
The Future of Waste Management: Trends and Innovations in Recycling Equipment
Investing in the right waste management equipment is crucial in today’s rapidly evolving landscape. Outdated systems can lead to higher
Pulleys are of closed end fabricated mild steel construction; shell surface shall be crowned and lagged with a 12mm diamond lagging. Shafts shall be taper-locked or squeeze locked in to position so that the shaft can be easily replaced and also prevent heat stresses from causing premature failure on the shaft when shock loaded. The drum shall have a standard external diameter of 219mm with a 9mm wall thickness unless larger pulleys are required for thicker belts or traction. The shaft has a diameter of 50mm. In the case of the drum being placed beneath a magnet the drum will be manufactured from non-magnetic stainless steel otherwise the drum will be fabricated from mild steel.
Belt to be provided with a hot vulcanized joint where possible.
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OGTEC, a leading provider of waste and recycling capital equipment solutions in Australia, is thrilled to announce the launch of