Question 1

Do you support customization ?

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Yes, we could do customized PU parts based on your inquiry details like drawing, color, hardness, size etc.

Question 2

could you put our logo on the products?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we could

Question 3

How long is your production time?

Accepted Answer

The production time depends on your order quantity and details requirements and products. it could range from 7days to 45 days.

Question 4

Are your modular screen panels interchangeable with existing major OEM deck setups?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Our modular screen media is fully interchangeable with standard global deck systems used across Australia and Canada. We supply exact-fit replacements for Pin & Sleeve (Peg & Sleeve), Pin & Leg, Grooved, and Bolt-down fixing systems. You can swap individual worn panels without modifying your existing stringers or deck frame.

Question 5

How do you prevent blinding and pegging when screening sticky or damp iron ore and aggregate?

Accepted Answer

Our panels feature precision-molded, downward-flaring tapered apertures. Because the relief angle widens from the top surface to the underside, near-size particles that enter the aperture pass through freely rather than getting wedged. For extreme sticky conditions, we also produce high-flexibility, thin-membrane polyurethane screens that utilize the deck natural vibration to self-clean.

Question 6

What is the typical wear life improvement of your PU screens compared to traditional woven wire mesh?

Accepted Answer

Depending on the abrasiveness of your feed material (such as quartz, granite, or hard rock ores), our high-durometer polyurethane screen panels typically outlast standard high-tensile woven wire mesh by 4 to 10 times. This directly translates to fewer scheduled maintenance shutdowns, drastically lower labor costs, and reduced total cost per ton.

Question 7

Can your screen panels handle high-impact scalping feeds without tearing or delaminating?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely. For high-impact, heavy-duty scalping and primary sizing positions, our panels are engineered with integrated, laser-cut steel internal reinforcement frames. The polyurethane is completely cast around this structural steel skeleton, ensuring high load-carrying capacity, minimal defection, and zero risk of delamination under heavy rock fall.

Question 8

What range of aperture sizes and shapes do you offer for mineral classification?

Accepted Answer

We offer a comprehensive matrix of aperture sizes ranging from 0.1mm. It also related with the screen size. Available opening geometry includes:
1, Square/Rectangular: For high-accuracy sizing and maximum open area.
2, Slotted (Parallel or Cross-slots): Ideal for damp, elongated particles to eliminate blinding.
3,Round: For high-impact zones to distribute wear stresses evenly.

Question 9

Can you provide customized cross-sectional profiles, such as integrated weir dams or diverter strips?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We custom-mold panels with integrated features directly onto the surface. We can include molded dams to slow down slurry velocity for better dewatering, diverter pins/strips to guide material away from the side liners toward the center, or skirt-rider bars for seamless transition zones.

Question 10

What is your standard dimensional tolerance for 305mm x 305mm (1ft x 1ft) modular panels?

Accepted Answer

We maintain strict dimensional controls using high-precision CNC machined injection molds. Our standard tolerances for modular panels are held within 0.5 mm on length and width,This tight tolerance ensures panels slide or snap into your stringers smoothly without binding or leaving gaps that cause material bypass.

Question 11

What size PU screen panels do you have?

Accepted Answer

we have 305*305mm, 305*610mm etc many optional screen size with optional aperture size, could also do customized PU screen plate based on your inquiry details.

Question 12

Do you supply the matching fixing accessories like pins, sleeves, wedges, and side liners?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we offer a complete single-source solution. We manufacture and stock a full range of wear accessories, including high-impact polyurethane pins and expansion sleeves, locking wedges, knock-in bars, and polyurethane side liners/deflectors to protect your screen box walls from abrasive slurry bypass

Question 13

What durometer/hardness range do you offer for different stages of the screening circuit?

Accepted Answer

We vary the durometer depending on your application needs:60A to 75A (Soft/Flexible): Best for fine dewatering and self-cleaning, anti-blinding performance.85A to 90A (Medium Standard): The industry standard for general classification, offering an ideal balance of wear resistance and elasticity.93A to 95A+ (Hard/Rigid): Engineered for heavy-duty scalping and high-impact top-deck ore applications

Question 14

How do I determine if polyurethane screen media is better for my specific application?

Accepted Answer

As a general rule, polyurethane is the superior choice for wet screening, slurry separation, and fine-to-medium classification (under 50mm) due to its incredible wet-abrasion resistance and high open-area capability.  PU screen panels is more wear resistant than other materials.

Question 15

What details do you require from us to provide an accurate quote for a replacement screen deck?

Accepted Answer

To give you an exact-fit recommendation and quote, we typically request:
The standard panel dimensions (e.g., 305x305mm, 305x610mm).
The fixing system style (e.g., pin and sleeve,Grooved).
The desired aperture shape and opening size (cut size).
Hardness you need for the pu screen.
Drawings or photos of existing panels are always highly helpful.

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