
What Should You Check on a Biscuit Belt?
What to check when ordering or replacing a biscuit oven belt: the oven, the old belt, flatness, pitch, wire, edge and tracking, and what to send.

Will the new belt fit your machine, is the steel the grade on paper, and will the next order match this one? Sunny Ye and our production team answer from the shop floor in Ningjin, Shandong, China.
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