Clean conveyor solution：
Conveyor belts are a viable component in a conveyor system. It is important to maintain them correctly and minimise any potential stoppages or damage to maintain the maximum up time and service life.
In this blog article we discuss some common causes of conveyor belt damage and some ways to prevent them so you can optimise your production.
Large and bulky material can cause damage to conveyor rollers, frames and belt. When the material lumps and become large or excessive, rollers become less effective.
When the lumps impact between the rollers, the belt is stretched to absorb the forces and causes stress. Over time, the impact can disfigure the belt.
The impact zone (where the material is dropped off the end of one conveyor onto another) is another area that is prone to extensive belt damage.
Suggested Solution: Impact Rollers and Idlers
Impact rollers and idlers are a decent solution to reduce the impact forces of materials, in turn reducing the rate of wear on your belt.
Impact rollers and idlers, compared to standard rollers/idlers, protect the belt from material impact damage by absorbing and transferring the impact forces.