Chevron belts
A profiled belt carries its relief through the whole route. Cleaning must match the geometry: rib pitch and height decide whether the filament works the surface between the ribs.
What to check first
- The belt profile type and its actual condition after wear.
- Rib pitch and height — from documentation or measurement.
- Temperatures: profiled belts often have their own documentation limits.
Inspection sequence
- Check the belt profile against the belt manufacturer documentation.
- Measure rib pitch and height at several points.
- Check how the installed cleaning follows the relief: marks on ribs and in grooves.
- Compose the request with the profile stated explicitly — the assistant builds the template.
Scenario limits
| Situation | What to consider |
|---|---|
| Heavy profile wear | The actual geometry differs from the datasheet; measurement is more honest than the old datasheet. |
| High ribs and narrow grooves | Reaching the surface is a brush design question; the manufacturer decides from profile data. |
| Profile across the whole width | The working brush length must match the actual width of the relief. |
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