Positioning
Accuracy
Positioning
accuracy is a function of the belt pitch tolerance, typically +/-
.001 inch. In adjoining pitches, a random accumulation of
pitch tolerance can result in a maximum pitch placement variance
of .002 inches. This occurs when the first pitch is -.001
inch, and the second pitch is +.001 inch. Tooling can be designed
to combine a number of intermittent pitches into one master pitch,
decreasing the likelihood of unacceptable accumulated pitch variance.
Contact
a Belt Technologies sales engineer for specifics about tooling and
management of pitch accumulation.
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