ERASERTM. ACCUFLO Conveyor Belt Cleaning System SYSTEMS GUIDE. Engineering. LIB-CP-SYS-01-E Rev.9. Page 1

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1 ERASERTM TM ACCUFLO Conveyor Belt Cleaning System Page 1

2 ERASER TM Conveyor Belt Cleaning System ERASER TM System Nomenclature CATEGORY MAINFRAME INFORMATION BLADE INFORMATION CP=CONVEYOR PRODUCTS CP - REA 34 M - G 83 SYSTEM TYPE Eraser System BLADE MATERIAL CODE 83=83A ESTER 90=90A ETHER 93=93A ESTER 80=80A ETHER 58=58A ETHER ACTUAL ASSEMBLY SIZE IN INCHES ASSEMBLY INFORMATION M = Enameled Coated Mild Steel Frame and Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends, One (1) Perma Torque Tensioner and zinc plated steel hardware. D = Enameled Coated Mild Steel Frame and Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends, Two (2) Perma Torque Tensioners and zinc plated steel hardware. See Page 15 for a complete listing of all Systems available. BLADE MATERIAL COLOR G=GREEN R=RED B=BLACK FM=FLAME RETARDANT MAROON FF=FLAME RETARDANT FOREST GREEN Stainless Systems are available in three (3) Levels which differentiate from the Standard System. Nomenclature Letter Code C, N, T, W Level Stainless Steel Mainframe only. B, L, Y, S Level Stainless Steel Mainframe, Locking Collars and Spools only. E, F, H, G Level 3 - Complete 304 Stainless Steel System. This includes a 304 Stainless Steel Blade Insert, Tensioner Insert and all Hardware except the Tension Pin and Safety Snap Pin. 316 Stainless Steel Systems are available. You must add an "R" suffix to the Assembly Information Code. Example: A CP-REA-34B-G83, would become a CP-REA-34BR-G83. Notes: All Systems are sold and specified in actual required lengths. All Systems 46" and above are provided with two (2) Perma-Torque Tensioners unless otherwise specified. Systems are available to 120" in length. Page 2 Please see the Detailed System Assembly List on Page 15 for a complete listing of all Systems available.

3 ERASER TM Conveyor Belt Cleaning System ERASER TM Standard Short Blade/Mainframe Nomenclature CATEGORY MAINFRAME INFORMATION BLADE INFORMATION CP=CONVEYOR PRODUCTS CP - REA 16 / 34 M - G 83 SYSTEM TYPE Eraser System BLADE MATERIAL CODE 83=83A ESTER 90=90A ETHER 93=93A ESTER 80=80A ETHER 58=58A ETHER BLADE LENGTH IN INCHES MAINFRAME LENGTH IN INCHES ASSEMBLY INFORMATION M = Enameled Coated Mild Steel Frame and Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends, One (1) Perma Torque Tensioner and zinc plated steel hardware. D = Enameled Coated Mild Steel Frame and Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends, Two (2) Perma Torque Tensioners and zinc plated steel hardware. See Page 15 for a complete listing of all Systems available. BLADE MATERIAL COLOR G=GREEN R=RED B=BLACK FM=FLAME RETARDANT MAROON FF=FLAME RETARDANT FOREST GREEN Notes: All systems are sold and specified in actual required lengths. All systems 46" and above are provided with two (2) Perma-Torque Tensioners unless otherwise specified. Systems are available to 120" in length. Short Blade/Mainframes - Blade will be mounted at center of mainframe. Please see the Detailed System Assembly List on Page 15 for a complete listing of all Systems available. Page 3

