REMAGRIP 70 V
REMAGRIP 70 V

REMAGRIP 70 V

The self-extinguishing universal lagging for heavy-duty operating conditions

REMAGRIP 70 V is self-extinguishing and antistatic. It has been specially designed for challenging ATEX operating conditions with high fire regulation or potentially explosive environments such as coal mines or power plants for example.

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Product Information

Properties

  • Self-extinguishing, antistatic REMAGRIP 70 premium quality
  • Moderate oil resistant
  • Reduces slippage between belt and pulley
  • Improves and stabilizes coefficient of friction
  • Evacuation of moisture and dirt
  • Protects the pulley from wear and corrosion
  • Prevents material build-up
  • Positive influence on belt tracking
  • Deep grooving to handle large amounts of dirt and provide long operating life
  • CN bonding layer provides fast and good adhesion

 

* Surface and volume resistivity < 1 x 10^6 Ohm, tested in accordance with DIN EN ISO 284, DIN IEC 93.

**Fulfills DIN 22100-7 safety requirements (fire safety, hygiene, electrical).

Area of Application

  • Grooved rubber lagging for drive pulleys
  • Long belt conveyors
  • Large pulley diameters (from 800 mm)
  • For high-tension fabric and steel cord belts of all strengths

Specifications

Polymer basis CR DIN ISO 1629
Specific Weight 1.39 g/cm3 DIN EN ISO 1183-1
Hardness 60 Shore A DIN ISO 7619-1
Electric resistance Antistatic*
Inflammability Self-extinguishing**
CN bonding layer Conductive, black
Profile 8 x 6 oder 10 x 8 (Profile 50)
Colour Black

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