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| When the conveyor is in operation, air is forced between the plenum bed plate and belt, which escapes along the belt edges. This creates a positive seal against dust and material from entering between the plenum bed plate and belt. When the conveyor is not operating, the belt lies in the trough and seals the holes. |
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