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General| Brand | Rexnord |
|---|---|
| Model | REX TableTop Series |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Guidelines for selecting optimal conveyor length and configuration.
Comparison of sideflexing conveyor configurations for improved performance.
Factors influencing the total cost of conveyor systems.
Considerations for future conveyor maintenance needs.
Summary of key considerations for conveyor system design.
Basic principles and components of a straight running conveyor design.
Design principles and advantages of sideflexing conveyor systems.
Description of side transfers for product movement between chains.
Guidelines for smooth operation of dead-plate product transfers.
Principles for aligning turntables to ensure smooth product transfer.
Concept of offset drive for conveyor chains, compensating for tension.
Description of inline transfer arrangements for conveyor chains.
Description of side transfer arrangements for conveyor chains.
Information required for proper chain selection based on application needs.
Factors to consider for selecting chain material based on environment and impact.
Criteria for selecting wear strip materials based on friction and wear resistance.
Properties and recommendations for various metal wear strip materials.
Properties and recommendations for non-metallic wear strip materials.
Guidelines for selecting sprocket pitch diameter and bore style.
Guide to chain and wear strip material resistance to various chemicals.
Factors and formulas for calculating chain tension in conveyor systems.
Calculating guide clearance considering thermal expansion of the chain.
Types of supports used in conveyor carry ways for chain guidance.
Types of supports used in conveyor return ways for chain guidance.
Purpose and design principles of catenary sag for maintaining chain tension.
Minimum backflex radii and catenary arrangements for various chain types.
Dimensions for mounting transfer plates at head and tail ends of conveyors.
Dimensions and considerations for mounting comb transfer plates.
Method for driving bi-directional conveyors with a single end drive.
Heavy-duty method for driving bi-directional conveyors using a bottom drive.
Location guidelines for sprockets on various chain types in bi-directional conveyors.
Details on round, square, and hex bore sprocket types and installation.
Table of nominal and actual widths for Mattop® chains across different sizes.
Procedure for installing MatTop® chains into the conveyor track and coupling sections.
Steps for replacing links and pins in MatTop® chains to maintain functionality.
Description of specialized tools for chain installation and replacement procedures.
Description of typical straight sections for Multiflex conveyor construction.
Description of typical corner sections for Multiflex conveyor construction.
Design considerations for multi-incline Multiflex conveyor systems.
Methods for transferring products using the flexibility of Multiflex chains.
Variety of chain return possibilities offering conveyor design freedom.
Description of conventional return configurations for Multiflex chains.
Design of Multiflex chains for elevating products in compact areas.
Purpose and calculation of catenary sag for maintaining chain tension.
Methods to maintain catenary length with limited space using alternate arrangements.
Formulas and guidelines for correct positioning of sprockets and wear strips.
Guidelines for locating and positioning idler wheels in conveyor systems.
Example calculation of chain tension for a conventional Multiflex conveyor.
Example calculation of chain tension for a Multiflex elevator conveyor.
Effect of abrasion on chain and wear strip combinations and material selection.
Recommended operating temperature ranges for chains and wear strips.
Importance and methods of lubricating chains for maximum life and performance.
Precautions regarding static electricity with thermoplastic chains in combustible environments.
Guide to chain and wear strip material resistance to various chemicals and environments.
Determining conveyor width based on product size and production output requirements.
Key factors for selecting compatible chain and wear strip materials for optimal performance.
Recommendations and properties for various metal wear strip materials.
Recommendations and properties for non-metallic wear strip materials.
Procedures for installing chains and checking conveyor components before operation.
Guidance on lubrication types and methods for chain longevity and performance.
Procedures and agents for cleaning chains and conveyors to prevent buildup.
Checklist for regular inspection of chain and conveyor components to detect faults.
Conditions leading to malfunctions and criteria for chain/sprocket replacement.
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