Polyurethane conveyor belt 2PURI160I/LW92 shore Aindustrialfor the food industry
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Characteristics
- Material
- polyurethane
- Hardness
- 92 shore A
- Sector
- industrial, for the food industry, for the chemical industry, for the paper industry, for the recycling industry
- Applications
- process, food, for waste treatment, for wood
- Width
2,000 mm
(78.74 in)- Thickness
4 mm
(0.157 in)
Description
The TPU belts contribute to substantial savings and optimise industrial processes, allowing you to boost productivity and performance of your conveyor systems with longer preventive maintenance intervals and less unplanned downtimes. The belts provide a longer service life and a reduced energy consumption. Our TPU belts are an essential component to providing absolutely safe food: no migration of toxic substances to the transported product, a reduction of micro-organic development as well as an efficient and quick cleaning of belts.
Number of plies
2
Fabric type
Monofilament very rigid
Colour
Clear
Thickness of top coating
1,6 mm
0.063 in
Top cover
Matte
Antistatic
No
k1% (after relaxation) per unit of width
13 N/mm
74 lbs/in
Minimum pulley Ø
130 mm
5.12 in
Minimum pulley Ø backflex
180 mm
7.09 in
Temperature range
-40°C +90°C
-40°F +194°F
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