can provide high-quality baler belts to our customers quickly. Our prices are much lower than those of dealers and distributors selling the same products.

You can easily buy baler belts on our site. We will send you an order confirmation and tracking info to your email. This lets you track your order every step of the way.

We make our baler belts to order. They usually ship the same day if you order before 11 AM Central Time. You can be sure you are not getting a belt that has been sitting on a shelf for years. You will receive the latest technology and materials available.

WCCO / Continental compared its 3-ply diamond top baler belt to our top competitors. The average of the three competitors determines the shown percentages which clearly shows our belts as the winner.

The type and quality of fabric used to manufacture the belt determine its performance. To make the best rubber products, WCCO / Continental engineers create custom fabrics for our customers' needs.

And our baler belt test results prove the advantage of doing so. WCCO / Continental manufactures baler belting using 100% polyester fabric made with tightly packed yarns to increase belt strength. A stronger fabric makes for a stronger belt, which explains WCCO / Continental shows dominance in the data.

When our competitors use a looser fabric with fewer yarns, it lowers the cost. However, this comes at a big cost to belt quality.

Manufactured rubber belting is our passion. Don’t you think it’s a good idea to get your belting from a company that has been making it for over sixty years?