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Liners, Feed Boxes, & Discharge Lips Armadex™ Custom Liners


A great solution when extra heavy loads, large top sizes, and high volumes are involved. Made with rugged Armadex™ rubber and a steel plate backing, they can be cut to nearly any shape and even beveled to ensure total coverage of the target area. For more on Armadex™, see page 7.


Outside dimensions: Up to 4’ x 8’


Thicknesses (including steel): 1”, 1-1/8”, 1-1/4”, 1-1/2”, 2”,2-1/2”,3”, 3-1/2”, 4”


Feed Boxes


Custom made to replace a worn feed box and can be sandblasted, primed and epoxy-coated to extend service life. Can be welded or bolted to match existing frame bolt patterns.


Polydeck Screen Corporation


Rubberdex® Custom Reinforced Feed-box Liners


Rubberdex® steel reinforced feed-box liners are a simple bolt-on option for single deck screens or the top deck of multi-deck screens. Made of heavy duty, injection molded rubber bonded to a 1/4” thick mild steel plate.


Rubberdex® Standard Liners


Rubberdex® chute liners are a versatile bolt-on option for combating wear in chutes, transfer points, or any high impact zone. Made of heavy duty, injection molded rubber bonded to a 1/8” thick mild steel plate.


PART #


SDRDXL11A HDRDXL11A SDRDXL12A HDRDXL12A BDRPLUG


THICKNESS


1’ x 1’ - 25mm thick; Standard duty 1’ x 1’ - 50mm thick; Heavy duty 1’ x 2’ - 25mm thick; Standard duty 1’ x 2’ - 50mm thick; Heavy duty Bolt hole plug


Polydex® Chute Liners


Solid polyurethane blocks that are typically 12” wide, can be cut to size, are available for 1/4” and 3/8” plates, and made with up to nine 23mm nipples per foot.


Thicknesses:


30mm, 40mm, 45mm, 50mm, and 65mm


For lip depths: 4”, 5”, 6”, 7”, 8”, 10”, 12”


Thicknesses: 30mm - Standard duty 55mm - Heavy duty 80mm - Extreme duty


Discharge Lips


Welded or bolted on decks to provide protection at the discharge section.


Standard or made to order for lip depths up to 12”.


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