Conveyors

24 June 2011 | user_admin

Modern conveyor belts are automated loops that move materials, gravel, products or rubble from one spot to another. The use of industrial conveyor belts can significantly speed up the time of construction and, in a factory setting, speed up production time due to the fact that materials are able to move along one streamlined system.

The belts on a conveyor system are usually made out of thick layers of rubber. Rotors, which are driven by motors, stick to the belt due to friction and the motors drive the belts in a continuous loop. Conveyors also work at varying speeds so that workers are neither waiting for products nor are they being transported too quickly.

In order to centre a conveyor belt, the rotors need to move in similar directions so that the belt does not derail and all types of pulleys need to be parallel to one another. Conveyor belt manufacturers also need to ensure that the belts have the right amount of tension and that they are clean in order to avoid failures on site.

Major uses of conveyor belts

Hiring or buying conveyor belts in South Africa

Talisman Hire, a leading tool and plant supplier in South Africa, offers conveyor belts for hire or for buying. The conveyors vary between 10m and 13m long. For more information about hiring or buying conveyor belts for your project, locate your nearest Talisman Hire outlet now!

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