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 V-Guides and Flanges |
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V-Guides and Flanges
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V-guides can be the solution for applications where belt alignment is a problem. V-guides are available in many different compounds and profiles. Flanges increase conveyor capacity and decrease spillage, and like V-guides, are available in many compounds and profiles.
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V-Guides |
Specialty V-Guided Belts |
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Basic Profiles |
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Ex-Cel supplies all the most popular profiles of V-guides. The most common are:
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A | 1/2" | 5/16" | 17/64" |
B | 21/32" | 13/32" | 11/32" |
C | 7/8" | 17/32" | 15/32" |
D | 1 1/4" | 3/4" | 21/32" |
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K Series V-Guides also available |
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Notched V-Guides |
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Precision notching allows a V-guided belt to navigate smaller diameter pulleys. This fabrication is especially popular with narrower belts that pose tracking problems, but still need to operate on smaller pulleys.
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APC Belting |
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This special fabrication is used in some extremely demanding applications. In plied belts, the V-guide is recessed one ply into the bottom of the belt to minimize damage caused by side-to-side pressure applied to the belt and increase the life of the V-guide. For PVC belting, the V-guide is hot-welded into the bottom surface of the belt.
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Backed V-Belts |
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Many different compounds can be laminated to a V-belt to help increase conveyor performance. Some of the most popular laminations are tough, abrasion-resistant urethane, Linatex and high-grip, long lasting pure gum rubber.
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