The Ideal Scraper Design

1. Operate on the face of the discharge pulley.

2. Be contained with the chute.

3. Be reversible.

4. Have tungsten carbide blades.

5. Withstand high temperatures.

6. Withstand corrosion.

7. Be resilient to obstructions.

8. Be safe for the belt.

9. Have a large number of small, thin blades.

10. Ensure contact of the blades at all points across the ty section.

11. Not require maintenance at intervals shorter than 6 months.

12. Be very simple to maintain.

13. Be efficient at any belt speed.

14. Be efficient at an moisture content.