Practical guide: how to measure correctly to order a new bellows
One of the most common mistakes when replacing a bellows isn’t in the material or the design, but in the measurement. An incorrectly measured bellows creates stress, deforms, interferes with machine movement, or fails prematurely. And when that happens, the...
Protective bellows in industrial processes with vapors and chemical agents
In many industrial processes, vapors and chemical agents do not cause immediate failures, but they do cause constant wear that eventually affects machine reliability. The problem usually arises when protective systems cease to function properly and allow these agents...
Common mistakes when ordering a custom bellows (and how to avoid them)
Ordering a custom bellows is a critical technical decision. A poor specification can lead to premature failures, loss of airtightness, and unplanned machine downtime. Most problems originate not in manufacturing, but in the specification phase. Common mistakes when...
Why bellows always break in the same place: identifying the cause before replacing
When a bellows deteriorates repeatedly in the same spot, the pattern is not random. In the field of industrial machine guards, this repetition is a clear sign of a constant cause acting on the same area. Although at first glance it may seem like a material defect or...