How does a scraper
Conveyor work?
In this design, scraper irons guided in the center are moved in a conveyor trough with the help of two side chains. The scraper bars travel along the bottom of the conveyor, pushing the chips ahead of them until they are ejected.
Z-Version
Z-type conveyors are used to change the conveying level. The chips fall into the conveyor through the feed. The scraper bars drive off the floor and take the chips with them. At a previously defined point, the chips are now conveyed to the target plane at an angle of 45° to max. 60°. Finally, the chips fall out of the conveyor through the ejector.
Straight version
Conveyors of straight type are used to enable linear conveying lines. A chain driven by a gear motor guides the scraper bars along the bottom of the conveyor, transporting the chips to the ejector. This is where the chips fall out of the conveyor.