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Our most common opening style with over 250 variations. Polydex®:


1mm - 200mm


Rubberdex®: 2mm - 152mm


Round


Highly effective in primary scalping operations to minimize or eliminate plugging or pegging.


Rubberdex® and Polydex®: 88mm to 230mm


Screen Openings


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VR - Zigzag


In over 135 panel variations, the VR’s zigzag openings reduce or eliminate plugging with a “spring-like” vibrating action in the bridge sections.


Polydex®: 2mm - 75mm


Rubberdex®: 11mm - 90mm


Slotted


Polydeck offers a variety of designs with slotted openings for draining liquid or where elongated material is acceptable.


Polydex®


0.1mm x 9mm to 150mm x 175mm


Rubberdex® 0.5mm x 10mm to 177.8mm x 215.9mm


Continuous Slot


Available in 6 slot widths, the continuous slot is a long wearing alternative to profile wire that doesn’t sacrifice open area. Most commonly used in the coal industry.


Polydex®:


0.5mm x 304mm to 2.0mm x 304mm SVR - Slotted Zigzag


For applications that allow elongated materials, the slotted VR (SVR) panel features flexible vibrating bridges to prevent plugging.


Polydex®: 0.65mm x 75mm to 60mm x 105mm


Rubberdex®: 10mm x 40mm to 141mm x 255mm


Cutter Panel


For static flume applications this unidirectional design features surface features that pull water into slots more efficiently than profile wire.


Polydex®:


0.65mm, 0.85mm, & 1mm slots See page 10 for more info on the Cutter Panel.


VST - Vector Slot Technology


For heavy media recovery, this design incorporates slots at 45 degree angles which create speed vectors in the Z axis of a vibrating screen.


Polydex®:


0.65mm, 0.85mm, & 1mm slots See page 10 for more info on the VST Panel.


SSP - Static Screen Panel


This design features ridges molded with flow to intensify dewatering in smaller materials like sand and fines. Polydex®:


0.25mm x 9mm to 1.2mm x 14.5mm.


See pages 10-11 for specialty screening panels. NEW PRODUCT


Solid


Installed at the feed end of a screen deck where heavy wear is experienced or can be used as a discharge lip.


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