1. Check the operating status: Slippage: Under load, the motor current spikes, the conveyor belt speed drops significantly, and even a "free-running friction" noise occurs. Belt misalignment
1. Check the appearance: Surface: Smooth and flat, free of bubbles, grooves, dry spots, and visible marks (depth > 1mm). Edges: Neat and rounded, free of burrs, cracks, or peeling edges. Belt core:
Blue PU easy‑clean conveyor belts are designed specifically for hygienic applications where cleanliness, food safety, and fast sanitation are critical. Commonly used in meat, poultry, seafood, bakery,
I. Tension Adjustment Steps 1. Marking Measurement Method: Mark a 1000mm length. Slowly tension the belt until the mark line reaches 1002mm, then test for slippage. If slippage occurs, gradually incre
1. Load Variation: The weight of the conveyed material directly affects the tension. Under heavy loads, the tension needs to be increased to maintain friction; under light loads, the tension needs to
1. Marking and Initial Measurement: Mark a 1000mm length and slowly tension the belt until the marked line reaches 1002mm. 2. Trial Run Verification: Drive the conveyor belt. If slippage occurs, gradu
I. Pre-Installation Preparation Equipment Inspection: Confirm that the idlers and rollers rotate freely, are free of foreign objects, and that the frame is sturdy and has equal diagonal lengths. Tool
1. Preparation Before Inspection Safety First: Ensure the conveyor belt is stopped and powered off to avoid the risk of electric shock or pinching. Tools Preparation: Prepare calipers, a thickness gau
I. Repair Methods for Wear and Tear on the Edges of a PVC Conveyor Belt 1. Small Damage Repair (Scratches or holes <3cm in diameter): Clean the damaged area and roughen the edge by 3-5cm with 80-12
1. Belt misalignment and tearing: Worn conveyor belts are prone to misalignment, and friction with the frame can cause longitudinal tears, even leading to belt breakage. 2. Reduced efficiency: Narrowe
I. Adjust Idler Assembly and Installation Accuracy Optimizing idler assembly installation (e.g., ensuring coaxiality error ≤0.1mm) and regular calibration can reduce edge friction caused by misalig
I. Edge Wear Causes: Conveyor belt misalignment and friction with the frame, material impact or scraping, inherent quality defects, environmental and maintenance factors. Solutions: Adjust the idler r