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Suitable for: conveyor belt, filter belt, industrial belt, non-woven fabric, filter cloth, filter, transmission belt, PVC light conveyor belt, high temperature felt belt link
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The joints are good and adaptable to the width of the conveyor belt. For binding of lightweight PVC/PVK/PU conveyor belts.
Lightweight buckle binding, using hydraulic buckle binding machine, low labor intensity, high efficiency and high success rate of one-time binding.
High strength of joints, the use of high-strength materials made of buckles with a reasonable arrangement of buckle density, buckles and conveyor belts combined closely.
Long service life, catch the plastic deformation process molding binding nail buried in the buckle body, buckle body and buckle nail wear-resistant.
Automatic positioning of the conveyor belt, the inner side of the buckle is equipped with a conveyor belt installation limit strip, so that the conveyor belt hanging buckle distance uniform.
The joints are good and adaptable to the width of the conveyor belt. For binding of lightweight PVC/PVK/PU conveyor belts.
Lightweight buckle binding, using hydraulic buckle binding machine, low labor intensity, high efficiency and high success rate of one-time binding.
High strength of joints, the use of high-strength materials made of buckles with a reasonable arrangement of buckle density, buckles and conveyor belts combined closely.
Long service life, catch the plastic deformation process molding binding nail buried in the buckle body, buckle body and buckle nail wear-resistant.
Automatic positioning of the conveyor belt, the inner side of the buckle is equipped with a conveyor belt installation limit strip, so that the conveyor belt hanging buckle distance uniform.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
This type of lacing is well suited for joining leather,rubber or canvas belt from 1/8" to 5/32" or 3--4mm in thickness.
The lacing is supplied in pieces of 190mm in length,and may be readily parted into shorter lengths as required.It is advisable that the length of lacing applied should be a little shorter than the width of the belt.
Both ends of the belt should be cut perfectly square.On lacing the belt,drive in by means of a hammer the prongs first
at the sides and then gradually to wards the center（see Fig.1）.Be sure that the lacings on the opposite,belt ends are engaged smoothly with each other.Slip finally apair of rocker pins back to back into the lacing to serveas a hinge(see Fig.2).The side of the lacing without cross bar should run nest to the pulley.
Inspect the lacing regularly, and replace it without delay if it has been worn.Use only the rocker pins supplied for purpose of replacment.
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