What Types Of Industrial Belt Punching Are There? What Is Its Function?

With the increase of mechanical equipment, the places where industrial belts are used are also becoming more and more diverse. Do you know exactly what types of industrial belt punching are there? Do you know the function of punching holes in each type of industrial belt?
I. Types of Holes Drilled in Industrial Belts
Let's first talk about the types of holes drilled in industrial belts. In fact, holes drilled in industrial belts are divided into through holes and countersunk holes. Let's take a look at the characteristics of these two types of holes:
Industrial belt punching form one: Through holes
A through hole, as the name suggests, is a hole that is completely penetrated from the back to the bottom of the conveyor belt.
Industrial belt punching form Two: countersunk holes
A counterbore is a hole punched on the back or bottom of a conveyor belt without penetrating the entire industrial belt. This kind of concave hole formed on one side of the conveyor belt is called a counterbore. The shapes of countersunk holes are diverse, including circular, square, rhombic, conical and elliptical ones. They can also be customized according to different customer requirements.