Ashworth OmniGrid 360 Belt
This is the latest spiral belt from Ashworth, the company that invented the low-tension spiral. The head section is fully welded and fixed.
- The allowable tensile strength is 1.5 times higher compared to the conventional heavy-duty link specification omnigrid belt (based on our comparison). Some manufacturers do not specify the allowable tension of their belts, but at Ashworth, reliable engineers verify specifications such as allowable tensile strength based not only on data from simple tensile tests but also on years of accumulated performance worldwide and long-term operational data from tests conducted in our own factory. Without presenting data, measuring the belt's tension can lead to a lack of a comparative basis, rendering the examination meaningless. - It can accommodate small-radius spirals with a turn ratio (drum radius/belt width) of up to 1.7 without the need for special belts. At a 1.5-inch pitch, the turn ratio (drum radius/belt width) is 1.6, allowing for small-radius drum-type spirals equivalent to the conventional reduced radius omnigrid. - The head section is fully welded, making it stronger compared to traditional bridge welding, and there are no dead spaces where food residues can accumulate. By processing the rod contact area into a rounded recess (coining), the contact surface area with the rod is increased, significantly reducing wear. - Please refer to the video on the web. https://www.ashworth.com/
- Company：アッシュワースジャパン (Ashworth)
- Price：Other
