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Mark Number
Match
Noseover
OAW
OD
OSHA
Polytier
Power feeder
PPE
Pulley
Return Idlers
Roller
Side Cover
Side Frame
Splice Assembly
Tail Pulley
Take-up Pulley
Take-up Screws
TOR
Track
Published January 2022
Installation & Maintenance Manual: BSBAC 1 HP
A numeric or alphanumeric term used to uniquely identify a conveyor
bed or collection of beds (of similar model type) within a material
handling system.
A mark made on mating conveyor assemblies to assist in identifying
orientation and placement within a system.
An arced conveyor used to make a smooth transition between
conveying surfaces of differing incline or decline angles.
Overall width of any given conveyor bed.
Outer diameter of a circular, cylindrical, or arced body.
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Heavy duty floor support with a wide stance, capable of supporting
multiple levels and types of conveyor.
A section of BLVDC that will always be at the infeed of an inclined AC
or the discharge section of a declined AC.
Personal protective equipment
Mechanical device used to change the direction of the belt in a
conveyor system, to drive and/or tension the belt.
Belt-routing rollers on the underside of any given AC conveyor.
Powered or unpowered cylindrically-shaped material handling
component used for mechanical power transmission, a conveying
surface, and/or support for a belted conveying surface.
A PVC cover used to conceal and protect electrical components and
wiring from foreign debris and moving obstacles.
Structural member used to support rotating components needed for
conveyor beds.
A five-component assembly-consisting of a plate (or formed plate),
two bolts, and two nuts-that is used to secure a piece of guide rail to
an adjacent piece of guide rail, or a side frame to an adjacent side
frame. This is used to provide additional structural rigidity and ensure
relative position of components is maintained.
A non-driven pulley located at the tail end of the conveyor.
Pulley with an adjustable position used to eliminate unnecessary
slack in a belt.
Adjustment screw used to adjust the position of a take-up pulley.
Top of roller; this refers to the elevation of the conveying surface with
respect to the floor on which the conveyor is sitting.
To adjust the position of conveyor components in such a way that
encourages proper belt alignment on a system.
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