Wide-spiral-wire link belts Gr. 300 = spirals made of flat wire

Wide-spiral-wire link belts Gr. 400 = spirals made of round wire

Properties of the belts

• The spirals of these belts are alternately wound clockwise and anti-clockwise. A straight belt motion is achieved by that to a large extent.
• Through undulated cross rods, a precise adjustment of the spirals is achieved.
• The large open area allows good penetration of air and liquids.
• Smooth-running and flexible.

Dimensions & materials

Materials:

• Unalloyed / low-alloyed steels, bright or galvanized
• Rust- and acid-resistant chrome and stainless steels
• Heat-resistant chrome and stainless steels
• Further materials on request

Possible belt edges and other applications

S = looped edge	Sa = flattened looped edge	B = bent edge	K = welded head edge

ZK = chain and welded head edge

RK = scraping edge with cross rods alternately bent upwards, welded

Belt in 3-fold construction with welded edge

Possible applications

• Light to heavy items and bulk material
• Paper, cardboard and veneer drier
• Spray painting units
• Textile, plastic and rubber industry
• Washing, cooling, freezing and shrinking systems
• Canned food, beverage and pastry industries
• Cement and lime filling plants
• Glass expansion and ceramics furnaces
• Conveyor furnaces in the metal industry

The listings mentioned only the most frequent applications.

Examples of possible applications

This picture shows a belt No. 300/S (left-hand side) which runs in a sintering furnace and a belt No. 400/K (right-hand side) which runs in a coating unit.	Wide-spiral-flat-wire link belt No. 300/K in a glass stress-relieving oven.
Wide-spiral-flat-wire link belt No. 300/B in a wood-veneer drier.	Wide-spiral-round-wire link belt No. 408.5/K in the conveyor furnace for soldering

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