Conveyor Belt Splicing
Which method is best?
Even the most highly engineered belt specification is only as good as its splice. When determining which splicing method is best the operator must consider the benefits of the two common methods.
Lessons Delivered:
- Differences between vulcanized and mechanical
- Advantages and disadvantages of methods
- Safety issues caused by skimping on splices
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