Chiorino DG series transmission belts

Thursday, 17 February, 2011 | Supplied by: Chiorino Australia

The DG-E 10/30 and DG-E 10/40 transmission belts are the thermoplastic alternative to traditional Chiorino polyamide belts of the DG series for folder gluers in the cardboard industry. They are also suitable for power transmission as live roller drives in other industrial fields and are used on cardboard box-folding machines.

Thermoplastic folder belts with traction core in polyester and elastomeric covering can be fitted on site using the Fast Joint system and equipment, which require only a few minutes and no adhesives.

Online: www.chiorino.com.au
Phone: 07 3274 1900
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