BS 6593 is a British standard that discusses the On-site non-mechanical jointing of plied textile and steel reinforced conveyor belting using a code of practice. A code of practice is a set of written rules which explains how people working in a particular profession should behave.
This code of practice provides guidance on the procedures to be followed when making non-mechanical joints in plied textile and steel reinforced conveyor belting on site. Both hot and cold processes are considered.
Note: BS 6593 does not cover mechanical joints in conveyor belting.
BS 6593 on jointing of plied textile and steel reinforced conveyor belting applies to:
Steel cord conveyor belts are highly wear-resistant and used principally for long-haul conveying, heavy loads and physically demanding applications. They are especially suitable for high-mass or high-volume flows and abrasive materials.
BS 6593 provides you with the safety guidelines for the jointing materials in which the handling jointing materials are used in the preparation of vulcanized joints for the precautions of:
This helps you in the safety when manufacturing the jointing materials.
BS 6593 not only covers the on-site jointing but is also applicable to workshop-made joints, this helps you in adding confidence to the quality of such joints. With BS 6593 you can be ensured that the products consistently meet and exceed quality assurance targets.