Surface materials and patterns must be designed so that items of baggage can almost consistently keep to their original position on the belt. The belts are also expected to operate continuously for long periods of time.
Accelerated and Inclined Conveying
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During acceleration and inclined conveying, it’s imperative that items of baggage remain in place. If exact tracking of their position at any time proves impossible, huge disruptions to the process will occur.
Surface materials and patterns must be designed so that items of baggage can almost consistently keep to their original position on the belt. The belts are also expected to operate continuously for long periods of time.
Our solution
Our portfolio offers various belts that are robust and have excellent grip. Regardless of the application concerned, PVC and PU coatings can be used with various degrees of Shore hardness or also come in high grip materials (R coatings). Longitudinal grooves (LG) and inverted pyramid (NP) are patterns with good track records.
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