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The Sky Queen’s landing
It’s no surprise that Habasit’s success spans a wide range of fields, but in todays’ blog, we will explore an unexpected – and shall we even say – ‘moo-ving’ – product development that begins with the story of a very special bovine.
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Metric and imperial timing belts – what is the difference?
I regularly notice that our customers find it difficult to determine the correct type of timing belt. In this blog, I will attempt to break down the basic differences of size and structure. Timing belts are available in two measurements: metric (mm) and imperial (inch).
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What is chordal action or the polygon effect?
We often receive questions concerning the chordal action, also known as the polygon effect. Today we will try to break down the meaning of this action and suggest a couple ways to reduce its effect.
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16 tips to extend the belt lifetime
The belt lifetime and performance can be significantly extended through simple maintenance and preventative care. In today’s blog I will discuss how you can best lengthen productivity through easy upkeep, alteration and repair.
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6 tips for joining conveyor belts on your own
Joining conveyor belts is a bit of a craft. When you perform the job on your own, without expert help, you may not know what to consider in order to reach optimal results. Below is a list that we hope can be helpful.
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When must a conveyor belt be food approved?
I recently heard someone ask if a conveyor belt used for packaged foodstuffs must be food approved. This is a question that often arises, and so in today’s blog, I will try to provide some clarity.
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Correct initial elongation for conveyor and drive belts
A correctly installed conveyor or drive belt significantly extends the life of a product. There are certain guidelines which can be easily followed in order to best care for your equipment.
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How to prevent unstable conveyor belt tracking
Conveyor and transmission belts with unstable tracking can cause major production problems. Belts can wear and break, products can get damaged or destroyed, and in the worst case scenario, there can be a production breakdown. Here are a few tips on how you can avoid this:
