Nitrile Rubber Covered Belt is designed for case sealers.
September 17, 2009 -
With special grip tread contact surface, PHR160 RT is designed for pulling boxes positively through case sealer. Non-marking, tough nitrile rubber cover works in all sealer applications, including side- or bottom-belted sealers, while non-stretching carcass of 2 ply woven polyester is not affected by humidity or other environmental conditions. Available in any standard width, in either finished lengths with lacing, or in coils, belt can be joined by any type of mechanical lacing.
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Original Press release
Bowman Hollis Mfg., Inc.
1606 Orchard Hill Rd.
Lagrange, GA, 30241
USA
Ideal Belt for Case Sealers
Ideal belt for case sealers.
Bowman Hollis Mfg. introduces a new belt specifically designed for case sealers. This belt, named PHR160 RT, has a special grip tread contact surface. It is ideal for pulling boxes positively through a case sealer, increasing the throughput of your operation.
The tough nitrile rubber cover will work in all sealer applications, whether your sealer is a side-belted or bottom-belted model. It has sufficient friction to pull any type of box, but lasts far longer than most belting in this application. The cover is non-marking. The carcass of 2 ply woven polyester will not stretch, and is not affected by humidity or other environmental conditions.
The PHR160 RT can be joined by any type of mechanical lacing, for quick installation. The product is available in any standard belt width, in either finished lengths, with lacing, or in coils so that you can cut and lace your own belting.
Contact Bowman Hollis today to get a swatch of this material.
Company Name: Bowman Hollis Mfg
Address 1: 2925 Old Steele Creek Road
City: Charlotte
State: NC
Zip: 28219
Country: US
Phone: 800-822-6483
URL: www.bowmanhollis.com
Contact Name: Steve Broadwell
Title: Sales/Marketing Manager
E-mail: sbroadwell@bowmanhollis.com
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