Eye Link Conveyor Belt
Eye link belt wire is formed into Eye-link shape and join with rod. With high tensile strength of wire ring enhance mesh belt is more durable. Belt edge finish can assembly with reinforcing plate links or chain. Eye link belt can add side and center cleats to prevent the products from falling down to the ground.
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Features：
- High open area ratio, offering excellent ventilation and dewatering capabilities.
- Gear-driven mechanism ensures smooth and stable mesh belt operation.
- The mesh belt features a flat surface, making it suitable for conveying unstable items; it is capable of withstanding high loads and possesses high tensile strength.
- Mesh belt operating temperature range: -96°C to 600°C.
- Easy to clean, assemble, and disassemble; offers a long service life.
Recommended Parameters：
| Material | SUS304, SUS316 |
|---|---|
| Pitch(mm) | 25.4mm, 31.75mm, 38.1mm, 50.8mm, 63.5mm, 76.2mm |
| Rod diameter(mm) | 5mm, 6mm, 7mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm |
| Wire diameter(mm) | 1.2mm, 1.5mm, 1.6mm, 1.8mm, 2mm, 2.5mm, 3mm |
| Spiral pitch | 2.4 – 100 |
| Rod pitch(mm) | 25.4mm, 31.75mm, 38.1mm, 50.8mm, 63.5mm, 76.2mm |
| Belt width(mm) | 200mm – 6000mm |
| Edge finish | Welded |
| Belt Length | Customized |
| Sprocket | Material & sprocket special is customized as per request |
Required Parameters for Customization：
Material
Eye-link conveyor belts are typically constructed from either 304 stainless steel or carbon steel. Under normal circumstances, 304 stainless steel is the more prevalent choice, as these belts are primarily utilized for conveying food products.
Center Distance
The distance between the centerlines of the two side chains is a critical parameter for determining the effective width of a conveyor belt. The greater the center distance, the wider the mesh belt, and the higher the conveying efficiency.
Pitch
Pitch refers to the center-to-center distance between the rollers of a chain. This parameter dictates that, when replacing a metal mesh belt, the pitch must be ensured to match that of the original chain.
Wire diameter
Wire diameter refers to the diameter of the individual wires that constitute a metal mesh belt. Generally speaking, the larger the wire diameter, the greater the strength and load-bearing capacity of the mesh belt.
Spiral pitch
Pitch refers to the center-to-center distance between two adjacent spiral coils within a metal mesh belt. A smaller pitch indicates a denser mesh structure, making the belt suitable for conveying small items or products requiring high load-bearing capacity. Conversely, a larger pitch results in a higher open area ratio.
Roller diameter
The larger the roller diameter, the more suitable it typically is for operating conditions involving heavy loads, wear resistance, and long-term operation; conversely, the smaller the roller diameter, the more suitable it generally is for light-load, compact, and economical equipment.
Plate height
Plate height refers to the vertical dimension of a chain’s side plates. Generally, a greater plate height results in a more robust chain structure with higher load-bearing capacity and tensile strength; conversely, a smaller plate height yields a lighter chain, making it suitable for light-load applications or environments with limited space.
Width between inter plates
The inner width of the inner link is one of the critical parameters in chain structural design. When replacing a chain or sprocket, it is essential to ensure that the inner width of the inner link remains consistent with that of the original system to prevent abnormal wear or poor operational performance.
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Note: Customization is available based on the parameters shown in the diagram above.
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