Posted by Jiles on January 21, 2016 at 12:02:53 from (68.35.3.251):
In Reply to: Flat belt adjustment posted by Jiles on January 21, 2016 at 10:03:47:
These particular belts were not driven with a power roll and all rolls were straight.
They were mounted to a moveable station and were called "Belt Wrapper"
The assembly moved under hydraulic power to a rewind arbor- the turning arbor rotated the belt, and the aluminum sheet was picked up between the belt and arbor. The roll of metal proceeded to wrap around the arbor and the wrapping assembly moved out of the way.
I guess you could say this was not your common belt, but never the less, adjustment was different.
Some of these belts were laced and they were adjusted in the common manner.
Lacings were prone to give problems, so the company went with continuous belts.
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