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Conveyor Lagged Pulley

Conveyor Lagged Pulley

The Conveyor Lagged Pulley is a belt conveyor pulley with a wear-resistant lagging layer applied to its surface. The lagging increases friction between the pulley and conveyor belt, helping improve traction and reduce belt slippage during operation.

 

Depending on operating requirements, the pulley can be equipped with cast rubber, ceramic tile, or polyurethane lagging. Different surface patterns, including diamond, V-groove, and plain surfaces, provide options for different belt traction and wear conditions.

 

The lagging also helps protect the pulley shell from abrasion, impact, and other operating conditions, contributing to longer pulley service life and reduced maintenance requirements.

Key Features


Increased Belt Traction

The lagging surface increases friction between the pulley and conveyor belt, helping maintain reliable belt contact and reduce slippage.

 

Multiple Lagging Materials

Cast rubber, ceramic tiles, and polyurethane are available for different operating and wear requirements.

 

Multiple Surface Patterns

Diamond, V-groove, and plain surfaces provide different options for belt traction and pulley operation.

 

Pulley Surface Protection

The lagging layer helps protect the pulley shell from abrasion and impact during continuous conveyor operation.

 

Re-Lagging Capability

The pulley can be re-lagged when the surface layer reaches its service limit, helping reduce replacement-related downtime.

Product Advantages


Improved belt grip:
Increases friction between the pulley and belt for more reliable traction.

Reduced belt slippage: Better pulley-to-belt contact helps minimize slipping during operation.

Extended pulley service life: Lagging helps protect the pulley shell against abrasion and impact.

Flexible material selection: Rubber, ceramic, and polyurethane options accommodate different operating requirements.

Application-specific surface patterns: Diamond, V-groove, and plain surfaces provide different traction characteristics.

Reduced maintenance downtime: Re-lagging allows the pulley surface to be renewed without necessarily replacing the complete pulley.

Applications

The Conveyor Lagged Pulley is suitable for belt conveyor systems where improved belt traction and protection of the pulley surface are required. The choice of lagging material and surface pattern can be matched to different conveying conditions, including wet, oily, dusty, and high-temperature environments.

 

Typical applications include:

Mining and Quarrying: Used on conveyors handling abrasive ores, aggregates, crushed stone, and other bulk materials.

Steel and Metallurgy: Suitable for demanding conveying environments where pulley surface protection and reliable belt traction are required.

Cement and Building Materials: Used in bulk material conveying systems exposed to abrasive dust and continuous operation.

Ports and Bulk Material Handling: Suitable for conveyor systems requiring stable belt traction under continuous material handling conditions.

Wet or Contaminated Conveying Environments: Lagged pulley surfaces can provide improved belt contact where moisture, oil, or dust may affect traction.

General Industrial Conveying: Suitable for conveyor systems requiring increased pulley-to-belt friction and improved pulley surface durability.

Ordering & Quotation Information


Information Required for Quotation

Please provide the pulley diameter, face width, shaft dimensions, conveyor belt width, installation position, required quantity, and operating conditions. The required lagging type or surface configuration should be specified where applicable.

 

Technical Confirmation & Lead Time

We will confirm the lagged pulley according to belt tension, traction requirements, pulley position, lagging requirements, shaft arrangement, and installation interface. Lead time depends on specifications, quantity, lagging configuration, material preparation, and purchased components.

 

Packaging, Delivery & Quality

Packaging and delivery are arranged according to pulley size, weight, quantity, transportation method, and destination. Dimensions, shaft configuration, lagging condition, quantity, and packaging are checked before shipment.

FAQ

What is a Conveyor Lagged Pulley?

A Conveyor Lagged Pulley is a belt conveyor pulley with a lagging layer applied to its surface to increase friction with the conveyor belt and protect the pulley shell from wear.

 

Why is pulley lagging used?

Pulley lagging increases belt-to-pulley friction, helping improve traction and reduce belt slippage. It also provides a protective layer for the pulley shell.

 

What lagging materials are available?

According to the provided product information, the available lagging materials include cast rubber, ceramic tiles, and polyurethane.

 

What surface patterns are available?

The available surface patterns include diamond, V-groove, and plain designs.

 

Can a lagged pulley be re-lagged?

