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    The document compares hot vulcanized lagging and cold bonded lagging for pulley applications. Hot vulcanizing involves curing rubber lagging at high temperatures using specialized equipment and can only be done in a factory. Cold bonding does not require specialized equipment and can be done on site or in a workshop. Hot vulcanizing produces stronger adhesion between the lagging and pulley due to the curing process.

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    The document compares hot vulcanized lagging and cold bonded lagging for pulley applications. Hot vulcanizing involves curing rubber lagging at high temperatures using specialized equipment and can only be done in a factory. Cold bonding does not require specialized equipment and can be done on site or in a workshop. Hot vulcanizing produces stronger adhesion between the lagging and pulley due to the curing process.

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    Hot Vulcanising Vs Cold Bonding For Pulley Lagging Application

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    The document compares hot vulcanized lagging and cold bonded lagging for pulley applications. Hot vulcanizing involves curing rubber lagging at high temperatures using specialized equipment and can only be done in a factory. Cold bonding does not require specialized equipment and can be done on site or in a workshop. Hot vulcanizing produces stronger adhesion between the lagging and pulley due to the curing process.

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    Hot vulcanising vs cold bonding for pulley lagging


    application – what are the differences?

     AUGUST 2, 2023  ELASTOTEC, TECHNICAL ARTICLES

    Hot vulcanising vs cold bonding for pulley lagging application – what are
    the differences?
    Introduction Lagging application type differences Adhesion strength 3 Common causes of failure

    Download full technical paper here

    Introduction
    Cold bonded lagging has been used for more than fty years largely, as a result of its ease and convenience of application. While hot vulcanized rubber lagging has also been used for many
    years, hot vulcanized ceramic lagging and polyurethane lagging are more recent additions.
    Lagging selection is one of the four pillars required for engineered lagging to perform.

    This technical bulletin provides details on the differences between hot vulcanized lagging and The main advantage of cold bonded lagging is that it can be done both in the eld (i.e. on the
    cold bonded lagging, and how these differences impact the end use performance. conveyor) or in a workshop and, requires no specialized equipment.

    Cold bonded lagging as the name suggests is a lagging application Hot vulcanized lagging application involves curing the lagging at elevated temperature,
    typically 140-160°C for 3-6 hours. This necessitate the use specialized equipment called an
    system that is done at room temperature. Normally this means autoclave (PHOTO #1) and can only be done in factory setting. Hot vulcanized lagging cannot
    temperatures between +15°C and +40°C. When ambient be done in the
    eld or with the pulley installed on the conveyor.
    temperatures fall outside this range the applicators would normally
    take steps to adjust the work area temperature to fall within this
    range.

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    The main advantage of hot vulcanized lagging is that the process is much more robust than cold bonding, and as a result the adhesion of the lagging to the pulley is much stronger,
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    consistently providing stronger rubber tear bonds.

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