TS-TR100 Intralogistics Belt Curves

Standard TS-TR100 Technical Specifications

• Max Load Capacity = 75Kg/m measured along C/L
• Max Speed (measured on C/L) = 2.5 M/s
• Running Noise level: Dba @ 1m = 65 Dba or less
• Ambient operating temperature range: -15°C to + 55°C
• Minimum pulley bearing L10 life = 50,000
• Tapered End Pulley Major Diameter = 100mm
• Overall frame depth = 250mm
• Top of Belt to underside frame = 215mm
• Max overhang of end of frame to pulley = 25mm
• Slider bed = 3mm sheet steel
• Standard motor position: outside radius at discharge end
• Belt change time: under 20 minutes
• Under-guarding fitted as standard

Standard TS-TR100 Product Design Features

Friction Drive for Maximum Operating Life / Minimum Maintenance and Noise: All Gramac Quartz Belt Curves use the ‘Friction Drive’ method whereby friction between the belt and a drive pulley provides the motive force for the belt. This method has three clear advantages over the positive mechanical drive method. They are:

• The tensile stresses in the belt are more evenly distributed across the width of the belt thus extending the life of the belt and avoiding stress concentrations causing tears
• Noise levels are kept to a minimum because of the absence moving metal parts such as chains and transmission belts/chains. The maximum running noise level for any Gramac
• Quartz Belt is 65 dbA at 1000mm, i.e. they are very quiet items of equipment
• Maintenance routines are minimal and no lubrication is required throughout the operating life of the bend unlike with positive mechanical drives where chains have to be regularly lubricated

Minimal and Easy Maintenance: Gramac Quartz Belt Curves are designed to minimise and simplify maintenance operations without the use of any special tools. The heaviest item on a belt curves is normally the geared motor unit which can weigh up to 35Kg depending on size. Belt and pulley replacement is usually carried out from the inside radius of the bend but can be done from the top if there is insufficient space. All periodic inspection and maintenance routines are explained in detail in the O & M manual issued with every belt curves.