Yes. The pulley can be re-lagged when the existing lagging layer reaches the end of its service life, helping reduce maintenance downtime.

 

Where are lagged pulleys commonly used?

They are commonly used in mining, aggregates, steel, cement, port handling, and other industrial bulk material conveying applications.

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Unit: mm

B D A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds Bearing Allowable torque
(kg/mm)
Drawing No
Smooth
surface
Adhesive
surface
Smooth
surface
Casting
glue
Coated
with
adhesive
500 500 850 600 1097 505.5 115 70 — 280 340 100 33 60 55 16 27 1312 16300 25000 TD1A13 TD1A23 TD1A33
650 500 1000 750 1280 588.5 135 90 — 350 410 120 33 76 70 20 1316 21200 32600 TD2A13 TD2A23 TD2A33
630 29600 45400 TD2A14 TD2A24 TD2A34
800 500 1300 950 1580 738.5 135 90 — 350 410 120 33 76 70 20 1316 26200 40100 TD3A13 TD3A23 TD3A33
630 1661 771 175 130 80 380 460 140 33 97 90 24 3520 36700 56100 TD3A14 TD3A24 TD3A34
800 55900 85500 TD3A15 TD3A25 TD3A35
1000 630 1500 1150 1861 871 175 130 80 380 460 140 33 97 90 24 3520 45700 70100 TD4A14 TD4A24 TD4A34
800 1945 900 215 160 90 440 530 160 53 119 110 32 34 3524 69600 106800 TD4A15 TD4A25 TD4A35
1000 2020 930 255 170 100 480 570 180 53 140 130 36 3528 177500 — TD4A26 TD4A36
1200 630 1750 1400 2195 1025 215 160 90 440 530 160 53 119 110 32 3524 54900 84000 TD5A14 TD5A24 TD5A34
800 83700 128100 TD5A15 TD5A25 TD5A35
1000 2270 1055 255 170 100 480 570 180 53 140 130 36 3528 213000 — TD5A26 TD5A36
1250 2305 1065 275 180 110 540 630 200 63 161 150 40 3532 300000 — TD5A27 TD5A37
1400 800 2000 1600 2445 1150 215 160 90 440 530 160 53 119 110 32 3524 97600 149200 TD6A15 TD6A25 TD6A35
1000 2555 1190 275 180 110 540 630 200 63 161 150 40 3532 249250 — TD6A26 TD6A36
1250 350000 — TD6A27 TD6A37
1400 2635 1200 335 200 120 590 680 220 63 181 170 40 3536 470000 — TD6A28 TD6A38


20260921153044
Unit: mm

B D Allowable torque (KN·m) Allowable resultant force (KN) Drawing No A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds C n-dy
500 500 2.7 49 DTII01A4081 850 600 1114 495 140 70 350 410 120 33 74.5 70 20 M20 22 2-M8×1
DTII01A4083YZ
DTII01A4084
650 3.5 40 DTII02A4081 1000 750 1264 570
DTII02A4083YZ
DTII02A4084
630 4.1 DTII02A5081
DTII02A5083YZ
DTII02A5084
500 6.3 59 DTII02A4101 1324 590 170 80 380 460 135 46 95 90 25 M24 26 4-M8×1
DTII02A4103YZ
DTII02A4104
630 7.3 80 DTII02A5101
DTII02A5103YZ
DTII02A5104
500 8 83 DTII02A4121 1050 1419 615 210 110 440 530 155 116 110 28 32
DTII02A4123YZ
DTII02A4124
630 8.3 86 DTII02A5121
DTII02A5123YZ
DTII02A5124

