Balanced Weave
|
Double Balanced Weave
|
Gratex Weave
|
-
F.B.C. Balanced Weave,
Double Balanced Weave and Gratex Weave belts are all spliced by
inserting a straight or crimped connector through the vertices of a right-hand
and a left-hand spiral.
Compound Weave
|
|
Double Reinforced Weave
|
-
F.B.C. Compound Balanced
Weave belts are spliced by inserting straight rods (two to five
rods depending on the specification) through the vertices of a right-hand
and left-hand spirals.
-
F.B.C. Double Rod Reinforced
Weave belts are spliced by inter-weaving the two belt ends with
a pair of loose spirals and then inserting rods through its vertices.
Note:
the interweaving of a double reinforced weave belt can be difficult in
tightly woven specifications if the pair of loose spirals are inter-woven
simultaneously. Separate them into two loose spirals and inter-weave them
one spiral at a time.
Rod Reinforced Weave
|
|
Conventional Weave
|
-
F.B.C. Rod Reinforced
Weave and Conventional Weave belts are both spliced by inter-weaving
the two belt ends with a loose spiral. However, a Rod Reinforced Weave
belt must have rods inserted into its vertices.
|
