SuperDrive™
SuperDrive™ (SD) is a Positive Drive belt that solves the key mechanical problems of classic flat belts, namely, slipping and off-tracking.
Reduce running costs (reduced cost of ownership): less (hot) water, lower chemical exposure, reduced cleaning time, more time for production.
Material Features
Hygienic conveyor design
Superior
material quality
Reduces Amp draw on motors
Widest range of thermoplastic PD belts available
Non-standard fabrications and perforations
Suited to
trough conveyors
Advantages
SuperDrive™ is manufactured from high performance, proprietary TPE/TPU materials in many finishes that enable it to be used in thousands of applications maintaining a pulley diameter at the 100mm range. Apart from the formidable mechanical advantages that SuperDrive™ offers, the most beneficial impact of the food grade range is seen in food processing where direct contact with food in all its stages of production raises hygienic concerns and exposes food to potential contamination.
High Risk Elements
Food processors are well-aware that conveyor belts and conveyor systems are high risk elements in the production line and the demand for food grade belts has led to a huge variety of belt types in the market. This complicates the belt choice for the processor who has specific requirements and must work efficiently and on a budget.
Hygienic Solution
Emerging guidelines often find it easier to describe what is not hygienic but there is agreement that homogenous belts are the most hygienic conveyor belt option. Together with the additional mechanical advantages of positive drive and self-tracking, it is the best choice for compact hygienic conveyors and for upgrading existing modular belt systems.
Mr. Wim Clazing from Exportslachterij Clazing BV, The Netherlands
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