About Reclaimer
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3 FAQs about [Reclaimer]
What is a reclaimer used for?
A reclaimer is used principally in reclaiming processes. These processes can have low, medium, and high material flow rates. Reclaimers are made up of a bucket-wheel, a counterweight boom, and a rocker; they also use a conveyor system to move any material reclaimed from the boom to its specific pile.
Who designed the Reclaimer?
For a full gallery, see Category:Reclaimer images. The Reclaimer was originally called Surveyor, the 32 million stretch goal. The ship concept was designed by George Hull (Freelancer Conceptist). An interior rework is planned for the Reclaimer.
What does the Reclaimer symbol mean?
The Reclaimer symbol as seen in Bungie's games. The original Reclaimer glyph is actually the logo of Bungie 's Marathon trilogy. Due to the Marathon franchise remaining Bungie's intellectual property, the Reclaimer symbol in media by 343 Industries has the same basic design, though it is much more abstract.