Haver & Boecker Niagara introduce lock-bolted deck frame options
New Cap & Slide and Pin & Anchor deck frame systems increase efficiency and reduce costs
HAVER & Boecker Niagara have added Cap & Slide and Pin & Anchor deck frame systems to their expanding line of lock-bolted deck frame technology. The new deck frames offer the availability of bolt-on convenience for pin and sleeve and groove style modular screen media and underscore Haver & Boecker Niagara’s ongoing commitment to be a total solutions provider for aggregate processing operations by increasing efficiency and reducing operational expenses.
‘The deck frames, whether Pin & Sleeve or Cap & Slide, provide the first line of defence against wear and can be exchanged individually,’ said Duncan High, Haver & Boecker Niagara’s division manager for processing and equipment technology. ‘Beyond that, the rails can be replaced in 4ft sections, allowing our customers to target and replace only those areas with high wear. This saves not only time, but also expense.’
The narrow configuration of the new deck frames increases the open area for more throughput. Lock bolts are used to provide a secure, weld-free connection that minimizes cost and wear. The rails require no special tools to repair or replace and can be installed 50% faster than traditional rail systems, whilst eliminating welding removes the need for a skilled welder, as well as the potential for accidents from cutting or grinding, and the chance of fire.
The Pin & Anchor deck frame incorporates laser-cut rails with polyurethane pins and anchors to secure the screen media to the deck rail. Designed to hold the media firmly in place, the pins and anchors can be individually removed and replaced as wear occurs, extending wear life and reducing downtime. The Pin & Anchor deck frame system accommodates any pin and sleeve style modular screen media.
Designed to work with any groove-style screen media panel, the Cap & Slide deck frame offers the same ease of installation and extended wear life as the Pin & Anchor design. The system features 8in-long polyurethane sections that cover the top and sides of the rail, providing a barrier against abrasion and corrosion. The sleeve locks into the rail and is held in place with a polyurethane key. As individual sections show wear, they can be removed and replaced in small sections rather than changing the entire deck frame, minimizing cost and repair time.