B D Allowable
torque
(KN•m)
Allowable
resultant
force
(KN)
Drawing No A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds C n-dy
800 500 4.1 40 DTⅡ03A4101 1300 950 1624 740 170 80 - 380 460 135 46 95 90 25 M24 26 4-M8×1
DTⅡ03A4103ZYZ
DTⅡ03A4104
630 6 50 DTⅡ03A5101
DTⅡ03A5103ZYZ
DTⅡ03A5104
800 7 DTⅡ03A6103ZYZ
DTⅡ03A6104
630 12 80 DTⅡ03A5121 1669 210 110 440 530 155 116 110 28 M30 32
DTⅡ03A5123ZYZ
DTⅡ03A5124
800 12 80 DTⅡ03A6123ZYZ
DTⅡ03A6124
630 20 100 DTⅡ03A5141 1724 750 250 120 480 570 170 63 137 130 32 37
DTⅡ03A5143ZYZ
DTⅡ03A5144
2×16 DTⅡ03A5143S 2000 1500
DTⅡ03A5144S
800 20 110 DTⅡ03A6143ZYZ 1724 750
DTⅡ03A6144
2×16 DTⅡ03A6143S 2000 1500
DTⅡ03A6144S
32 160 DTⅡ03A6163ZYZ 1400 1839 800 200 105 520 640 200 60 158 150 36 43 4-M10×1
DTⅡ03A6164
2×23 DTⅡ03A6163S 2100 1600
DTⅡ03A6164S
1000 630 6 40 DTⅡ04A5103ZYZ 1500 1150 1824 840 170 80 _ 380 460 135 46 95 90 25 M24 26 4-M8×1
DTⅡ04A5104
12 73 DTⅡ04A5123ZYZ 1869 210 110 440 530 155 116 110 28 32
DTⅡ04A5124
800 DTⅡ04A6123ZYZ
DTⅡ04A6124
1000 80 DTⅡ04A7123ZYZ
DTⅡ04A7124
630 18 100 DTⅡ04A5143ZYZ 1924 850 250 120 480 570 170 63 137 130 32 M30 37
DTⅡ04A5144
2×15 DTⅡ04A5143S 2300 1700
DTⅡ04A5144S
800 20 110 DTⅡ04A6143ZYZ 1924 850
DTⅡ04A6144
2×16 DTⅡ04A6143S 2300 1700
DTⅡ04A6144S
1000 20 110 DTⅡ04A7143ZYZ 1924 850
DTⅡ04A7144
2×16 DTⅡ04A7143S 2300 1700
DTⅡ04A7144S

B D Allowable
torque
(KN•m)
Allowable
resultant
force
(KN)
Drawing No A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds C n-dy
1000 800 27 160 DTⅡ04A6163ZYZ 1600 1150 2039 900 250 200 105 520 640 200 60 158 150 36 M30 43 4-M10×1
DTⅡ04A6164
2×22 DTⅡ04A6163S 2300 1800
DTⅡ04A6164S
1000 27 170 DTⅡ04A7163ZYZ 2039 900
DTⅡ04A7164
2×22 DTⅡ04A7163S 2300 1800
DTⅡ04A7164S
800 40 190 DTⅡ04A6183ZYZ 2110 910 300 220 120 570 700 220 70 179 170 40 46
DTⅡ04A6184
2×35 DTⅡ04A6183S 2420 1820
DTⅡ04A6184S
1000 40 210 DTⅡ04A7183ZYZ 2110 910
DTⅡ04A7184
2×35 DTⅡ04A7183S 2420 1820
DTⅡ04A7184S
800 50 300 DTⅡ04A6203ZYZ 1650 2278 975 350 240 140 640 780 240 75 200 190 45 60
DTⅡ04A6204
2×40 DTⅡ04A6203S 2650 1950
DTⅡ04A6204S
1000 52 330 DTⅡ04A7203ZYZ 2278 975
DTⅡ04A7204
2×42 DTⅡ04A7203S 2650 1950
DTⅡ04A7204S
1200 630 12 52 DTⅡ05A5123ZYZ 1750 1400 2129 975 210 110 — 440 530 155 46 116 110 28 M24 32 4-M8×1
DTⅡ05A5124
800 80 DTⅡ05A6123ZYZ
DTⅡ05A6124
1000 DTⅡ05A7123ZYZ
DTⅡ05A7124
630 20 85 DTⅡ05A5143ZYZ 1750 1400 2174 975 250 120 — 480 570 170 63 137 130 32 M30 37 4-M8×1
DTⅡ05A5144
2×16 DTⅡ05A5143S 2450 1950
DTⅡ05A5144S
800 20 110 DTⅡ05A6143ZYZ 2174 975
DTⅡ05A6144
2×16 DTⅡ05A6143S 2450 1950
DTⅡ05A6144S
1000 20 110 DTⅡ05A7143ZYZ 2174 975
DTⅡ05A7144
2×16 DTⅡ05A7143S 2450 1950
DTⅡ05A7144S
800 27 140 DTⅡ05A6163ZYZ 1850 2289 1025 200 105 520 640 200 60 158 150 36 43 4-M10×1
DTⅡ05A6164
2×22 DTⅡ05A6163S 2550 2050
DTⅡ05A6164S

