Before you purchase a conveyor belt cleaner, consider the drainage capacity in the area. Use machines with moderate flow rates of around 2-3 gpm, if drainage is not sufficient. This would allow the transfer of less water on to the surfaces and make the cleaning process faster. Where there is no restriction on water use, particularly in outdoor areas, you can use machines with flow rates of up to 5 gpm.
Many contractors use electric industrial pressure washer to remove grime from conveyor belts. However, in the event where electricity is not available, you will need to use an industrial pressure washer that runs on propane, diesel, or gas. Newer versions use noise reduction mechanisms. Machines that require diesel or gas for either running the engine or heating may emit fumes. If you are planning to use them for cleaning indoor areas, make sure the machine has a long hose. Many industrial pressure washer models have hoses as long as 50 feet.
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