Glossary Terms

Safety guards installed at pinch points on conveyor systems to protect workers from injury.

Belts designed to withstand heavy impacts from falling materials, often used in mining and quarrying operations.

Assemblies that include the drive pulley, bearings, and supports required to power the conveyor belt.

Rollers designed to minimize friction, allowing the conveyor belt to move smoothly with minimal energy use.

Systems designed to keep bulk materials on the conveyor belt, preventing spillage and improving efficiency.

Adhesive systems used to bond conveyor belts without the need for heat, allowing for quick on-site repairs.

Rubber strips installed along the edges of conveyor belts to prevent material from spilling off the sides.

Conveyors designed to capture and return spilled materials back onto the main conveyor line.

Support structures that protect the conveyor belt from impact in high-load areas, reducing belt wear and damage.

Systems that securely hold scraper blades in place, ensuring consistent cleaning performance over time.