Stretcher
The Belco Stretcher is designed as a pass-through jaw design stretcher for simple, robust, reliable operation.
Extrusion Systems
Cooling Tables
The Cooling Table consists of Belt Transfer, Cooling Belts, and Stretcher Feed Belts.
Cooling table
The Belco Belt Transfer Cooling Conveyor is designed to remove the extrusions from the roller runout conveyor and transport them away. The main cooling conveyor will then accept the extrusions from the Transfer Cooling Conveyor for transport towards the stretcher.
- Roller runout conveyor
- Belt transfer
- Cooling belts
- Stretcher feed belts
- Stretcher
Design features
- 4” wide belt
- Belts are vulcanized endless construction.
- Belts are supported on aluminum slider bed.
- Belt beds are mounted to structural steel columns.
- Columns are mounted to adjustable base tubes.
- Lagged drive pulleys.
- Belts are driven by a gear reduced.
- Motor and gearbox are mounted on an adjustable steel base.
- Belts are forward and reversing.
Cooling tables FAQs
What does a Belco cooling table consist of?
Belt transfer, cooling belts, and stretcher feed belts.
How does material move off the runout conveyor?
The belt transfer cooling conveyor removes the extrusions from the roller runout conveyor and transports them away. The main cooling conveyor then accepts them from the transfer conveyor and carries them toward the stretcher.
How are the belts built and supported?
Belts are 4 inches wide and of vulcanized endless construction, supported on an aluminum slider bed. The belt beds mount to structural steel columns, which mount to adjustable base tubes, and the belts run on lagged drive pulleys driven through a gear reducer.
Can the belts run in both directions?
Yes. The belts are forward and reversing.
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Quench Systems
The Belco Flood Quench is a standing wave-style water quench located at the press exit between the leadout table and the runout table.