Conveyor Pulleys

mockup tech paper 012 Conveyor Pulley Lagging

 

Lagging Decreases Downtime

Lagging increases the traction between the belt and the pulley, which in turn reduces load and wear on the drive, belt, pulleys, bearings, and
take-up. Proper selection is integral to highly efficient and economical conveyor operation.

Lessons Delivered:

  • Benefits of pulley lagging
  • Recommendations for application
  • Lagging specification tips

Related Content

Related Content 002 - PDF Conveyor Pulley Manufacturing- Superior’s Tried & True Approach

Conveyor Pulley Manufacturing: Superior’s Tried & True Approach

Pulleys are the heart of any conveying system and maximum life is essential to cost-efficient, high-capacity production.

LEARN MORE
Related Content 003 - PDF Basic Design for Better Maintenance

Dry Bulk Conveyors: Basic Design For Better Maintenance

Designing a conveyor to be maintenance friendly means providing adequate provisions for necessary service from the onset.

LEARN MORE
Related Content 009 - PDF Conveyor Wing Pulleys- Extend Belt Life with V-Shaped Model

Conveyor Wing Pulleys: Extend Belt Life with V-Shaped Model

It is common for operations to stick with traditional conveyor components even though they are causing maintenance challenges.

LEARN MORE

Related Products

related-product-Drum-Pulley
Drum Pulleys
related-product-Core-Systems-Drive-Design
Core® Systems Design
related-product-navigator-return-trainer-1
Navigator® Return Trainer

Talk to an expert

Need more information? We'll get you in contact with a product expert in your area.