Special Processing Belts Manufacturer

Special processing belts are typically specialized conveyor belts designed for specific industrial applications where standard belts may not suffice. 
What happens when special processing belts transport materials beyond their rated carrying capacity?
If the special processing belt transports materials beyond its rated carrying capacity, the following situations may occur:
Increased belt wear: Overloading can cause the belt to be excessively stretched and compressed, accelerating wear and damage. The surface of the belt may have cracks, wear, perforation, and other conditions, which can affect its normal transportation function.
Insufficient tension: Overloading can lead to insufficient tension, causing the belt to loosen or slip during operation, thereby affecting conveying efficiency and stability.
Belt deviation or detachment: Overloading can increase the working load of the belt, which may cause the belt to deviate or even fall off during operation, causing serious safety hazards and production interruptions.
Equipment malfunction or damage: Overloading can bring excessive load to the conveying equipment, which may cause excessive wear or damage to components such as bearings, motors, and reducers, ultimately leading to equipment failure and requiring maintenance or replacement of components.
Safety risk: Overloading may cause unstable equipment operation and increase the risk of accidents, such as belt breakage, material leakage, equipment overturning, etc., causing serious injury and loss to workers and equipment.
Therefore, in order to ensure the safety and normal operation of special processing belts, it is necessary to strictly adhere to their rated carrying capacity and avoid overloading operations.

Do special processing belts require regular lubrication?
The lubrication requirements for special processing belts depend on the specific design and working environment. Generally speaking, if the moving parts of a special processed belt include bearings, rollers, transmission devices, and other components that require lubrication, regular lubrication is necessary.
The purpose of lubrication is to reduce friction, reduce wear, prevent rusting and corrosion of components, thereby extending the service life of equipment and improving operational efficiency. Special processing belts may be affected by high temperatures, chemicals, and other factors during operation, so the selection of lubricants also needs to consider these factors.
If lubrication is required for the design of special processed belts, the manufacturer's lubrication recommendations should be followed, including the type of lubricant, usage method, lubrication cycle, etc. At the same time, it is necessary to regularly inspect the lubrication system to ensure that the lubricant supply is normal and the lubrication components are in good condition.
However, not all special processing belts require lubrication. Some special processing belts may use materials or designs that do not require lubrication to adapt to specific working environments and requirements. Therefore, before lubrication, it is best to consult the user manual for special processed belts or consult the manufacturer for detailed information.