Oil lubrication system

oil lubrication system
oil lubrication system
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Characteristics

Lubricant
oil

Description

The BEKA Dry belt system offers the advantage of an effective belt lubrication without the use of water and soap and are suitable for the use of common dry belt media like oil with Teflon or silicones. Besides the common use as a belt lubrication system for the filling- and packing industry (typically used for surface treatment), the system can also be used as a pure return belt system. Dry belt system Oil containing Teflon or silicones is applied precisely onto the conveyor belt. As a result, the objects on the belt slides smoothly. No water and soap contaminate your products and environment. Wear and tear between objects and belt are reduced. This solution is often used for an internal transport of products to reduce the friction of heavily loaded belts on conveyor belts. Pure return belt system Oil containing Teflon or silicones is injected between the belt and support plate. This solution is often used for an internal transport of products into reduce the friction of heavily loaded belts on tracks. As a result, the belt runs smoothly, noise and current consumption of the driving motors are reduced. Groeneveld-BEKA offers 2 dry belt systems, the Foodline Mini and the Foodline Max. The Mini is perfect for smaller machines and systems. The Max is the ultimate solution for mid-sized machines and big plants. System overview The system housing contains the control panel, the main switch and the pressure gauge. All parts which come in contact with the medium are made of stainless steel or Viton. Both Foodline Mini and Max are suitable for all kind of lubricants, with a thin or high viscosity.

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