1. Regular cleaning
Remove dust, debris and oil from the conveyor belt regularly. You can use a damp cloth or appropriate detergent to wipe it.
Pay special attention to cleaning the interface and edge of the conveyor belt to prevent dirt accumulation.
2. Check the tension
Check the tension of the conveyor belt regularly and adjust it as needed.
Pay attention to the state of the conveyor belt during operation, such as whether there are signs of looseness or overtightness.
3. Check wear
Check the surface wear of the conveyor belt frequently, especially the part in contact with the roller.
For areas with severe wear, repair or replace them in time.
4. Lubricate parts
Regularly add an appropriate amount of lubricating oil or grease to the drive wheel, driven wheel, roller and other parts to ensure their flexible rotation.
5. Avoid overload
Strictly control the weight and volume of the conveyor material to avoid overloading the conveyor belt.
6. Prevent scratches and collisions
During operation, avoid sharp objects scratching the conveyor belt, and prevent heavy objects from colliding with the conveyor belt.
7. Proper storage
If the conveyor belt is not in use temporarily, it should be stored in a dry, ventilated environment without corrosive gases, avoiding direct sunlight and moisture.
How to maintain PU conveyor belts
Aug 07, 2024
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