Cleaning ball

Spare parts

Cleaning ball

Cleaning balls run under the decks and strike the cloth from below. When correctly selected, they can release deposits and counter aperture blinding.

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Operating principle

Balls of rubber, silicone or polyurethane sit in compartments under the cloth. Screen motion makes them bounce; the impact frees deposits. Material and diameter follow temperature, product and aperture.

Where this machine is used

Anti-blinding on fine screens for powders, granules and hygroscopic materials.

Advantages

Impact from below against the cloth

Rubber, silicone or PU

Counters aperture blinding when correctly selected

Diameter by aperture

Technical data

Material

Rubber / silicone / PU

Diameter

On request

Service life

On request

Hardness

On request

Options

  • Material by temperature and product
  • Diameter by aperture
  • Set-wise replenishment

Industries

  • Screening
  • Food & chemicals
  • Maintenance

Material options

  • Rubber
  • Silicone
  • Polyurethane

Frequently asked sizing questions

How are cleaning-ball material and diameter selected?

Selection criteria include product, temperature, cleaning chemicals, aperture, compartment geometry and required material documentation. An existing sample and machine reference reduce ordering risk.

Are cleaning balls suitable for every sticky material?

No. Effect and wear depend on moisture, stickiness, temperature and screen motion. For severe blinding, brushes, ultrasound or another screening principle may be more suitable and are assessed for the application.

What information is needed for food processes?

The customer must state contact conditions, temperature, cleaning method and required conformity or traceability evidence. Material suitability is not inferred from ball colour or name alone.

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Information for spare-part identification

These details help prevent mismatches before a quotation is prepared.

  • Machine manufacturer, type and serial number
  • Installation position and function of the component
  • Dimensions, material and any marking or part number
  • Medium, temperature and other operating conditions
  • Clear photos, drawing or data sheet of the old part

Have the correct spare part identified

Provide the machine model, installation position, dimensions and old-part marking. Photos or drawings can be emailed to info@unionbridge.de with your company name.