Belt cleaners and loading zone equipment

Belt cleaners

• Primary – at the head pulley, below the material discharge – removes coarse build-up

• Secondary – directly behind the pulley or below the belt – fine material

• Diagonal / plough – on the return run before the tail pulley – protects the pulley

• Brush – chevron belts and belts with cleats

Blades: rubber (single-layer or three-layer); polyurethane – for belts with mechanical fasteners, also in heat- and chemical-resistant versions; polyurethane with a tungsten carbide blade – highest efficiency and service life. We also supply replacement blades.

Impact and slider bars

• impact bars replace idlers in the loading zone – the rubber layer absorbs the impact, the sliding layer reduces friction

• slider bars seal the loading zone together with the skirt rubber

• bars 1200 and 1500 mm long, for belts of various widths

• supply and installation

Loading zone sealing

• skirt rubber in rolls or as ready-cut strips Rubber sheets →

• rubber curtains and sheets against dust

• dust-sealing profiles and belt-edge skirting bars against spillage

Belt tracking

Self-aligning idler sets bring the belt back to the centre of the conveyor and prevent edge damage and spillage. Conveyor idlers →

How to choose a cleaner

Send us the belt width and speed, pulley diameter, splice type (vulcanised or mechanical fasteners), type of material and a photo of the mounting position.

Enquiry form →

FAQ

The belt runs off to one side – can this be due to cleaning?

Yes, material build-up on idlers and pulleys is a common cause of belt drift. A correctly installed cleaner prevents this.

Which cleaner for a belt with mechanical fasteners?

A cleaner with a polyurethane blade, which does not damage the fasteners.

Does the whole cleaner need to be replaced?

Usually not – only the worn blade is replaced.