BOSCH REXROTH
3842998655

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The Bosch Rexroth BELT SECTION (3842998655) is a sophisticated conveyor system component designed to facilitate high-speed transport with its high friction coefficient conveyor medium. This particular belt section is engineered to allow for rapid acceleration and deceleration of glass modules of varying dimensions, making it an ideal solution for longitudinal conveying needs. Its central motor mounting position is a key feature, offering flexibility in installation scenarios where end-of-belt motor placement is not feasible. The BELT SECTION CSS/FM-5 boasts the same system dimensions as the CSSB model, ensuring consistency and compatibility within conveyor setups. It's specifically crafted not for accumulation operation but rather for seamless movement, with the ability to freely select the motor's position along the longitudinal direction for greater adaptability in various installation environments. This product comes with a range of specifications including maximum and minimum track widths and lengths that accommodate different sizes of transported materials. With its robust design, it can handle the specified section load without accumulating operation. The weight specification ensures that users can anticipate the system's impact on their overall setup. Customers will receive their BELT SECTION either assembled or partially assembled depending on the track width ordered, with motors included separately to provide flexibility in assembly and setup. To complete the installation, Bosch Rexroth recommends accessories such as Frame SFS and Leg set SZSB for structural support, as well as a Frequency converter FU to manage and optimize conveyor speed according to specific operational requirements.