1. Belt Installation and Positioning Thread the conveyor belt from the feed rack, passing through the upper and lower mold bases, pressure rollers, and pressure rods in sequence, finally leading it ou
1. Preparation Before Adjustment Stop the machine and cut off the power: Ensure the equipment is completely stopped and the power is cut off, and hang warning signs. Check the belt: Confirm that the n
1. Materials and Manufacturing Process Material Grade: Ordinary PVC belts have a lifespan of approximately 1-2 years, while models enhanced with anti-aging agents or steel wire rope cores can last 3-5
1. Key Influencing Factors Belt Length and Complexity: For short belts (<50 meters) without special structures (such as skirts or baffles), replacement time is approximately 2-4 hours. For long bel
Core Commissioning Steps: 1. Empty Load Test Run After starting the equipment, observe whether the conveyor belt is running off-center, slipping, or vibrating abnormally. If there is any deviation, fi
1. Preparatory Work Check compatibility: Confirm that the new conveyor belt perfectly matches the conveyor specifications (belt width, belt length, and joint type) to avoid installation failure or abn
1. Reference for Normal Lifespan Basic Lifespan: Under standard operating conditions (normal temperature, medium load, no corrosion), PVC conveyor belts typically last 1-3 years. Special Models: High-
1. Basic Lifespan Range Under normal conditions (indoor, dry, and at room temperature with standard load), the lifespan of a PVC conveyor belt is typically 1-3 years. If high-strength materials (such
I. Installation Process 1. Preliminary Preparation Check the compatibility of the conveyor belt and conveyor specifications, clean the frame of debris, and ensure a clean installation environment. Cut
1. Causes of Conveyor Belt Slipping Belt elongation: When the belt stretches over time-especially narrow belts-insufficient tension adjustment can easily cause slipping. Backside fabric wear: The long
1. Pre-installation Preparation Environmental Inspection: Ensure the installation area is free of sharp objects and debris, and that the temperature and humidity meet requirements (e.g., PVC belts mus
1. Visual Inspection Cracks and Wear: Inspect the belt surface for longitudinal or transverse cracks, edge wear, or delamination. If the wear depth exceeds 1/3 of the original thickness or a through-c