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Hosch Fordertechnik Gmbh

Hosch-Foerdertechnik Gmbh

Kill-Frech, Cornelia

Schwarze, Hans-Otto

Hans-Otto Schwarze

A stripper system for belt conveyors. The system includes an adjustable, spring-mounted system support running transversely to the direction of travel of the belt conveyor, on which stripper blocks made from an elastomer are interchangeably secured next to one another. The system support is suspended on both sides of a tripper pulley by a support mounting so that the support system can rotate about a support axis of rotation, which impresses, by a spring device, a predefinable torque directed counter to the rotational direction of the tripper pulley. Such axis allows the system support to rotate such that it together with its stripper blocks can swing away. The spring device has an adjusting spring, a damper spring coupled thereto, and a spring bolt. Both springs are connected to the support mounting, and the spring bolt includes a section that initially actuates the damper spring when it is determined that the adjusting spring has travelled a prescribed distance.

Scraper system for belt conveyors and method for cleaning belt conveyors

A belt-stripper module for a conveyor belt includes a stripping body. The stripping body includes a cutter carrier, a stripping blade attached thereto and a stripping edge unit attached to the stripping blade. The cutter carrier is rotatable about a stripping-body axis of rotation. The stripping edge unit is positionable so as to form an obtuse angle &#x3b2; relative to the conveyor belt in a running direction of the conveyor belt and to rest against the conveyor belt at an acute angle &#x3b1;, as measured at a right angle to the running direction and as seen in direction of the belt surface. The stripping-body axis of rotation intersects the stripping edge unit of the stripping blade at a point of intersection. A stripping-body pivot axis connecting the base and stripping body, as seen in the running direction, is located in front of the point of intersection.

Belt stripper having module inclination

A belt stripper module for a stripping device for the return region of conveyor belts, which module is mounted as one of a plurality on a height-adjustable system carrier.

Belt stripper with angle height adjustment and method for adjusting said belt strippers

A device for stripping soiling from a belt webbing in a conveyor belt system includes at least one lamella support disposed on a system carrier so as to be pivotable about a first axis and at least one stripping lamella disposed on the at least one lamella support so as to be pivotable about a second axis, the at least one stripping lamella having a first arm facing the belt webbing and a second arm facing away from the belt webbing. The device further includes at least one spring device attached to the first axis and having at least one spring element configured to bias the at least one stripping lamella towards the belt webbing such that in a stripping position the first arm lies flush against the belt webbing and at least one coupling element.

Device for stripping impurities of a belt webbing from conveyor belt systems

Apparatus for stripping a belt in conveyor belt assemblies includes a stripping element on a system carrier, the stripping element having a stripping lamella on a lamella holder, the stripping lamella contacting the belt in a peeling position, wherein the stripping element has a swivel mount coupled to the lamella holder and a swivel axis parallel to a plane of the belt, a spring for pressing the stripping lamella against the belt such that the lamella holder in the peeling position is swiveled about the horizontal axis, and when obstructions adhering to the belt impact the stripping lamella, the lamella holder deflects and returns a working position, wherein the stripping lamella is swivel mounted at the lamella holder by a swivel mount having an axis parallel to a plane of the belt and is held and spring biased by a top spring is counter to the bottom swivel mount spring.

Stripping device for the return run area of conveyor belts

Conveyor belt stripping device

Stripper element mounted on a system of a stripping device

Device for introducing a gas into liquid

The invention provides for a mounting for a belt scraper assembly to permit displacement of the assembly when the belt executes a reverse movement. It includes a pivoted lever arm arrangement whereby the assembly can execute an arcuate movement during reverse movement of the belt. It further includes torque storage means which maintains the scraper in contact with the belt and resists arcuate displacement of the assembly.

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Recklinghausen, Germany

Hans-Otto Schwarze