Cangzhou Gerun Machinery Co.,Ltd
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Modular Belts Conveyor for Corrugated Cardboard Production Line Versatility Easy to clean
A modular belt conveyor, also known as a modular plastic belt conveyor, is a type of conveyor system commonly used in industrial applications for transporting various products or materials. These conveyors utilize interlocking plastic modules to create a continuous belt that moves items along a production line or through a facility.
| Name | Modular Belts Conveyor |
| Material | PP/POM/PE |
| Voltage | 110 /220 /380V |
| Modular Belt Size | Customizable |
| Power | 0.4kw-22kw |
| Operating temperature | -40℃ to 130℃ |
| Operating load | According to the size of conveyor |
| Packing Details | As customers require |
| Color | Blue |
| Used for | For food /beverage /logistic /electronic |
Maintaining modular belt conveyors is crucial to ensuring optimal performance and longevity of the equipment. Here are some common maintenance practices for modular belt conveyors:
Regular Cleaning: Keep the conveyor and belts clean to prevent debris buildup, which can lead to tracking issues and premature wear. Regularly remove any material accumulation to maintain smooth operation.
Inspecting Belt Alignment: Check the alignment of the modular belts regularly to ensure they are running straight and properly on the conveyor frame. Misaligned belts can cause tracking problems and increase wear and tear.
Tension Adjustment: Maintain the correct tension in the modular belts to prevent slippage and ensure efficient operation. Adjust the tension as needed to keep the belts running smoothly.
Checking for Wear and Damage: Inspect the modular belts for signs of wear, damage, or broken modules. Replace any damaged or worn-out components promptly to prevent further issues.
Lubrication: Some modular belt conveyors may require lubrication for specific components such as bearings or drive chains. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for lubrication intervals and use appropriate lubricants.