Conveyor-belting manufacturer Phoenix, believes that growth in the mining industry is a great opportunity for the conveyor belt market in 2018.
Read more: Phoenix Belt-Monitoring Systems Use Latest Technology
ASGCO’s line of Tru-Trainer tracking idlers now includes the Dual Return model to accommodate high speed and tonnage associated with aggressive mining operations. The tapered ends sense any potential belt alignment issues and initiate the tracking corrections to take place instantly, without the need for edge contact rollers.
Read more: ASGCO’s Dual Return Idlers: Maximum Tracking in the Tough Conditions
Universal Flow Monitors Inc. now offers a HART protocol option on all of its variable area and piston style flowmeters designed to perform in challenging lubrication environments. These meters are optimized for specific lubrication fluids. There is an additional option of a mechanical switch to back up the transmitted signal.
Read more: Universal Flow Monitors Offers Variable Area Flowmeters
ABB announced that its gearless conveyor drive is available for use on a wider range of conveyor systems. Already proven on larger motors, the newest drive is designed for medium power range motors (1 to 3 MW per motor) to make this technology economically feasible for a broader range of conveyor systems, including the use on mobile equipment in mining operations. The new solution can be applied for both greenfield and brownfield systems, and significantly decreases the cost threshold for gearless conveyor technology.
Read more: ABB Introduces Gearless Conveyor Drive For Wider Range Of Motors
A global leader in dust and odor control technology has introduced the newest model in its growing family of self-powered dust-suppression equipment, as BossTek announces the debut of the DustBoss DB-30 Fusion.
