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- 4. Conveyor Product on Rotating Equipment: Pulleys, Idler Rollers, Tracking Rollers, Fence & Roofing
- 5. Conveyor Products; Pulleys, Idler Rollers, Rubber Rollers
- 8. Belt SagBelt Sag Belt SagBelt Sag IdlerIdler Belt LineBelt Line
- 9. Belt Damage caused by Carryback Worn top coverWorn top cover CarrybackCarryback If carryback isIf carryback is allowed to buildallowed to build up to a pointup to a point where the beltwhere the belt slides through it,slides through it, the top coverthe top cover may be wornmay be worn away.away. Belt Stringer Return belt Return roll
- 10. Do you experience with this fugitive material?
- 11. Return roll
- 13. • As far forward (as close to the conveyor discharge) as possible. • Positioned out of the material flow. • Designed to minimize risk to belt, splice, and cleaner itself. • Designed for ease of maintenance, including simple blade replacement and reduced frequency of re-tensioning UNI® Belt Cleaners – Pre Cleaner Range • As far forward (as close to the conveyor discharge) as possible. • Positioned out of the material flow. • Designed to minimize risk to belt, splice, and cleaner itself. • Designed to stand up to “worst case” conditions. • Designed for ease of maintenance, including simple blade replacement and reduced frequency of re-tensioning
- 17. UNI® V-PloughUNI® V-Plough UNI®UNI® VV –– Ploughs provide constant protection against fugitive materials from entering intoPloughs provide constant protection against fugitive materials from entering into tail and take-up pulleys.tail and take-up pulleys. This V-Plough is specifically designed for conveyors with higherThis V-Plough is specifically designed for conveyors with higher operating speeds. A self adjusting plough with a dual pole mounting configuration to helpoperating speeds. A self adjusting plough with a dual pole mounting configuration to help eliminate plough vibration usually associated with increased belt speed.eliminate plough vibration usually associated with increased belt speed. ThisThis Vee Ploughs use gravity to maintain constant conveyor belt contact whilst long lifeVee Ploughs use gravity to maintain constant conveyor belt contact whilst long life polyurethane blades reduce servicing requirements to a minimum.polyurethane blades reduce servicing requirements to a minimum.
- 18. BELT SUPPORT improvement Belt sag allows spillage, materialBelt sag allows spillage, material entrapment, and belt drainageentrapment, and belt drainage
- 19. UNI® Impact Bed Light Duty UNI® Impact Bed Medium Duty
- 20. UNI® Hybrid Impact Bed for High Speed Application UNI® Slot Roller
- 21. Metal Rain & Wind Cover Belt Conveyor Corrugated, Modular/Segmented, Galvanized Metal conveyor covers are the perfect solution to protect the material from rain and wind and to protect the environment from noise and dust. Metal covers are made of galvanized steel thickness of 0,75mm; they are self-standing, safe and very easy to assembly and disassembly. They do not require any maintenance and can be mounted on any conveyor with belt width from 400 to 1800mm. The biggest advantage is that they can be open on both sides, and for complete removal require only one person
- 22. Metal Wire Belt Conveyor Fence/Ornamesh Low Carbon Steelwire (Electro Galvanized or Hot Dip Galvanized) Stainless Steel Wire Satefy Fence Website: http://www.topnetting.com, Anping Hebei
- 23. Main customers: •PT Freeport Indonesia •PT Nusa Halmahera Mineral •PT Indomuro Kencana Mining •PT Pama Persada •PT Thiess Contractor Indonesia •PT Arutmin •PT Jembayan Muara Bara •PT KPP Mining •PT MBSS •PT Semen Padang •etc
- 25. Belt Splicing, in preparation & execution
- 26. Installatioan Primary Belt Cleaner Pelita Samudera Shipping
- 31. WHY SUREGUIDE ? Prevent belt damage Prevent Structural Damage Reduce maintenance Reduce Downtime Save Money Tracking belts SINCE 1992
- 32. Flexible Flexible Super-Screw fasteners are designed to follow belt movement around the pulleys For heavy duty belts: Fasteners made of composite material with self tapping screws. Can be used also for the repair of holes and rips. Material: Reinforced rubber corresponding to the various conveyor quality : wear resistant, heat resistant, oil resistant, fire resistant, white FDA and with textile on the bottom. Installation: By using a electic screw driver or a hand brace or a pneumatic screw driver.
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- 26 Previously, the only method to seal conveyor transfer points was to place rubber along the chute wall to act as a containment device. Tremendous pressures are created in the load zone by the conveyed product. These pressures act on the rubber seal forcing material from the containment system. While rubber is an excellent dust seal, it does a very poor job of containing large amounts of material.
- 13 The easiest way to define proper belt support, is to define improper belt support. Improper belt support is when the belt itself moves away from the normal belt line, allowing a gap between the rubber skirting and the belt. This is when the problem of skirt spillage starts. As the material travels along the belt, it can take several paths. As the belt moves down from the normal belt line, material becomes entrapped between the rubber skirting and the belt. This entrapped material will migrate along the belt until it reaches an idler. Tremendous forces are created at this entrapment point. the material will either cause grooving of the belt, scalloping of the skirting, fall to the outside area of the load zone, or travel down the belt as desired. Three of the four situations described are undesirable.