PACKAGING

We neatly roll our pintle wires in either an 8" or 10" diameter. The 8" coil is more compact and easier to pack with the fabric, felt or conveyor belt. The 10" coil is a bit larger and allows the lead wire to take less memory of the curved coil. Our pintle wires are then each placed in a zip lock plastic bag for protection and storage.

Each one of our pintle wires are individually labeled for easy identification, quality control and tracking purposes. These labels indicate the description of the pintle wire as well as the date ordered and purchase order number. With this information we can track the entire production process of each pintle wire we manufacture.

The multiple strands of the multistrand pintle pin help fill the entire space in the loops of your belt fabric seam, decreasing the total free space left in the seam. This lowers the wear and increases the life of the seam.

Advantages

  • Made of durable plastic, protects the entire pintle pin during shipment and storage.
  • Prevents multi-strand pintle pin monofilaments from tangling.
  • Secure double locking system prevents pintle wire from slipping back into plastic reel.
  • Complete access to pintle pin at all time.
  • Simple design & Patented.
INSTALLATION (STEP 1 AND 2)
STEP 1. Release the pin by turning the
security lock half pulled to maintain tension
on the pin.		 STEP 2. Pull the pin while carefully
inserting it in the junction spiral of the
conveyor belt.

TO REWIND THE PIN, IF NECESSARY (STEP 3)
STEP 3. Lift the latch and turn the mobile section counter clockwise using the
handle or crossbar model.

ATTENTION

Never turn the moving section of the reel clockwise, for it may tangle the pintle pin.
Further, a movement too sharp in manual insertion may damage the tip of the pintle pin.

 

Plastic Spool Advantages

  • Protects the monofilament during shipment and storage.
  • Prevents multi-strand pintle pin monofilaments from tangling.
  • Compact and easy to use design.
INSTALLATION (STEP 1,2,3 AND 4)
STEP 1. Undo the blue twist tie holding the spool to the metal wire, remove the
label and retie the twist tie in order to support the monofilament to the spool.
STEP 2. Undo the white
twist ties.		 STEP 3. Remove the red twist tie indicating
the beginning of the metal wire
(be careful while unwinding the wire leader).
STEP 4. Insert the wire leader into the spirals, up to the opposite extremity. Remove the
blue twist tie, insert a pencil in the hole of the spool and pull on the wire in order to only leave
the monofilament in place. Cut the wire and tie the monofilament to the conveyor belt.

ATTENTION

In order to avoid injuries, handle the unwinding wire leader with care once the red twist tie has been removed. Further, a movement too sharp in manual insertion may damage the tip of the pintle pin.

 

Lippert International provides many custom made pintle pins for all types of conveyor belt seams. Contact one of our representatives today for more information.

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