Logwasher
LOGWASHER
The Bruce Twin Shaft Logwasher is ideal for attrition (material-on-material) scrubbing of aggregate.
Hardox® 600 paddles overlap each other as standard to give maximum attrition with synchronised counter-rotating shafts.
CONTINUOUS CONTACT ON MATERIAL = INCREASED AGITATION
Overflow discharge runs across the complete width of the rear.
Every application is different. Talk to our team about designing the right washing solution for your material, production requirements and site conditions.
Fill out our enquiry form below to discuss your requirements, or email our team – sales@bruce-eng.co.uk
Features & Benefits
- Controlled-input water flow valves
- Interchangeable Hardox® Wearparts as standard
- Adjustable water discharge plates
- Low running costs due to high specification components
- One piece shaft configuration for extended shaft life
- All bearings & drives externally located to prohibit threat from water or product
- Intermeshing of Twin Log – the paddles over each other as standard to give maximum attrition
- Log spiral formation – paddles located at 90° in a spiral counter rotating formation enables continuous contact on material
- A Bruce Logwasher shaft is smaller in diameter with longer paddles. This gives a more effective scrub as an increased paddle surface area is in contact with the product. Furthermore, this design feature minimised wear on the shafts
- Formation of naturally created layer of feed material in the hull increases wear resistance (material on material wear)
- Overflow weir / removal of contaminants – the Bruce machine is centrally fed and overflows across the complete width of the rear with an externally adjustable paddle to facilitate increased trash / organic removal
Applications
- Sand & Gravel
- Recycled C&D Waste
- Aggregate
- Road Sweepings
- Crushed Rock
- Utilities Waste
- Railway Ballast
- Drainage Medium
OPTIONS
- Inlet and discharge chutes tailored to specific requirements
- Can be easily integrated to suit or compliment an existing system or complete wash plant