B D Allowable
torque
(KN•m)
Allowable
resultant
force
(KN)
Drawing No A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds C n-dy
1200 1000 27 160 DTⅡ05A7163ZYZ 1850 1400 2289 1025 250 200 105 520 640 200 60 158 150 36 M30 43 4-M10×1
DTⅡ05A7164
2×22 DTⅡ05A7163S 2550 2050
DTⅡ05A7164S
800 40 180 DTⅡ05A6183ZYZ 2360 1035 300 220 120 570 700 220 70 179 170 40 46
DTⅡ05A6184
2×32 DTⅡ05A6183S 2670 2070
DTⅡ05A6184S
1000 40 210 DTⅡ05A7183ZYZ 2360 1035 300 220 120 570 700 220 70 179 170 40 46
DTⅡ05A7184
2×32 DTⅡ05A7183S 2670 2070
DTⅡ05A7184S
800 52 230 DTⅡ05A6203ZYZ 1900 2528 1100 350 240 140 640 780 240 75 200 190 45 60
DTⅡ05A6204
2×42 DTⅡ05A6203S 2900 2200
DTⅡ05A6204S
1000 52 290 DTⅡ05A7203ZYZ 2528 1100
DTⅡ05A7204
2×42 DTⅡ05A7203S 2900 2200
DTⅡ05A7204S
66 330 DTⅡ05A7223ZYZ 2533 1100 250 720 880 270 80 210 200 M36 65
DTⅡ05A7224
2×50 DTⅡ05A7223S 2900 2200
DTⅡ05A7224S
1400 800 20 100 DTⅡ06A6143ZYZ 2050 1600 2474 1125 250 120 — 480 570 170 63 137 130 32 M30 37 4-M8X1
DTⅡ06A6144
2×16 DTⅡ06A6143S 2750 2250
DTⅡ06A6144S
1000 20 DTⅡ06A7143ZYZ 2474 1125
DTⅡ06A7144
2×16 DTⅡ06A7143S 2750 2250
DTⅡ06A7144S
800 27 130 DTⅡ06A6163ZYZ 2489 1125 200 105 520 640 200 60 158 150 36 43 4-M10×1
DTⅡ06A6164
1000 27 160 DTⅡ06A7163ZYZ
DTⅡ06A7164
2×22 DTⅡ06A7163S 2750 2250
DTⅡ06A7164S
800 40 170 DTⅡ06A6183ZYZ 2560 1135 300 220 120 570 700 220 70 179 170 40 46
DTⅡ06A6184
2×32 DTⅡ06A6183S 2870 2270
DTⅡ06A6184S
1000 40 210 DTⅡ06A7183ZYZ 2560 1135
DTⅡ06A7184
2×32 DTⅡ06A7183S 2870 2270
DTⅡ06A7184S

B D Allowable
torque
(KN•m)
Allowable
resultant
force
(KN)
Drawing No A L L1 L2 K M N Q P H h h1 d b ds C n-dy
1400 800 52 210 DTⅡ06A6203ZYZ 2100 1600 2728 1200 350 240 140 640 780 240 75 200 190 45 M30 60 4-M10×1
DTⅡ06A6204
2×42 DTⅡ06A6203S 3100 2400
DTⅡ06A6204S
1000 52 260 DTⅡ06A7203ZYZ 2728 1200
DTⅡ06A7204
2×42 DTⅡ06A7203S 3100 2400
DTⅡ06A7204S
66 300 DTⅡ06A7223ZYZ 2733 1200 250 720 880 270 80 210 200 M36 65
DTⅡ06A7224
2×50 DTⅡ06A7223S 3100 2400
DTⅡ06A7224S

Note:

1. Y- Right single output axis, Z - Left single output axis, S - Dual output axis.

2. The last digit of the drawing number is "1" indicating a smooth surface, "3" indicating a herringbone adhesive surface, and "4" indicating a diamond adhesive surface.