Not all of the common problems found in conveyor belts are caused by faulty design, implementation or maintenance, but...

Whereas some belts have the same cover thickness on both sides, most belts are fabricated with the pulley-side cover...

Even under the most ideal conditions, steel skirtboards can be hazardous to the belt. Fluctuations in the belt's line...

A flat, sag-free belt line in the skirted area is essential to successfully sealing the load zone. Ideally, the belting...

Transfer points are a common source of material leakage and damage to conveyor systems in general, but some of the most...

Some cradle designs seek to combine the benefits of bars and rollers, implementing a hybrid “combination cradle.” These...

It is a common misconception that the sealing system must be “softer” than the belt cover to ensure the seal wears...

When materials become trapped between the belt and a pulley, both components can be significantly damaged. These...

Any damage to the belt or pulley can adversely affect the system's performance in a conveyor system, where stability is...

Two types of abrasion occur on conveyor belts. One is caused by the material rubbing against the belt cover. This wear...