4 ERASER TM Detailed System Assembly List Conveyor Belt Cleaning System M = Painted Steel Mainframe & Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Tensioner (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. D = Painted Steel Mainframe & Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Tensioners (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. B = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Tensioner (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. L = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Tensioners (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. X = Painted Steel Mainframe & Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Extended Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Extended Tensioner (CP-AR E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. Z = Painted Steel Mainframe & Mounting Spools, 304 Stainless Steel Extended Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Extended Tensioners (CP-AR E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. Y = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe & Mounting Spools & Extended Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Extended Tensioner (CP-AR-1950-E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. S = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Extended Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Extended Tensioners (CP-AR-1950-E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. C = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe & Stub Ends, Painted Steel Mounting Spools; One (1) 93A Black Tensioner (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. N = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe & Stub Ends, Painted Steel Mounting Spools; Two (2) 93A Black Tensioners (CP-AR-1250E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. T = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe & Extended Stub Ends; Painted Steel Mounting Spools; One (1) 93A Black Extended Tensioner (CP-AR-1950-E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. W = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe & Extended Stub Ends; Painted Steel Mounting Spools; Two (2) 93A Black Extended Tensioners (CP-AR E) and Zinc Plated Steel hardware. E = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Tensioner (CP-AR-1250E). System includes Stainless Steel Insert in the Blade. All hardware is Stainless Steel with the exception of the Tensioner Pin and Safety Snap Pin. F = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Tensioners (CP-AR-1250E). System includes Stainless Steel Insert in the Blade. All hardware is Stainless Steel with the exception of the Tensioner Pin and Safety Snap Pin. H = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Extended Stub Ends; One (1) 93A Black Extended Tensioner (CP-AR-1950-E). System includes Stainless Steel Insert in the Blade. All hardware is Stainless Steel with the exception of the Tensioner Pin and Safety Snap Pin. G = 304 Stainless Steel Mainframe, Mounting Spools & Extended Stub Ends; Two (2) 93A Black Extended Tensioners (CP-AR-1950-E). System includes Stainless Steel Insert in the Blade. All hardware is Stainless Steel with the exception of the Tensioner Pin and Safety Snap Pin. Page 4

5 Part Number A B Min. B Max. C Min. C Max. CP-REA16M-G CP-REA18M-G " CP-REA20M-G " CP-REA22M-G " CP-REA24M-G " " CP-REA26M-G " " CP-REA28M-G " " CP-REA30M-G " " CP-REA32M-G " " CP-REA34M-G " " CP-REA36M-G " " CP-REA38M-G " " CP-REA40M-G " " CP-REA42M-G " " CP-REA44M-G " " CP-REA46D-G " " CP-REA48D-G " " CP-REA50D-G " " CP-REA52D-G " " CP-REA54D-G " " CP-REA56D-G " " CP-REA58D-G " " CP-REA60D-G " " CP-REA62D-G " " CP-REA64D-G " " CP-REA66D-G " " CP-REA68D-G " " CP-REA70D-G " " CP-REA72D-G " " CP-REA74D-G " " CP-REA76D-G " " CP-REA78D-G " " CP-REA80D-G " " CP-REA82D-G " " CP-REA84D-G " " CP-REA86D-G " " CP-REA88D-G " " CP-REA90D-G " " CP-REA92D-G " " CP-REA94D-G " " CP-REA96D-G " " Notes: To get minimum B or C, Shaft Collars must be removed. Extended Tensioner adds 14" to B max. or 7" to C max. Page 5

6 ERASER TM Internal Cross Section Conveyor Belt Cleaning System Page 6

7 ERASERTM Installation Guide Page 7

8 WARNING Always obey all applicable safety rules. Be sure all power to the conveyor has been disconnected and controls are locked out. Installation Tools Required - Tape measure - Welder or Drill - Cutting Torch or Hole Saw (3½") - ½" End Wrench - Level - 1¼" End Wrench or Crescent Wrench - Scribe or Chalk ASSEMBLY BREAKDOWN Letter Part Number Qty. Description A CP-RE-"xx"-G83 1 Raptor Blade B CP-AR-66D 2 Mounting Spool C CP-AR-231C 2 Set Collar D CP-AR-12B 2 Stub End or CP-AR-22B 2 Extended Stub End E CP-AR-"x"A 1 Mainframe F CP-AR-1250E 1* Perma-Torque Tensioner or CP-AR-1950E 1* Perma-Torque Extended Tensioner G CP-AR-35F 1* Retainer Washer H CP-AR * Self-Locking Twist Pin I CP-AR * Tension Pin J CP-AR Square Head Set Screw 2" x 14" K CP-AR Safety Snap Pin a" x 24" L CP-AR Spring Pin M CP-AR Square Head Set Screw 2" x 12" N CP-AR Square Head Set Screw 2" x w" * System 46" and above are standardly provided with dual tensioners and require two(2) of each of the noted parts. Page 8

