Common Types of Cleaners Used in Conveyors

Three Common Types of Cleaners Used in Conveyors:

First-class Spring Cleaner: installed below the horizontal line of the discharge roller head, at a 30-degree angle with the belt. ° -60 ° ≤300mm from the drum axis. The core feature is that the polyurethane scraper is flexible and wear-resistant, excelling at cleaning dust and small particles. It has an automatic spring pressure adjustment that adapts to different tension belts, and can stably clean even with slight misalignment without damaging the belt. Suitable for light and medium-duty conveyor belts in the food, chemical, and other industries.

Secondary Alloy Cleaner: The core feature is a high-strength alloy blade, which has high hardness and strong scraping power, specifically designed to tackle tiny and stubborn residues. Split-type scraper blades can be adjusted and replaced individually to accommodate localized belt wear. Suitable for harsh working conditions such as mines and cement factories, where there are high belt speeds, high humidity, and strong material adhesion.

Empty Section V-Shaped Cleaner: The core design features a V-shaped double scraper that gathers material from both sides towards the center, preventing edge accumulation. The core feature is the imported polyurethane blade, which is twice as thick and tall as the standard version, offering wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and break resistance. Automatically adjusts balance to adapt to changes in belt tension and up-and-down fluctuations, ensuring stable operation at belt speeds ≤4.6m/s. Standard belt conveyors suitable for transporting bulk materials in ports, power plants, and other facilities.