Metal Indexing Belts target high-speed assembly conveyors.April 22, 2010 -
Suited for indexing conveyors that assemble plastic spray bottle caps and other multi-component assemblies, Stainless Steel Indexing Belts resist stretching and allow for exact positioning of tools and parts. Belts can be mounted vertically, allowing manufacturers to utilize both sides of conveyor, doubling number of simultaneously occurring operations. In addition to minimizing debris buildup, continuous-length belts eliminate frequent shutdowns associated with cleaning.
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Belt Technologies, Inc.
11 Bowles Rd.
Agawam, MA, 01001
USA
High Speed Indexing Metal Belts
STAINLESS STEEL INDEXING BELTS FOR HIGH-SPEED ASSEMBLY
Metal Indexing Belts Improve Accuracy at High Speeds
Agawam, MA - Belt Technologies offers a line of stainless steel indexing belts for use on high-speed indexing conveyors used to assemble plastic spray bottle caps and other multi-component assemblies. These stainless steel belts resist stretching, provide exceptional repeatability, and allow for the exact positioning of tools and parts. As a result, manufacturers are able to achieve a level of precision not possible with other indexing systems.
Unlike traditional conveying systems, Belt Technologies stainless steel belts can be mounted vertically. This allows manufacturers to utilize both sides of the conveyor, thereby doubling the number of simultaneously occurring operations, while increasing throughput and efficiency. These continuous-length stainless steel belts also improve consistency, minimize debris buildup, and eliminate the frequent shutdowns associated with cleaning other types of systems.
For more information on Belt Technologies products, call 413-786-9922 or access the company's website at www.metalbelts.com.
Belt Technologies designs and manufactures belt conveyors for wide ranging applications in the automation, electronics, packaging, food processing, medical device, tobacco, and aerospace markets.
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