Punching fingers at belt ends is done as a preparation before splicing. The splice can be a finger- or a finger-overlap-finger splice. All punchers are suited to punch fingers for both types of splice.
The portable punchers are suited for on-site jobs because they can be taken apart very easily. The workshop punchers are meant for frequent use in the workshop. They can be placed on the workbench or on an optional trolley for mobile use in the workshop.
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 This puncher is meant to punch fingers at the ends of PU- en PVC-conveyor belts as a preparation for making finger- or finger over finger splices. The PUN M is a manually operated puncher that does not need electricity or air pressure for its operation.
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 The machine is meant for punching fingers at the ends of conveyor belts, as a preparation before splicing. The machine is suited for preparing finger and finger-over-finger splices.
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 The machine is meant for punching fingers at the ends of conveyor belts, as a preparation before splicing. The machine is suited for preparing finger and finger-over-finger splices.
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