Tutorial Conveyor Belt Fasteners, Cleaners, （教程传送带紧固件,清洁工,）.pdfVIP

Tutorial Mechanical Fasteners or Endless Splicing What is Right for Your Belt Conveyor System? Still searching for ways to take your productivity to higher ground? One good way to do that is by getting all the uptime you can from the belt conveyors that carry materials, parts, and finished/packaged products throughout your plant. Belt conveyors naturally demand a certain amount of downtime for maintenance and parts replacement, and keeping those events as seldom and brief as possible is what uptime is all about. In most light-duty belt conveyor systems, one of the key factors in obtaining conveyor uptime is achieving the optimum belt splice. There are two major processes to choose from when splicing your belt – mechanical fasteners and endless splicing. Reviewing the available alternatives against the realities of your conveyor system will help you determine which type will serve your needs best. Belting designed for light-duty applications has improved greatly in an almost-paper-thin .030 (.76 mm), with working strengths from 20 to the past few decades, but has grown into many specialized variations. 200 P.I.W. (3.5 – 35 kN/m). European influences have changed light-duty belting from the cotton Endless splicing joins the two belt ends together either through heat plies and covers of the past to the synthetic belting of today. These styles or chemical activation, making the belt a continuous, endless length. offer higher efficiencies due to thinner, lighter construction with less