Belts #5203027

Spiral Radius Belting has all the characteristics of straight line flat wire belts, with the additional advantage of being able to make right or left turns of up to 180 degrees in combination with straight line travel. Having the ability to turn enables the belt to avoid obstacles, operate in limited space, and eliminate troublesome transfers. Elongated slots allow the pickets to nest, giving the belt the ability to make right or left turns. This nesting feature also provides for easy and through cleaning of the belt. Reinforcing Link RecommendationBelt Width Required LinksUnder 12" None12" to 18" Single LinksOver 18" Double Links Available Materials Galvanized SteelC1045 High Carbon SteelT-304 Stainless SteelT-316 Stainless Steel

A fabric consisting of precision Balanced Weave belting used to carry light to medium loads. This belting is used in combination with precision machined Pin Rolls to provide an excellent positive drive belt system. Pin Rolls are available in a one piece solid roll or segments. Pin Roll Belts are widely used in the food industry. Advantages Positive driveExcellent for tight transfersCan run at high speeds

A fabric consisting of a series of either right or left hand spirals each turned into the preceding spiral to form a continuous belt. The open mesh provides for maximum drainage and air circulation.

A fabric consisting of alternating left and right hand spirals, which are joined together with the insertion of a crimp rod. Because of its wide range of opening sizes and its easy tracking capabilities, the balanced weave is the most commonly used mesh. These belts are widely used in the food processing, heat treating and insulation industries. Low ultimate cost.Straight belt travel.Easily installed and aligned.Easy to repair damaged sections.Most flexible for use with small diameter pulleys.

Very similar to the balanced weave except that spirals are joined together by a straight rod. This allows for the spirals to be more closely wound, resulting in a stronger construction. These belts are popular in foundry applications. Smooth carrying surface.Permits handling of small parts and products.

The belts are used to secure an absolute straight drive, provide additional strength, and obtain positive speed control. This construction is used where positive drive and definite belt speed control is imperative and where belt slippage and tracking, usually present on friction drives, would cause faulty operation. Penn Wire chain driven belts can be designed to your requirements in a wide variety of types. There are three basic components of a chainweave belt: fabric, cross-support members, and chain. Chain_Driven_Belting21 Fabrics to carry the load:Conventional WeaveBalanced WeaveDouble Balanced WeaveCompound Balanced WeaveRod Reinforced WeaveChain_Driven_Belting31 Cross members to support the load:Round BarsFlat BarsChannelsanglesChain to drive the load:Standard roller chainDouble pitch roller chainPintle chainEngineering class chainAttachment type chainOther accessories such as flights, flexplates, dividers, and turned-up fabric edges may be furnished with any chain driven belt. Please consult our engineering staff for any assistance in determining the best-suited belt for your application.

A fabric consisting of alternation right and left hand spirals nested together and joined by three or more straight rods. The tight weave and smooth surface make it ideal for the conveying of small parts and for transfer operations. It is a mesh that is preferred in the baking, heat treating, and quench tank operations. Smallest openings available.Dense, smooth conveying surfaces.Minimum belt elongation and width contraction.Uniform heat distribution.