What is a flat belt?
The flat strip is a strip with a flat surface, usually evenly textured on both sides used in the pulley system. Historically, the flat belts were often used to transmit energy from the inertia to other parts of the machines and today are commonly used in use as transport strips or parts of the belt fields, where the straight surface facilitates the transfer of products along the top of the belt. Many companies propose machines aimed at working with such belts and selling spare belts and belts made of different materials. The leather was one of the original materials used in the construction of the belts. Today, nylon and other hard synthetics are commonly used because they hold longer. Rubber, metal and other materials can be connected to the flat strip construction, and some are strengthened by particularly thick materials that are concerned about structural integrity. When a flat belt is used as part of the gearbox, the belt is sometimes twisted to form a mobius belt so that it will wear evenly by using and extend the time mEzi compensation.
In the design of the transport belt, the flat belt can be used as the only wide belt on the mounting line or as part of a series of web strips. When the strips are rotated pulleys, whatever lies on the belts, it is attracted and moves them to a new place. The belts can be used to support various components during production and assembly, as shown on web prints, where the belts hold the paper when it dries and move the products along the line.
Such belts are usually easy to replace, although the line needs to be switched off when the old belt is removed and the new one is installed. Stopping is also usually recommended for belt control to reduce the risk of injury to the inspector and allow people to review the entire belt in detail without fearing the missing sections. Standardized sizes are starting, allowing people to use replaceable products in repair and replacement.
each flat belt bears rating afterSigning information about the recommended use. In general, the belts cannot be used with heavier weights than those for which they are evaluated because they may fail. On a high -speed assembly line, failure could damage the device or cause serious injuries for the line workers. Belty should also be checked for cracking, fraying and other signs of stress to be replaced in time.