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How a Pulley Lagging Rubber Sheet can Reduce a Plant's Noise and Dust Footprint

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Do you hear the squealing noise when your conveyor belts are moving? Do you see the dust accumulation that can make your operations messy? They may seem to be minor issues at first, but they may be a headache for you in the long term. Do you know what can help you solve both of these problems? A good-quality pulley lagging rubber sheet . Wondering how? Check out this blog! Say No to Noise and Dust Footprint in Your Plant with Pulley Lagging Rubber Sheets How Do Pulley Lagging Rubber Sheets Lower the Noise Level in Your Plant? Conveyor belts tend to slip from the pulleys. As a result, it struggles to grip and this generates undesirable noise. A pulley lagging rubber sheet increases the friction and grip of the conveyor belts to the pulleys. The noise persists until the conveyor system is working. Workers in such plants often get disturbed; they cannot communicate properly, and it might cause hearing issues eventually. The pulley lagging rubber sheet may come in any grooving that improv...

A Guide to Pattern, Hardness, and Adhesion of the Pulley Lagging Rubber Sheets

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  Conveyor systems have the overall responsibility of increasing the productivity of the industry by making the material handling process easy. For smooth and efficient material handling, they require good-quality pulley lagging rubber sheets. These pulley lagging rubber sheets not only improve the friction between the belt and the pulley but also minimize belt slippage . In this blog, we are going to discuss more about their pattern, hardness, and adhesion! More About Pulley Lagging Rubber Sheets: Pattern, Hardness, and Adhesion Pattern The pattern of the pulley lagging rubber sheeting directly influences the kind of friction it provides. They are available in different surface textures to serve different conditions. Plain and smooth pattern of pulley lagging rubber sheets are for non drive pulleys . This pattern is common in applications where tension is low. The diamond pattern pulley lagging sheet has grooves all over it. It increases traction to a great extent. On the oth...