Tail Pully
Tail Pully
The tail pulley is located at the loading or return end of a conveyor system. Its primary function is to provide tension to the conveyor belt, ensuring proper alignment and smooth movement during operation. Built with robust materials and precise engineering, tail pulleys are designed for long-lasting performance and minimal maintenance needs. By maintaining belt tracking and stability, a well-designed tail pulley enhances conveyor reliability, reduces wear and tear, and supports continuous, efficient material handling operations.
The tail pulley is contained within the belt and helps it to rotate freely around the ends of the conveyor. It is generally free-spinning, with bearings mounted either inside or on the ends of the tail pulley.
While the head pulley is responsible for driving the conveyor belt, the tail pulley plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth operation of the system by guiding the belt, maintaining tension, and ensuring proper alignment. The tail pulley is located at the end of the conveyor system, opposite the head pulley.
Return idler pulleys, also known as conveyor idlers, support the return side of a belt conveyor to prevent it from stretching, sagging, or failing. This increases the belt’s service life and can be used in a variety of applications, including: Mining, Steel mills, Cement plants, Power plants, and Chemical plant
