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We have developed the FSK2MP, a belt skiver that uses an electric drive to remove belt top covers much faster and more easily than conventional devices can do. A skived belt helps extend the life of a manual belt fastener, ensuring compatibility with belt cleaners with a lower profile and creating a more durable splice. With the FSK2MP, Flexco Europe has now developed an innovative solution that makes this process faster and easier than ever. Conventional belt skivers are usually manually operated, which necessitates more strength and time – but this new product makes everyday work much more manageable. Of course, safe handling is also guaranteed, despite the higher speed. Flexco Europe offers the easy-to-use FSK2MP in two sizes: One version is suitable for skiving belts with thicknesses from 6.5 to 32 millimeters, while the other can tackle thicknesses of 22.5 to 44.5 millimeters. The user can easily adjust the belt skiver to cutting depths of 1.5 to 9.5 millimeters, and greater depths are easily achieved with several passes. The fence can also be adapted to match the required belt fastener sizes. The front drive rollers

Precleaners and secondary cleaners from Flexco Europe save costs for food industry manufacturers in the long term. Everything from bread to pizza dough: Cleaners by Flexco Europe bring more quality to food production Belt conveyors used in the food industry must be spotlessly clean and free of any food debris that may adhere to the return side of the belt. This material, known as carryback, can result in contaminated products, require expensive cleaning that causes long downtimes, and prevent companies from complying with food safety regulations. Companies frequently manufacture cleaners themselves to avoid these problems. However, these cleaners do not meet industry requirements. Flexco Europe offers precleaners and secondary cleaners that save companies high costs in the long term. A leading American food manufacturer found that the sticky icing was trickling onto its breakfast pastries as it should during production but also found its way onto the conveyor belt, where it clogged the rollers. The icing was also an ideal breeding ground for bacteria. Employees had to repeatedly

Carryback at belt conveyors means: loss of valuable product; sacrificing valuable equipment and manpower and compromising employee safety. Carryback can be a common occurrence at heavy-duty belt conveyor operations. But overlook it at your own risk. If the problem continues unchecked, you could be losing valuable product off of the belt. You could be sacrificing valuable equipment and manpower to clean it up. Most significantly, you could be compromising employee safety. Your hidden cost This was the reality for one sand and gravel operation that was routinely faced with carryback and how to address it. Employee time was wasted as two workers and a skid steer were tied up for the majority of each day with the sole task of cleaning carryback from under the belt. The inefficient use of manpower hours that could have been better allocated to other tasks – combined with the loss of product – was having a noticeable impact on the operation’s bottom line. However, the greatest concern was the impact to employee safety. Cleanup efforts were causing repeat injuries for workers, including hand and back

From light to heavy – and cold to hot; Flexco Europe presents solutions to increase productivity for conveyor belt systems on the SOLIDS 2022 trade fair in Dortmund The SOLIDS trade fair, which will take place in Dortmund on February 16 and 17, is the most important trade fair for granulate, powder & bulk solids technologies – and Flexco Europe will also be there. The specialist company will show how problems such as belt misalignment or material loss can be eliminated and avoided in the long term. At Booth A02-4, visitors will see trendsetting solutions that enable operators to increase the productivity of their plants and reduce the costs for maintenance, new conveyor belts and installation. PTEZ belt guide roller Flexco Europe will also be showcasing the PTEZ belt trainer, which is suitable for light to heavy applications and for reversible belts up to 2,100 mm wide. Conveyor system operators can also use the PTEZ for belts with worn or damaged edges. The system is fast and easy to install thanks to the simple design of its brackets and components. All the versions of the belt guide roller (from the standard model onward)

Flexco Europe: The new Novitool Pun M NDX mobile finger punch, used in combination with the compact Aero 325 splicing press, gives users superbly efficient tools for on-site belt assembly. An unbeatable duo Flexco Europe: Fast conveyor belt assembly with PUN M NDX finger punch and the Aero 325 mobile splice press. Users now have superbly efficient tools for on-site belt assembly – the new Novitool Pun M NDX mobile finger punch in combination with the compact Aero 325 splice press. Used together, these two new developments from Flexco Europe speed up the professional preparation and splicing of reinforced thermoplastic drive belts – enabling a fast return to full operation. Roller conveyor belts are sturdy and economical. They are mainly used in shipping, logistics and distribution, for example to transport boxes, totes or polybags. Preventing downtimes is essential if the products are to reach customers on time, so maintenance staff must repair damaged belts as quickly as possible and get them up & running again. Flexco Europe has now launched the Novitool Pun M NDX mobile finger punch for faster belt repair. Technicians can now punch precisely