Eyelink Conveyor Belt is composed of segments and bar links,each part consists of eye chains weded to one or more positioning lines.The segments and link chains are connected to each other through cross bars.There is a welding joint on both sides, and the components mentioned above are fixed on both sides.

Specially designed for demanding applications that require a very heavy belt, eye link conveyor belts are custom designed with almost unlimited configurations to meet the demanding requirements of your application. The reliability and durability of belts are the main reasons for their success, coupled with the various ranges of belt materials and complex designs, making manufacturing different types of belts relatively simple.

The eyelink conveyor belt can provide multiple drive options, including friction driven cage rollers, forward drive sprockets, and optional chain edge drivers to enhance tracking and reliability. In addition, side shields and cross flight may be required. The design of the side panel is to control the height of the product to be transported.

Features of eye link conveyor belts:

• Single level surface products parts will not get entrapped between several layers of the belt

• Flat conveying surface, open mesh configuration, and ease of cleaning

• Completely customizable with features including side guards, chain drive, and flights

• High-temperature capability and a wide variety of steel specifications available

• Smooth and single-level surface without product entrapment

• Toughest conveyor belt available

• Excellent air and fluid drainage

• High strength and excellent carrying ability

• Flat surface profile

• Modular design

Types of Eyelink Conveyor Belts:

Eyelink conveyor belts - available in six types, each with specific advantages.

There are many types of eyelink conveyor belts from RISEN company, each with its own specific advantages, ranging from eyelink belts that compress to create the smallest possible opening, to eyelink belts with springs to ensure good seismic resistance and lateral force resistance.

1.Full Eyelinks

For a full eyelinks, the eye links lean against each other, with openings equal to the wire diameter. It is designed and constructed without gaskets or vertically welded under the wires. This allows for excellent processes in applications that do not require cross support. Belts are commonly used in food processing due to their flat conveying surface, open mesh structure, and ease of cleaning. This type of eye chain conveyor belt without gaskets is also easy to repair at the lowest cost.

2.Pressed Eyelinks

Some applications require the smallest possible opening. By flattening the eyes of the eyelinks, the opening between the eye links becomes smaller. This type is very suitable for small and finely structured products.

3.Welded Eyelinks

The eyelink is welded to a positioning line, forming a module. Very narrow and very wide openings can be created, depending on the processing of the product involved. The unwelded wire eliminates potential bacterial traps under isolation pads, springs, rings, and sleeves. This configuration makes cleaning and hygiene easier and more effective.

4.Pressed and Welded Eyelinks

Some applications require a stable belt and a small opening/discharge. The accuracy of our welding process enables us to produce very small spacing modules between eye chains. The modular structure makes it possible to assemble very wide belts.

5.Eyelinks with Springs

Springs help create more stable size bands in heating or freezing applications. These belts have a more stable size as the wires can move on the cross pole. The spring also exposes a large portion of the connecting rod to improve cleaning and disinfection. The position of the springs between the eye chains ensures that they are positioned at fixed intervals. The result is a relatively lightweight belt with specific qualities such as good seismic resistance and lateral force resistance.

6.Eyelinks with bushings or washers

This versatile variable eyelinks belt uses bushings or washers between the wires to increase the gap of the belt. By increasing the belt gap, more air will circulate at the bottom of the product. Increasing product exposure to this additional airflow can improve your process efficiency. When adding liners or washers, the belt becomes heavier and more rigid.

Available Edge

1.Eyelinks Belt with Welded edge

2.Eyelinks Belt with Reinforcing Plates

3.Eyelinks Belt with Chain Edge

4.Eyelinks Belt with side Guards

Available Material:304 & 316 stainless steel, Carbon steel, other materials available based on request

Specifications:

A: Gap Width (mm)           B: Pitch (mm)     

C: Cross Rod Dia (mm)       D: Underside Welded Wire Dia (mm)

E: Wire Link Dia (mm)          F: Reinforcing Plate (mm)G: Overall Belt Width (mm)

NOTED: Custom specification is available if you can't find the suitable size.