Recessed Splicing
Problem: Our customers’ belts had premature wear of the splicing due to the low clearance of the UHMW guards. Solution: We recessed the splicing into the belt so that there was no contact between the fasteners and guards.
Food Processing
Having to use a mallet to separate your motor and gear box?
Problem: Customer was having failures on motors and gearboxes, having to fix and replace them often. They were having to beat the motor and gearbox to separate, and was a pain for the maintenance crew. Solution: We offered a wobble-free gearbox and motor that has outlasted the competition and is still going strong! This has
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Lettuce Conveyor
Problem: Customer had too much product sticking to the belt (using Intralox 800 series flat top), which resulted in waste. Solution: Divine supplied the customer with a modular belt with proprietary properties, as well as a dimple top and amazing release, which reduced the amount of belt surface contact. The end user noticed an immediate
Robotic Palletizing
Problem: A packaging customer was experiencing issues with a 50-inch-long, 1-inch-diameter roller featuring a specially milled shaft designed to fit a robotic palletizing machine. The roller’s bearings were failing due to shaft deflection and the weight of the conveyed product. Solution: Divine collaborated closely with our distributor partner to design a roller featuring specially packed
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Extended Life in Wire Belting
Problem: The plant is running 80,000 lbs. of chicken/day, 6 days a week, and 8 hours a day. They were seeing only 400 hours of life from a competitor’s wire belt. Solution: With Divine’s expertise in conveyor belting, we were able to specify a material and extend the life with our belt to over 700
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Can Elevator Belt
Problem: Canning Plant was using a carboxylate rough top belt that was finger spliced for their can elevators. When the belt needed to be replaced because of damage, it caused downtime and is labor intensive to repair/replace. Solution: Divine, in partnership with a local distributor partner, was able to supply our spiral link belt that
Belting for the Cheese Industry
Problem: The belt and flights were breaking due to chemical attack; becoming brittle and soft, and fading in color. The customer had to shut the lines down numerous times and toss product because of the belt breakage and mixing with the final cheese product. Solution: We put in our patented belt, and have not had
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Truly Endless Capper Belt
Problem: Customer was wearing through these belts quickly; roughly 5-7 belts/week. The customer is paying a little bit more for our belts, but the cost savings are speaking for themselves… (Red and green belts were what we were replacing) Solutions: We provided our belt that is truly endless /one-piece constructed (no seams), and does not
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Issue with Cross Contamination?
Problem: The customer was running an acetyl belt. The color was fading, and the flights were breaking due to chemical attack. Maintenance was having to shut lines down numerous times and toss product because of the cross-contamination with the food product. Solution: Divine supplied UTF belting and our customer has not had any issues with
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Needed Exact Replacement Belt
Problem: Customer needed help finding an exact replacement – corrugated side wall, urethane center drive belt w/ soft hinge lacing. Solution: Divine was able to provide that belt with one of our Mfg. partners!
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