Belt Cleaner reduces risk to belt or splice.
Press Release Summary:
Bull Dawg(TM) allows aggressive belt cleaning by using tungsten carbide cleaning elements cushioned with internal elastomer pillow to remove carryback and return it to material stream. It installs at 5 o'clock position against head pulley and can be used as stand-alone, pre, or secondary cleaner as part of multiple cleaner system. Each arm-and-blade element is cushioned with Shock Blok(TM) shock absorbers.
Original Press Release:
Martin Engineering Introduces Bull Dawg(TM) Belt Cleaner
A new angle in aggressive belt cleaning
Billing it as the belt cleaner to use if you are using only one, Martin Engineering (Neponset, Illinois) has introduced the BULL DAWG(TM) Belt Cleaner to supply aggressive belt cleaning without risk to belt or splice. The patent-pending MARTIN® BULL DAWG(TM) Belt Cleaner uses tungsten carbide cleaning elements cushioned with a unique internal elastomer pillow to safely remove carryback and return it to the material stream.
Designed for installation at the "five o'clock position" against the head pulley, the MARTIN® BULL DAWG(TM) Belt Cleaner represents a new angle in belt cleaning technology. It can be used as a stand-alone cleaner, or installed as a pre-cleaner or secondary cleaner as part of a complete multiple cleaner system.
Each arm-and-blade cleaning element is individually cushioned with MARTIN® SHOCK BLOK(TM) Shock Absorbers. Positioned inside the cleaner's mainframe, these pillows cushion each arm-and-blade unit separately, allowing splice passage and momentary conveyor reversal without damage.
For more information on the MARTIN® BULL DAWG(TM) Belt Cleaner, visit martin-eng.com or contact your Martin Engineering representative.
Since 1944, Martin Engineering has made bulk materials handling cleaner, safer, and more productive. Headquartered in Neponset, Illinois, Martin Engineering offers solutions to problems in bulk solids handling through subsidiaries, licensees, and authorized representatives around the world.
