Glossary Terms

Steel components designed for high resistance to wear and tear, used in heavy-duty conveyor applications.

Rollers positioned to guide the belt and keep it aligned on the conveyor frame.

Sensors that detect longitudinal tears in conveyor belts, allowing for early intervention to prevent further damage.

Systems that seal the edges of the conveyor belt, preventing material from falling off the sides.

Conveyor systems designed to retract when not in use, allowing flexibility in material handling operations.

Belt cleaning systems that use compressed air to remove material from the belt surface.

Systems that flip the conveyor belt to extend the wear life by using both sides of the belt.

Rubber applied to conveyor pulleys to increase friction between the pulley and belt, preventing slippage.

Special skirting materials designed to withstand abrasive materials and extend service life.

Electronic systems that monitor the load on the conveyor belt to ensure optimal performance and prevent overloads.