Belt cleaners, scrapers, impact beds and buffer beds — the four components that decide how much material ends up on the floor instead of on the belt, and how long your belt cover lasts.
* Versus standard cleaner designs under the same dust loading, per our cement-industry application data.
Primary and secondary cleaners mounted at the head pulley to remove carry-back before it reaches the return side. Carbide or polyurethane blades selected by belt cover and material.
Tungsten-carbide tipped scrapers for abrasive and sticky materials, with tensioning systems that keep blade pressure constant as the blade wears.
Impact bars installed under the loading zone to absorb drop energy, protecting the belt carcass and the idlers beneath it.
Continuous support bed that stabilises the belt through the loading and sealing zone, reducing spillage and dust escape.
Material that sticks to the belt returns on the idlers, packs into seals and destroys bearings. A correctly specified cleaner pays back in idler life alone.
Drop energy at the loading point is the single biggest cause of cover damage and carcass delamination.
Negative-pressure dustproof designs contain fines at the transfer, which matters for both housekeeping and explosive-dust sites.
Blade material and pressure depend on belt cover, speed and material — all of which we already know if we supplied your belt and idlers.
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