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Sparks Belting offers a mechanical pin splice option on almost all of our urethane timing belts that can be easily changed by hand in seconds with simple tools, eliminating the need to disassemble the machine. This option uses a precision-cut square finger joint with stainless steel connecting pins fitted across the width of each tooth.

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More and more, machine designers are using endless urethane timing belts in place of flat belts in their equipment design for the accurate movement of product. But, changing timing belts on many machines can be very time-consuming. Quite often, the design of these machines does not allow for the replacement of endless belts without significant disassembly of the machinery, causing considerable downtime and lost production.

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Mechanical pin splices are suitable for almost all conveying applications, including belts with various covers, backings, and profile attachments.

During the refining of the oil, the process pump used to transfer oil must be lubricated with Nebol (mist system). Nebol system shave to be customed designed for each refinery.DropsA would analyse the refinery layout and determine best positions of the Nebol OMG (oil mist generator). The system can be open or closed loop depending on customer requirements.Then DropsA would calculate mist flow to each of the lubricating points. Some points can be PURE and some can be PURGE. The following diagrams show the difference between Pure oil mist lubrication and Purge oil mist lubrication.To determine the correct quantity of oil mist that goes into the lube points DropsA selects from theirrange of classifiers. These essentially are nozzles which, dependent on orifice size, determine the precise mist quantity allowed through to the bearing.

Until now, splicing timing belts on site involved expensive tooling and specialized training. You had to decide between the investment in this equipment and training versus the downtime costs of disassembling the machine.

Oil mist systemsDropsA  specializes in building large oil mist systems typically found in oil refineries.This case study is taken from the Abadan oil refinery, Iran. It is common that green field projects for refineries specify an oil mist lubrication system for pumps and motor bearings.