A well-designed and constructed transfer chute can significantly reduce airborne dust by limiting the creation of...

When specifying a skirt-sealing system, it is wise to consider its mechanism for adjusting and replacing the wearable...

The loading zone of a conveyor belt is one of the more difficult areas to seal against dust and fugitive materials....

Some sealing systems are clamped on the outside of the chute with the elastomer strip curled back under the steel. With...

Wear plate can be applied by methods including bolts, welding, or a combination of both.

Early conveyor belts did not include specifically designed skirtboard seals. Instead, operators would sometimes attempt...

All skirt-sealing systems are vulnerable to damage from a mistracking belt. If the belt wanders out from underneath one...

Ideally, all belt-to-belt transfers would be in-line: The discharging and receiving belts would run in the same...

The settling zone refers to the space enclosed by a covered skirtboard at a transfer point, sometimes including an...

As materials move on a conveyor and through a transfer point, they carry a stream of air alongside and within them....