Engineering

Healthy belts work best on healthy conveyors. Cambridge can assess the overall condition of your conveying system and provide feedback for increasing uptime and eliminating issues.

• Drive system position and functioning
• Belt tensioning and take-up systems
• Presence and effectiveness of a belt tracking system
• Examine belt support structures
• Check size, condition, placement, and adjustability of shafts and rollers

• Convert and modify a friction drive unit to a positive drive unit
• Redesign conveyor support systems (slider beds or rollers)
• Modify unit shaft; roller size and placement
• Align shafts and rollers
• Modify or replace drive, take-up, and tensioning systems
• Replace worn belting and sprockets