Application-specific types

When choosing from many types of technical rubber sheets we offer, it is important that you know which type is most suitable for your specific application. For this reason, we are listing some of the most common applications where our technical rubber sheets can be applied.

Our technical rubber sheets can be used as lining material for trucks, pipes, drums, etc., with the main goal of protecting the basic construction against either wear or corrosion damage.

If you need to protect your medium against abrasion and wear you can choose from the following qualities of our technical rubber sheets:

For corrosion and chemical protection, we offer the following technical rubber sheets qualities:

Material usually travels fast on conveyor belts, especially in the area of loading and unloading chutes. As material spillage occurs very easily in those parts of conveyor, a spillage prevention system has to be installed.

Technical rubber sheets can be used as skirting boards, which direct material on conveyor belt and thus prevent its spillage and risks of operational breakdowns.

When transporting sticky materials, it is of great importance to ensure cleanliness of the structure and the belt itself for their long life span. For this reason, conveyor belt cleaners are used on different parts of conveyor to clean the belt and prevent material build-up on either the conveyor belt or the conveyor structure (drums, rollers, etc.). Our rubber sheets are suitable for such applications, too.

Good friction between conveyor belt and their leading components (drive drum, tail drum) has to be achieved for smooth operation (straight run, no belt slipping, etc.). The best possible friction is achieved if drums are lined with special type of rubber material — drum lagging (or pulley lagging).

We offer drum lagging in mini square pattern in abrasion resistant black rubber, oil resistant/food grade quality blue rubber, green or white rubber.

Drum lagging can be produced also with special grey chloroprene rubber layer on the bottom (called also CR or bonding layer). Due to its great adhesion properties, it is perfect for bonding drum lagging rubber to the metal surface of conveyor drums.

The following table shows our drum lagging assortment with available thicknesses and widths:

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