HC Descaler

The HC Descaler consists of three main components: a telescopic and three-legged demolition robot, a modular tower with a connecting support mechanism, and a mobile power unit with a control system. It is designed for easy transport and installation.

Item No :

HC Descaler

Weight :

945 kg

Specifications :

3638mm ×1220mm×1060mm

Power :

7.5kW

Transport Package :

Steel bracket wooden cases

Warranty :

1 year

General Info TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Attachments

The telescopic demolition robot is primarily designed for clearing goosenecks, while the three-legged model is optimized for main and auxiliary cylinders. This smart division of labor maximizes operational efficiency.

Applications: Clearing buildups, coatings, and blockages inside any cylindrical furnace or tower, including cement plant preheater towers, clinker silos, calcining furnaces, shaft furnaces, cyclones, calciners, and flue goosenecks.

 

Key Features:

  • High-Temperature Resistance: High-temperature resistance up to 80°C.
  • No Vessel Entry Required: Eliminates the need for personnel to enter the tower.
  • Remote Controlled Operation: Ensures maximum operator safety via remote control.
  • Lightweight Design: Easy to transport, handle, and install.
  • Thorough & Dead-Zone-Free Cleaning: Delivers fast, clean results with zero dead zones.
  • Modular Structure: Rapid on-site assembly without the need for additional scaffolding.
  • Versatile Working Range: Suitable for tower cleaning with diameters ranging from 2.5m to 8.2m at any height.
  • Manhole Accessible: Fits easily through standard manholes as small as 1.0 × 1.5m.
  • 70% Time Savings: Reduces cleaning time by up to 70% compared to manual methods.
  • Interlocking Truss Design: Adaptable to cylinders and vessels of various specifications.
  • Minimised Openings: Reduce the number of required structural openings, boosting operational efficiency.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

System Performance 

Parameter / Specification

Value / Description

Total Weight (Telescopic / Three-legged)

945 / 580 kg

Hydraulic Power Unit (HPU) Weight

200 kg

Slew Speed / Slewing Speed

6.5 s / 245°

Compatible Attachments / Tools

SB52 Hydraulic Breaker, Bucket

 

Physical Dimensions

Transport Dimensions (Telescopic / Three-legged)

Min. Transport Length3638 / 3355 mm

Min. Transport Height1060 / 2135 mm

Min. Transport Width1220 / 720 mm

Working Range(Telescopic / Three-legged)

Max. Working Height4916 / 3135 mm

Max. Working Radius4574 / 5076 mm

Max. Working Depth2469 / 4024 mm

 

  Power System

Drive Type: Electric Motor

7.5 kW

 

 

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