HOSCH at bauma 2013

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HOSCH-Fördertechnik Recklinghausen GmbH

Conveyor belt cleaning systems, so called scrapers, are installed on conveyor systems to scrape the remaining bulk material off the return strand of conveyor belts. At the discharge chute, bulk material remains stick to the belt surface due to adhesion and other factors. Unless removed, the material will pile up under the belt and thus cause additional work and high costs for the operator.

Since the foundation of the company in 1975, HOSCH-Fördertechnik Recklinghausen GmbH has permanently invested in expansion, innovation and the technical development of their products. Due to the high quality of their systems and services, HOSCH is reputed to be the expert worldwide in all aspects of efficient conveyor belt cleaning. We are the world market leader in scraper technology with 13 international HOSCH companies and more than 400 employees on all five continents. Due to our qualified service and the close relationship to our customers, we easily gain their trust anywhere in the world.

Service at HOSCH does not only comprise the selection of suitable belt cleaning and tracker roller systems, their installation, start up and maintenance, but also a technical analysis of the complete conveyor belt system. In addition, the HOSCH service technicians also take care of the plant through belt plans and maintenance statistics. They also analyse the cleaning efficiency from an economic point of view and can organise the spare parts management.


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HOSCH sprung blade scraper Type C4



At bauma 2013, from 15 to 21 April, we will not only present our reliable scraper range, tracker rollers and sealing systems, but also HOSCH products of the latest generation, designed for extremely heavy applications under the most difficult conditions.

On the one hand, there is the very robust HOSCH sprung blade scraper Type C4, which has been developed in particular for cleaning very wide and very fast conveyor belts. The self-adjusting cleaning modules align to the profile of the belt, which guarantees maximum cleaning efficiency on belts up to 3.2 m wide and up to a belt speed of 7.5 m/s. The predominant characteristics of this modular scraper type are the ease of installation due to the flexible design, the long life of the tungsten carbide tipped blades and consequently, the minimal service required. The scraper is suitable for most conveyor applications because of its ability to be individually set-up. In Germany, the scraper type C4 has been running successfully at some major applications in open-cast mining.


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HOSCH scraper type HD



A further display is our great innovative advance in primary scraper technology to be used on discharge or head pulleys, the scraper type HD. These scrapers can be installed on the pulley, even if the bulk material is extremely difficult. Most of the bulk material sticking on the belt will immediately be re-directed to the main material flow. The HD-type scraper is virtually maintenance-free. One of its major characteristics is the long life of the tungsten carbide tipped cleaning modules. The HD-scraper can be installed on any kind of discharge or head pulley. Furthermore in the case of an obstruction or damaged belt surface, the cleaning modules deflect in a controlled manner, and as a result, the complete conveyor belt system is protected against further damage. The HD-type scraper can also be used on belts with mechanical splices.

Please come and see us in Hall B2, exhibition stand No. 422 and ask our qualified specialists for solutions to your belt cleaning problems. We look forward to your visit!


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