Installation Site of the Buried Scraper Conveyor
Buried Scraper Conveyor
Installation Site of the Buried Scraper Conveyor Supplied in a Domestic Project.
Environmental problems are getting more and more serious, we must pay attention to this issue all the time. The buried scraper conveyor produced by our company is a environment-friendly equipment, which can realize enclosed transportation, particularly suitable to convey dusty, toxic, or explosive materials, also can improve working conditions. This equipment allows anual continuous operation without any pollution to the environment.
The buried scraper conveyor has the advantages of simple structure, small size, and light weight, is applicable to various type of material, such as powder (cement, flour), granular (grain, sand), small blocks (coal, gravel) or the material with properties of toxic, corrosive, high temperature (300-400), dusty, flammable, explosive and etc.
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