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• phone: 1-630-971-0150

P R O D U C T H A N D B O O K

Please see page 6 for Clipper Fastener selection chart.

How Clipper

®

Hooks Work

The Clipper

®

Hook design incorporates a

double-staggered grip pattern that gives wire

hooks exceptional holding power without

degrading the integrity of the belt carcass.

The points of the fastener pass through the

belt carcass and are formed over, locking the

carcass between them.

This low profile splice is highly compatible

with conveyor components and compliant

with the need for reduced operating noise.

Additional splice strength and consistency

of splice installation is obtained through

precision machine application.

Applications

Installation Method WhatYou Need

for Installation

• Package and Parts Handling

• Food Processing

• Checkout Counters

• Commercial Laundries

• Filter Media

• Agriculture

Depending on the application,

Clipper

®

Hooks can be installed with

on-site maintenance lacers such as

the Roller Lacer

®

, Roller Lacer

®

Gold

Class™, or Microlacer

®

, Production

Lacers for high volume lacing (Pro

400, Pro 600, Pro 6000, or Electric

Hydraulic Lacers), or Specialty

Lacers such as the Plier-Tape Lacer,

Vice Lacer, Baler Belt Lacer. Please

contact Flexco to discuss your

application.

• Hooks

• Connecting Pin

• Installation Tool

How to Specify

the Correct Clipper

®

Fastener

Fastener Metal

Selection

Hinge Pin Selection

1. Measure your Belt Thickness (PIW).

2. Measure the Diameter of the

Smallest Pulley in your Drive with

Belt Wrap more than 90°.

3. Using the selection chart on page 6,

identify possible hook choices.

4. Narrow selections by selecting

desired wire diameter.

• Larger wire diameter provides

greater strength and abrasion

resistance.

• Smaller wire diameter

provides less noise and less

wear on conveyor components.

5. If multiple choices remain,

select either carded or Unibar

®

style fastener.

Galvanized Steel

. For basic

applications, galvanized steel is

recommended.

Stainless Steel.

Type 430 and Type

316 Stainless Steel offers more

resistance than steel to abrasion,

acids, chemicals, rusting, and

magnetic attraction.

High Tensile.

Added abrasion

resistance and fastener retention

strength.

Specialty Metal.

• Coated Steel

• Rectangular High Tensile

• Monel

®

• Inconel

®

• Phosphor Bronze

• Hastelloy

• Black Oxide

DSS DuraStainless™

- stainless

spring steel core with filled nylon

coating for superior abrasion

resistance, flat belts only.

DL Duralink™

- braided stainless

cable with filled nylon coating

for superior abrasion resistance,

crowned pulley or troughed belts.

NY Nylosteel

- spring steel core

with nylon coating for use

with galvanized or high tensile

fasteners, flat or troughed belts.

NYS Nylostainless

- stainless spring

steel core with nylon coating for

use with stainless steel fasteners,

flat belts only.

NCS Nylon Covered Stainless

Steel Cable

- braided stainless

cable with nylon coating for

applications with stainless

fasteners, crowned pulley or

troughed belts.

CLIPPER

®

Wire Hook Fastening System