futószalag
A futószalag, the Hungarian term for conveyor belt, is a continuous-loop belt used to transport materials or goods over distances. The basic structure consists of a flat or flanged belt anchored between two or more pulleys, often with drives at one or more points that provide motion. The belt material may be woven or braided synthetic fibers, rubber, metal, or composite, chosen according to the transported material’s properties and environmental conditions.
Historically, conveyor belts evolved from simple wood and iron rollers in the 19th century to modern polymer
Conveyor belts are engineered to manage a variety of loads: bulk solids such as minerals, aggregates, and
The operation of a conveyor belt system involves drive motor selection, tension control, and regular maintenance
Conveyor belts continue to be vital in modern industrial logistics, allowing efficient, continuous transport of items