CONVEYOR DRIVE BELT CONNECTION
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Jun 27, 2014
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Jun 28, 2013
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An endless drive belt is formed by creating a connection between two ends of a thermoplastic belt segment by fusing the cut ends of the thermoplastic material together. The thermoplastic belt segment has a “T” shaped cross section comprising a flat belt portion and a guide rib portion. The guide rib portion has equally spaced “V shaped notches imbedded therein that enable the stiff thermoplastic belt to bend at the notches, and not at the teeth defined between the notches to create bending portions that alternate with stiff portions. The two ends of the thermoplastic belt segment are cut in zigzagging interlocking fingers that intermesh and cut through both the flat belt portion and the teeth and notches in the guide rib portion. The zigzagging interlocking fingers are cut with the fingertips of each end of the belt defining a line that passes through the teeth.
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