COVERING – COLD BONDING For conveyor drums and pulleys

ALTEMA know-how for lagging handling drums

Cold bonding of rubber is generally used on “classic” drums. ALTEMA uses cold bonding for smooth, diamond-shaped rubber laggings with ceramic inserts.

The different stages of cold gluing :

  • The surface of the conveyor drum is first prepared by shot blasting.
  • After preparation, the drum is cleaned with solvent before the “primary metal” is applied.
  • The conveyor drum lagging is then prepared for installation by cutting to size and cleaning all prepared surfaces.
  • Next comes the gluing of the various elements, followed by the laying of the covering.
  • The drum lagging is then struck/rolled to remove air residues and ensure perfect adhesion to the conveyor drum.

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A range of drums for all sectors of activity

ALTEMA's experience enables us to meet both classic conveyor drum and handling drum requirements, as well as more specific needs in all sectors of activity: mining, quarrying, recycling, fertilizers, ports, food processing.

+10,000 Drums per year

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Profile types

diamond-shaped rubber drum lagging

Diamond

The universal lagging

Used on deflection and take up pulley. It is also suitable for head drums.

ceramic drum lagging

Ceramics

The high-adhesion lagging

Effective in humid environments to prevent slipping on the conveyor belt.

smooth drum lagging

Smooth

Protective lagging

For drums that don’t drive the belt, to extend their service life.

rubber drum lagging slide lag

Slide Lag

For high tensile forces

Its elastomer composition gives head or drive drums high tensile strength.

rubber drum lagging pulley bars

Pulley bars

Anti-skid lagging for large drums

Ruggedly designed, the anti-skid bars are made of wear-resistant rubber for long life.

griplag drum lagging

Griplag

For tough conditions

The GriplagⓇ prevents slippage while being self-cleaning, preventing material build-up and misalignment.

The benefits of rubber lagging

  • Bonding systems that make installing drum rubber easy, fast and tailored to your needs.
  • The laggings protect the belt and significantly improve the conveyor’s overall performance, thus extending its service life.
  • They ensure that rollers and drums rotate smoothly without clogging, thus maintaining and aligning the conveyor belt.
  • Rubberized pulleys protect the belt by reducing slippage between belt and drums.
  • They reduce the belt’s operating tension, thus reducing belt elongation.
  • They reduce conveyor noise and vibration.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT IN DEFINING YOUR PRODUCTS

ALTEMA has the resources and knowledge to provide the best solution for every belt conveyor need. ALTEMA specializes in the production of conveyor drums, but is also able to customize each drum. Backed by 25 years’ experience, the ALTEMA team works with its customers every day to determine the best technical solutions.

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RDM DIMENSIONING

ALTEMA's Engineering Department is able to dimension and verify conveyor drums and lifting pulleys using its RDM and 3D CAD calculation software.

Static and Dynamic Balancing

ALTEMA offers balancing solutions and services for high-speed conveyor drums, to keep them running at peak performance.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Depending on the application, the field of activity, the transported material and the climatic conditions, ALTEMA offers you specific solutions to optimise your products and improve your performance.

Other trimmings and preparation

hot vulcanization packing

Hot vulcanization

Vulcanization is a chemical process that gives the drum greater tensile strength, swelling and abrasion resistance, as well as greater elasticity.

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SPECIAL RUBBERIZING

Laggings such as Slide Lag, Pulleybars or Griplag are applied to drums and pulleys by mechanical assembly.

shot blasting

Shot-blasting

All coated drums are shot-blasted for improved surface preparation. This preliminary work is essential for optimum adhesion to the drum.