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What should be done if the conveyor chain plate slips during use?

2016-12-05View Original

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Slipping occurs during the use of the conveyor chain plates, and generally, it is caused by the following main reasons. Please see the detailed explanations below: 1. The initial tension of the conveyor chain plates is too low. Insufficient tension of the stainless steel chain plate at the point where it leaves the drum causes the conveyor belt to slip. This situation usually occurs during startup, and the solution is to adjust the tensioning device to increase the initial tension. 2. An overly rapid acceleration of the conveyor chain plates can also cause slipping. At this time, it can be started slowly; if a squirrel-cage motor is used, it can be started after two pulses, which also helps to prevent slipping. 3. Slipping occurs due to insufficient friction between the drive roller and the conveyor chain plates.
Reply #22016-12-08
Thank you! Can you send a picture to show it?

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