Traditional bottom belt trackers use mechanical resistance to guide the belt back to the center. However, this causes wear and requires regular maintenance. In contrast, ScrapeTec’s PrimeTracker controls the belt in an innovative way.
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Traditional bottom belt trackers use mechanical resistance to guide the belt back to the center. However, this causes wear and requires regular maintenance. In contrast, ScrapeTec’s PrimeTracker controls the belt in an innovative way.
BLT WORLD specialists work in conjunction with the global ScrapeTec team to offer dependable solutions for specific problems at the transfer points of conveyor systems in many industries where dust and material spillage are concerns, including in mining and quarrying.
This year marked the second participation for Scrapetec alongside our partner Dank Consultores. Our new patented dust control technology aroused great interest.
In the mining industry, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations is paramount to protect workers from potential hazards. One such regulation that has garnered significant attention is the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Silica Rule.
Traditional bottom belt trackers use mechanical resistance to guide the belt back to the center. However, this causes wear and requires regular maintenance. In contrast, ScrapeTec’s PrimeTracker controls the belt in an innovative way.
BLT WORLD specialists work in conjunction with the global ScrapeTec team to offer dependable solutions for specific problems at the transfer points of conveyor systems in many industries where dust and material spillage are concerns, including in mining and quarrying.
This year marked the second participation for Scrapetec alongside our partner Dank Consultores. Our new patented dust control technology aroused great interest.
In the mining industry, ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations is paramount to protect workers from potential hazards. One such regulation that has garnered significant attention is the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) Silica Rule.