Information

  • Document No.

  • Conducted on

  • Location

  • Conveyor Number

General Information

  • Belt Condition

  • Splice Condition

  • Wear Condition

  • Belt Surface Temperature (°)

  • Belt Speed (fpm)

  • Structure - Rails

  • Structure - Floor

  • Spillage - Front

  • Spillage - Mid

  • Spillage - Tail

  • Gearbox

Head

  • Pulley Condition

  • Belt Cleaners

  • Belt Tracking Condition

  • Plow Condition

  • Head Noise (dB)

  • Head Bearing 1 Vibration (Hz)

  • Head Bearing 2 Vibration (Hz)

  • Head Section Temp (°)

  • Motor Temp (°)

  • Gearbox Temp (°)

  • Amperage Consumed

PT

  • Gearbox Vibration (dB)

  • Motor Temperature (°)

  • Hydraulic Hose Condition

  • Snub Pulley Condition

  • V-Belt Condition

  • Sheave Condition

  • Motor Noise Level (dB)

  • Gearbox Noise Level (dB)

Bend

  • Pulley Condition

  • Take-Up Bearing Condition

  • Take-Up Condition

Middle

  • Idler Condition

  • Noise Level (dB)

  • Skirt Condition

  • Material Build-Up

  • Return Idler Condition

  • General Noise Level (dB)

  • Conveyed Material Temp (°)

Tail

  • Tail Pulley Condition

  • Tail Noise Level (dB)

  • Tail Section Temperature (°)

Extra Points

  • Grease Points Lubricated

  • Noise

  • Oil Levels

  • Running Analysis

  • Speed

  • Temperature Readings

Travel Information

  • Travel Time

  • Round Trip Mileage

  • Other

  • Other

Comments

  • Add Ideas, Safety Concerns, Mechanical Concerns, Waste Disposal and other comments.

  • Comment
  • Comment Type

  • Details

  • Comment Picture

Action Requests

  • Enter Action Requests based on your analysis of the conveyor condition.

  • Action Request
  • Part Number

  • Quantity

  • Total Labor

  • Comments

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