Conveyor Belt System Maintenance Checklist Template
Keep your material handling systems running smoothly with systematic conveyor maintenance tracking and inspection procedures.
Overview
Conveyor belt systems are the backbone of manufacturing and distribution operations. This comprehensive checklist covers belt condition, drive systems, rollers and idlers, take-up systems, safety devices, and lubrication points. Proper maintenance prevents production delays and extends equipment life.
Key Benefits
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Improved Compliance
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Complete Checklist
- Check belt surface for wear, cuts, and gouges
- Inspect belt edges for fraying or damage
- Look for belt tracking issues and mistracking
- Check belt tension with tension gauge
- Inspect splice condition and integrity
- Look for material buildup on belt surface
- Check belt speed against specifications
- Inspect belt surface texture and grip
- Test belt flexibility and condition
- Document belt wear measurements and location
- Inspect drive motor condition and mounting
- Check motor mounting bolts for tightness
- Test motor amp draw under load
- Inspect drive pulley condition and lagging
- Check pulley lagging wear and adhesion
- Inspect belt-pulley alignment and tracking
- Test variable speed drive operation if equipped
- Check gearbox oil level and condition
- Inspect coupling condition and alignment
- Test emergency stop function and response
- Spin test all carrying idlers
- Check for seized or stuck rollers
- Inspect roller bearings for noise and play
- Look for material buildup on rollers
- Check return idler condition and rotation
- Inspect impact idler area for damage
- Test training idlers for proper function
- Check idler bracket alignment and mounting
- Inspect guide rollers and edge alignment
- Document worn roller locations for replacement
- Check take-up travel position and range
- Inspect take-up pulley condition and bearing
- Test automatic take-up function if equipped
- Check screw take-up adjustment and threads
- Inspect counterweight condition and travel
- Verify proper belt tension maintained
- Check take-up frame alignment and condition
- Inspect take-up bearings for wear
- Test take-up limit switches if equipped
- Document take-up position for trending
- Test all emergency stop switches and buttons
- Check pull cord function and reset
- Inspect belt alignment switches operation
- Test zero speed switch function
- Check motion detector operation if equipped
- Inspect guard condition and mounting
- Test interlock switches on access doors
- Check warning lights and alarms function
- Verify lockout points are accessible
- Document safety device test results
- Grease head pulley bearings per schedule
- Lubricate tail pulley bearings
- Grease take-up bearings and slides
- Check gearbox oil level and condition
- Lubricate drive chain if applicable
- Grease snub pulley bearings
- Check motor bearings lubrication
- Apply belt dressing if needed for traction
- Document all lubrication completed
- Update lubrication schedule records
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