Performing a conveyor belt rip repair with Flexco® Bolt Solid Plate Fasteners

When belt damage occurs, it is critical to avoid the lengthy downtime and expensive repairs normally associated with returning conveyors to service after surprise belt rips. Whether the trouble is minor or major – a lengthwise rip, a small puncture, a soft spot or even a hole – there are rip repair methods that will temporarily preserve the integrity of the damaged belt and get it back in operation with minimal downtime.

Flexco product expert Russ Heintz demonstrates how easy it is to repair a rip or torn belt using Flexco® Bolt Solid Plate Fasteners.

Flexco provides the world's belt conveyors with efficient, safe products, services, and solutions for splicing, belt cleaning, belt tracking, slippage and digital conveyor monitoring systems.

[joeelias]

It's an excellent idea and fast way to joining a belt.

[charliecuyalazo]

Hola deberías enseñar la herramienta que perforó la faja.

[yanmahendra]

what kind of fluid did you spray on the flexco unit before you locked it?

[marissatrax]

What do you do when the boat pops out of the back and then you can’t get it to fasten down?

[lachlanmcintyre]

Can you make a tutorial on how to hand cut skives?

[shravankumarcheruka]

What is the name & Specs of Tool & drill bit used for making holes?

[Tuan.ka_]

This is join a fabric belt, how about steel cord belt? Can you show me the way to join it

[hariyosuseno]

What if the belt thinner than that...what do you use ?