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Wire Belt Company’s Plate Link belt features an extremely robust design and high load capacity, making it the perfect choice for arduous engineering processes such as presswork, die-casting and forging.
Plate Link’s hinged slats enable it to be subject to the external forces commonplace in engineering processes, whilst maintaining a superior belt life in comparison to less robust conveyor belt designs. By fitting high load capacity side chains to each Plate Link belt, Wire Belt Company offers a conveyor solution that will both increase production capacity and reduce the risk of downtime.
Table of Sprocket Pitch Circle Diameters (mm):
All available specifications can be supplied with side plates and cross flights in various combinations of height and design enabling elevation or product separation as required by the application.
Chain Edge Options
This is the most common and economical style of finish to a chain edge belt and comprises of a central plate carried through the system by means of edge chains with carrier cross rods through both plate and edge chains. The cross rods are finished at the outside chain edges with a welded washer
Although less economical this type of assembly allows the customer or service personnel the ability to replace the edge drive chains when the plate and rods are still serviceable. The assembly comprises of a central plate carried through the system by means of edge chains with carrier cross rods through both plate and edge chains. The cross rods are finished at the outside with a drilled hole to allow the fitment of a washer & cotter pin. It also allows the repair replacement of sections of belt without the need to grind off rod heads and weld back together.
During the manufacturing process of Steel products a large amount of swarf is generated as a by-product, similar to sawdust when working with wood. This swarf commonly collects within the machine, or deposits to a container, to be later disposed off by hand.
The collection of swarf within the machine bust regularly be manually removed, lowering efficiency during production and potentially causing delays. Due to potential of razor edges on swarf, this is also a potential Health & Safety risk, depending on how the by-product is handled.
The Wire Belt Technical Sales team after consultation, and review of the swarf to be removed, supplied a chain edge Plate Link belt, fit with cross flights, for removal of the swarf.
The belt was supplied fit to an elevating conveyor which is in use while the machine is in operation. The machine now deposits swarf directly onto the conveyor belt, which transports it up an incline, and deposits into a much larger container on wheels for easy transportation and disposal.
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