Belt Cleaners · Ploughs · Return-Side
Ploughs sit on the approach to the tail and take-up pulleys, diverting spillage and tramp material off the return belt before it can wedge between belt and pulley — protecting both, and reducing the mistracking that build-up causes.
01 / Plough architecture
The architecture, up close.
A plough is a simple, rugged device that rides the return belt and diverts anything on it away from the tail pulley. The parts are few by design — less to wear, less to maintain.
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High-abrasion polyurethane blade
Long-lasting, belt-friendly, and easily replaced when worn.
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Rugged steel frame
Built to stay square in the toughest return-side environments.
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Gravity self-adjustment
The blade rides the belt under its own weight, holding contact with no manual adjustment or maintenance.
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Diverting geometry
The V-plough splits material to both edges; the angle (diagonal) plough discharges it to one side.
02 / The range
The plough range.
Names, blade platforms, CEMA classes and envelopes are from the catalogue; final specification is confirmed by Tru-Trac engineering.
Plough scrapers
XD V-Plough Scraper
Blade: high-abrasion, long-lasting polyurethane
- Keeps material from becoming trapped between the tail or take-up pulley and the belt.
- Protects the belt from puncture damage caused by fugitive material on the inside face.
- Self-adjusting by gravity — no maintenance needed.
- Reduces build-up on tail and take-up pulleys, easing belt-alignment problems.
- Blades easily replaced when worn.
Angle (Diagonal) Plough Scraper
Blade: high-abrasion, long-lasting polyurethane
- Discharges fugitive material to one side of the belt.
- Provides effective return-side cleaning, protecting the tail pulley and belt.
- Compatible with reversing conveyors.
- Rugged steel structure; simple to install and maintain.
