Posts tagged with: Materials
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Do you know the many uses and properties of polyurethane?
Polyurethane is a type of plastic – more specifically, a group of polymers. It’s a chemical substance that’s essential to several Habasit products and to many of the objects that we see and use in everyday life.
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Brrrr but not brittle: finding the right timing belt for freezing applications
Frozen food is a huge and steadily growing industry in many parts of globe, offering excellent opportunities for frozen food processors. But even in an expanding market, production efficiency is key – and having the right belt is essential to this.
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Hygroscopy and hydrolysis – what’s the difference?
Do you know the distinction between hygroscopy and hydrolysis? Read on for a reminder of the difference between these two key chemical terms and how they can affect belts.
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Plastic modular belts at high temperatures – a good choice?
People often think, that plastic is not suitable for higher temperatures because it may melt or burn. However, plastic is surprisingly durable under heat.
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Can polyamide (PA) rods be used in a wet environment?
People often ask if Polyamide (PA) rods can be used in a wet environment. The answer is no, it is not the best material for a wet environment, but in today’s blog, I will briefly explain why.
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Special materials used for plastic modular belts
There are as many applications as products to produce and it can be difficult to determine the right belt for each process. In today’s blog I will discuss the special materials utilized for plastic modular belts in specific applications.
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Material selection when using a plastic modular belt
When selecting a conveyor belt for your application, it is really important to know which materials are suitable for optimal results. Beyond simply choosing the correct belt or chain type, there are many other factors to consider which I will discuss in today’s blog.
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Conveyor belts – from fiber to fabric
In today’s blog I discuss the conveyor belt manufacturing process – in particular the fabrics used.
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