screen cleaners - Landustrie
screen cleaners - Landustrie
screen cleaners - Landustrie
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S C R E E N<br />
C L E A N E R S<br />
CONSTRUCTION<br />
Both types, R66 and R71, have the same basic<br />
construction and can be supplied with the same<br />
special features, such as:<br />
Narrower or wider grab<br />
Larger working depth: up to 30 meter<br />
Two-speed motor for both hoisting and<br />
travelling<br />
Stainless steel execution<br />
MÜNSTER SCREEN CLEANERS<br />
In the last 35 years <strong>Landustrie</strong> Sneek BV has<br />
acquired about 30 % of the world-wide market in<br />
the field of Münster type <strong>screen</strong> <strong>cleaners</strong>.<br />
<strong>Landustrie</strong> therefore has a considerable knowhow<br />
and experience in supplying and installing<br />
<strong>screen</strong> cleaning equipment. These <strong>screen</strong><br />
<strong>cleaners</strong> are applied in many places with<br />
unwanted floating or suspended debris.<br />
APPLICATIONS<br />
The track contains one or more profile sections<br />
and is formed out of a steel plate of 10 mm, in<br />
which the carriage with the grab is mounted.<br />
The advantage of this construction is that<br />
<strong>screen</strong>s of any width and depth can be cleaned.<br />
The variable track length allows positioning of a<br />
deposit at any desirable place. In order to meet<br />
current noise level requirements, following<br />
provisions have been made:<br />
Teflon guide strips on the grab<br />
Nylon wheels to move the carriage<br />
Low-noise lifting drive<br />
Low-noise hydraulic pump<br />
In situations where additional requirements<br />
are to be met, the carriage can be enclosed<br />
in a complete sound proof cabinet<br />
Polder drainage stations<br />
Sewage treatment plants<br />
Inlets to power- and desalination plants<br />
Storm drains<br />
Industry<br />
PRINCIPLE<br />
A <strong>screen</strong> is positioned in the channel. Over the<br />
<strong>screen</strong> an elevated track is placed, supported by<br />
columns or gantries. A construction, consisting of<br />
a grab connected to a carriage by cables, is<br />
running along this track. The grab is constructed<br />
in such a way that its tines fall in between the<br />
<strong>screen</strong> bars during lowering, to scrape out any<br />
jammed debris. When reaching the bottom of the<br />
<strong>screen</strong>, the grab will close hydraulically, after<br />
which the debris will be hoisted to the carriage<br />
and run along the track to the dump area.