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 HINGED BELT CONVEYOR ...From Powerkool

 

PowerKool  hinged belt conveyors systems are the rugged workhorses of chip removal. Hinge belts are general purpose conveyors that work with all types of chips and materials. PowerKool hinge belt conveyors come in a variety of sizes and duty ratings to fit every application need. Different belt designs are available to match specific chip and coolant types.

Durable, heavy steel construction, abrasive resistant materials, and efficient parallel helical gear motors all add up to superior design and performance.

Systems
PowerKool reservoir based systems utilize heavy gauge steel, easy access covers, rugged connectors and world class pipe and tube runs.  PowerKool conveyor systems can meet automotive and first tier supplier specification. All systems are dynamically tested with coolant before shipping.

Conveyor systems options include:

  • Disposable media filtration to 1 micron with duplex and blow-down option
  • Self-cleaning drum or modular self-cleaning module
  • High pressure pump integrated to clean tank
  • Tramp oil skimmer
  • Digital level, pressure switches

    Hinged belt conveyor - Features and Benefits 

    1. Efficient Chip Removal PowerKool uses specially formed cleats to prevent curled chips from adhering to the belt, reducing wear and improving chip removal. Conveyor top cover height can be varied for special applications. Wipers on the belts clean the entire surface of the bottom pan a minimum of two times per revolution.

    2. Wear-resistant Design Special abrasion-resistant alloy material is used in high wear locations, such as upper and lower curves. Belt rollers and hinge pins are hardened for long life, even in the toughest applications.

    3. Continuous Operation: The ball-detent clutch system provides protection for the motor during "jams". Due to the unique action of releasing tension on the belt and then moving forward, it also overcomes 90% of minor stoppages without operator intervention. This is a crucial element in the success of unattended machining operation.