UNDERSTANDING THE BENEFITS
The process of mining and aggregates production generates considerable noise, vibration, and heat. Careful selection and use of a suitable rubber lining can have a significant effect on reducing noise levels, cutting down downtime, and increasing production throughput.
The Rexline Rubber products that have been used in the mining industry over the past two decades have proven themselves to be highly successful in alleviating noise and vibration, and in improving dust removal.
Rubber provides a positive mechanical barrier which allows the free passage of air, but encapsulates any ingress of particles. This provides effective dust control and protection from crushing or crushing debris. The encasing rubber not only keeps out particulate matter, it also acts as a cushion against wear on outside drums and other machinery components.
Rexline’s line of wear resistant rubber products has been designed to sit inside conveyor systems and catch chips, dirt and dirt particles where they are produced.
The benefits include
- Increased Plant Productivity
- Decreased downtime
- Minimized maintenance cost
- Enhanced safety and security
- Reduced overall cost of operation
- Environmental compliance
EXPERIENCE PREMIUM CLASS RUBBER SOLUTIONS
COMMON APPLICATIONS OF WEAR RUBBER
- Chute lining
- Concrete mixers
- Debarking drums
- Feed lining
- Hopper lining
- Pelletizing drums
- Silo lining
- Spool lining
- Tank lining
- Truck bed lining
- Tub lining
- Washing drums
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
By its nature, rubber is mouldable to form a permanent bond with a tough outer surface for the purpose of lining equipment. Being “self-lubricating”, it eliminates wearing surface friction and hence prolongs the equipment life and reduces maintenance costs. It will not emit toxic fumes or leak any harmful substance into production streams while in service. Thus, rubber lining is recognized as being environmentally friendly.
ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY
By its nature, rubber is mouldable to form a permanent bond with a tough outer surface for the purpose of lining equipment. Being “self-lubricating”, it eliminates wearing surface friction and hence prolongs the equipment life and reduces maintenance costs. It will not emit toxic fumes or leak any harmful substance into production streams while in service. Thus, rubber lining is recognized as being environmentally friendly.