9 Note: This Eraser Primary Belt Cleaning System is designed to be used on conveyor pulleys of 7" in radius (14" in diameter) and larger. Using this system on a pulley smaller than the recommended size stated above will not provide proper cleaning of your conveyor system. Dimension Table Outside Radius X Z 7" - 8" 5" 9w" 82" - 10" 42" 9w" 102" - 14" 44" 9w" 142" and Larger 4" 9w" Step Two: Layout From the center of the pulley shaft, scribe an arc (equal to your "Y" dimension) on the outside of the mounting structure wall. Then measure down from the center of the pulley shaft using the "Z" dimension, and using a level, scribe a horizontal line across the mounting structure that intersects the arc at "Y". Using a level and scribe, draw a vertical line approximately 8" long which bisects the horizontal line at the intersection. This bisected point will be the center point for the mounting spool location. If no structure is available at this point, metal will need to be added. Step One: Calculations Measure the distance from the center of your pulley shaft to the outside surface of your conveyor belt. This will be your Outside Radius ("A" on the illustration below). Find your Outside Radius on the Dimension Table to the left. Add the corresponding "X" dimension to your Outside Radius. (Example: 14" Radius + 414" = 184"). This is your "Y" dimension (Y = 184"). The illustrated "Z" dimension is a minimum value and provides for the optimum mounting position. V-Grooves The Eraser System comes fully assembled. Remove the mounting spools from the system. The mounting spools are designed to be welded or bolted into position. Using a mounting spool as a template, line up the centering V-grooves machined into the flange of the mounting spool with the bisected horizontal and vertical lines on the mounting structure wall. Trace the inside diameter of the spool and the entire perimeter of the square flange to the mounting structure wall. Also, transfer the bolt hole pattern if you intend to bolt the system into place rather than weld. Repeat this Step Two process for the other side of the mounting structure. Page 9

10 Step Three: Mounting Cut the center hole with approximately a s" larger radius than the trace which was scribed on each side of the mounting structures (your hole should be approx. 32" in diameter). NOTE: For Bolt In Only - Using the traces that you scribed for the mounting holes, drill four m" diameter holes to accept w" diameter grade 8 bolts. Place the mounting spool onto the side of the mounting structure wall. Use the scribed perimeter lines to line up the spool and then weld or bolt it into place. If welding, four stitch welds is sufficient on the flats of the mounting spool. Using a 2" end wrench, loosen the (3) square head set screws at each end of the mainframe. Remove the stub end pipes (and tensioner assembly) from the mainframe. Loosen the locking collar set screw and collapse unit as fully as possible. Lift the mainframe into position. Telescope the stub ends and slide tensioner assembly through the holes in the mounting structure. Temporarily install tension pin through mounting spool. Center the blade with the belt and snug the mainframe set screws to secure the stub ends. Snug locking collars to inside wall and cinch the set screw. Check for free rotation, minimal lateral movement of the assembly shaft, and consistent contact of the blade to the belt. Adjust if necessary, realign, and tighten all mainframe set screws. WARNING When tensioning be sure to keep body clear of the tensioner path. Step Four: Tensioning The Eraser System is provided with our exclusive internal Perma-Torque Tensioner. The Perma-Torque is an adjustable elastomeric tensioner. The tensioner may be adjusted from a recommended minimum of 25 foot pounds of force to a maximum 80 foot pounds. Exceeding tensioning of 14 holes or 504 will damage the tensioner. Five holes or 180 is our standard, which is recommended for most applications. To tension, first remove the tensioning pin, then use a 14" end wrench on the exposed hex bar and turn the tensioner towards the pulley. When you have reached the desired rating, replace the tensioning pin. The s" diameter hole in the hex bar will be in line with the holes in the mounting spool and the hole in the tensioner. This helps to align the tensioning pin. You may optionally choose to use a crescent wrench, pipe wrench, large screwdriver or pry bar in place of the 14" end wrench. Tensioning Guide No. of holes Degrees Foot Pounds * Do Not Overtension * 180 is our standard which is recommended for most applications. Installation is now complete. Maintenance or retensioning should not be required throughout the life of the blade. Page 10