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Six Steps to Choosing a Better Belt

Published Wednesday, April 01, 1998

Anyone relying on conveyor belting to transport material understands the negative results of unexpected or premature belt failure. Realizing that belt lines are the lifelines of any bulk material handling operation, it is easily accepted that proper care and extra time are necessary to help prevent the high cost of unexpected downtime as a result of misapplication, inadequate maintenance or improper installation of the conveyor belt. Unfortunately, it is not possible to guarantee that a conveyor system will not create unplanned outages, but there are some things that can be done to keep such problems to a minimum. ...

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