Troughed Carrying Idler
Troughed Carrying Idler Details
Troughing idlers are designed such that the loaded belt itself froms a trough,which both reduces the risk of material spillage and increases the ultimate load-bearing ability of the conveyor for improved safety and productivity.
Troughing idlers consist of three or more idlers that guide the conveyor belt. They are found on the carrying-side of the belt and are installed along the entire length of the conveyor. The troughing idlers work to keep the belt in the same configuration all along its length,which thus maintains the same cross-sectional area as the belt carries mined materials from their source to the drop off point.
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