Conveyor Belt Splice Must Be Hot Joining
Date：2024-08-08 11:24:07 Browse :As we all know, after long-term use, conveyor belts will have various small tempers, among which the phenomenon of conveyor belt breakage is also common. So, what kind of joint method should we use after the conveyor belt breaks? Must conveyor belt joints be hot joining? Next, the editor will give you a brief analysis.
Conveyor belt hot joining mainly refers to connecting the conveyor belt into a ring by heating and hot melting or secondary vulcanization of raw rubber sheets. This joint method is ideal; the firmness is very stable, the joint efficiency is relatively high, and its life is extended. However, its process is relatively cumbersome, and the joint operation time is relatively long.
Conveyor belt cold joining mainly refers to connecting the conveyor belt into a ring with adhesives such as glue. This joint method is relatively fast, but due to the stability of adhesives such as glue the process conditions are challenging to master, its firmness is unstable, and its relative service life is worse than hot joining.
In addition to the hot joining and cold joining mentioned above, conveyor belt joints are also more common in life.
Mechanical splicing of conveyor belts mainly refers to connecting conveyor belts into rings using steel buckles, rivets, clamps, etc. This splicing method has a great advantage in time, and the conveyor belt is also easy to install. However, this splicing method will reduce the flatness of the conveyor belt and is more prone to damage. More importantly, during use, the quality requirements for the conveyor belt are also relatively high. Therefore, not all equipment can be used for mechanical splicing of conveyor belts.
After the above brief analysis, I believe that everyone understands whether the conveyor belt joint must be hot-joined. When choosing a conveyor belt splicing method, we need to consider comprehensive factors such as the conveyor belt's use environment, equipment requirements, and convenience during use to select the most suitable splicing method.
