This type of metal balanced weave belt is the most common. It is made from flat spirals of left and right directions, connected by corrugated or straight rods. The edges are processed in two ways, depending on the operating conditions or technological needs: argon welding or creating a “U” bend.
The use of a corrugated rod allows the spiral turn to stay in place regardless of external impacts on the mesh. When using a straight rod, it becomes possible to use larger diameters of the rod itself, as its production does not involve corrugation, and to use spirals with a small pitch and large wire diameters.
The metal mesh belt is used in various industrial sectors, including: cooling products, handling tin, plastic, and glass containers, drying, transporting solid materials, canning and lime production, the woodworking industry, and more.
This type of metal conveyor belt is the most common. It is made from flat spirals of left and right directions, connected by corrugated or straight rods. The edges are processed in two ways, depending on the operating conditions or technological needs: argon welding or creating a “U” bend.
The use of a corrugated rod allows the spiral turn to stay in place regardless of external impacts on the mesh. When using a straight rod, it becomes possible to use larger diameters of the rod itself, as its production does not involve corrugation, and to use spirals with a small pitch and large wire diameters.
The metal mesh belt is used in various industrial sectors, including: cooling products, handling tin, plastic, and glass containers, drying, transporting solid materials, canning and lime production, the woodworking industry, and more.
Attention! Before starting production, it is essential to verify the accuracy of all data against the drawing. Ensure that all parameters are correct and up-to-date. Incorrect data can lead to production errors and increased costs.
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