Polyurethane Screens
We supply polyurethane screens designed for demanding screening applications in mining, quarrying, and aggregate processing. Our polyurethane screens offer excellent wear resistance, impact absorption, and noise reduction. We provide various sizes and opening specifications to meet different material separation requirements and help customers improve screening efficiency while reducing maintenance costs.
Where Polyurethane Screens Work Best
Polyurethane panels are commonly used in:
Abrasive materials: hard rock, ore, sharp aggregate, mineral processing
High wear zones: feed end and impact areas
Sizing and classification: when stable apertures help maintain consistent product gradation
Plants prioritizing lower noise: compared with metal screening surfaces
Operations that prefer modular maintenance: replace worn panels instead of the whole deck
If your main issue is severe blinding from very wet/sticky fines, you may also consider self-cleaning wire screens or flip flow mats. PU panels excel in wear resistance, but material behavior still matters.
Polyurethane Screen Benefits
Excellent abrasion resistance for harsh screening duty
Long wear life in many abrasive applications
Stable apertures for consistent sizing and repeatable separation
Reduced noise compared with many metal screen media
Modular panel design for faster change-outs and less downtime
Good corrosion resistance for many wet processing environments (depending on your plant conditions)
polyurethane vibrating screen mesh
We supply copper knitted wire mesh for electromagnetic shielding, grounding, filtration, vibration damping, sealing, and thermal applications. Its interlocking loop structure provides exceptional flexibility, compressibility, conductivity, and surface contact. We offer different wire diameters, mesh densities, widths, and roll lengths to meet custom industrial, electronic, architectural, and specialized project requirements.
polyurethane trommel screen
We supply polyurethane trommel screens for mining, quarrying, and material recycling applications. Our screens offer excellent abrasion resistance, impact resistance, and reliable screening performance. We provide customized panel sizes and aperture specifications to suit different trommel screening systems, helping improve material separation efficiency, reduce wear, and extend service life.
polyurethane fine screen mesh
We supply polyurethane fine screen mesh for applications requiring accurate particle separation and efficient fine screening. Our mesh combines wear resistance, flexibility, and reliable screening performance to handle demanding operating conditions. We offer various aperture sizes and customized specifications to meet different material processing needs and help reduce maintenance requirements.
Polyurethane Modular Screen Panels
We supply polyurethane modular screen panels for mining, quarrying, and aggregate processing. Our modular designs allow convenient installation, individual panel replacement, and flexible screening configurations. We offer different aperture sizes and panel dimensions to suit various screening systems, helping customers simplify maintenance and reduce equipment downtime.
Polyurethane Flip-Flow Screen Mesh
We supply polyurethane flip-flow screen mesh for processing difficult materials, including wet, sticky, and fine particles. Our flexible screening surfaces help reduce blinding and maintain material separation efficiency. We offer suitable configurations for compatible screening equipment, helping customers improve throughput and reduce manual cleaning in demanding industrial applications.
Polyurethane Dewatering Screen
We provide polyurethane dewatering screens for applications requiring efficient water removal from processed materials. Our screens offer abrasion resistance, impact absorption, and reliable performance in demanding environments. We customize screen openings and panel specifications to match different materials and equipment, helping customers improve dewatering efficiency and extend service life.
Polyurethane Screen Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Polyurethane (PU) Screen Panels / Urethane Panels / PU Mesh Panels |
| Material | Polyurethane (PU) (compound customized by duty and wear requirements) |
| Aperture Shape | Square, Slotted (custom shapes available) |
| Aperture Range | 0.3–100 mm (custom available) |
| Panel Thickness | Custom by deck position and impact level (commonly 10–60 mm) |
| Open Area | Optimized per cut size and panel design (balanced for capacity vs wear life) |
| Hardness | Typically 75–95 Shore A (custom available) |
| Reinforcement | Optional steel frame / embedded steel bars (depending on panel design) |
| Fixing System | Pin & Sleeve, Bolt-Down, Rail/Clip, Modular Locking (match your screen deck) |
| Panel Size | Custom per deck layout (module sizes matched to your screen model) |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +80°C (higher temperature options available upon request) |
| Recommended Duty | Sizing & classification for abrasive materials; high-wear zones on vibrating screens |
| Customization | Aperture, thickness, hardness, fixing method, and panel dimensions available upon request |
FAQs
When should I switch from woven wire to polyurethane screens?
When abrasion is high and wire cloth wears out too quickly, PU panels often provide longer service life and easier modular replacement.
Are polyurethane screens good for wet screening?
They can be used in wet circuits, but heavy clay/fines may still cause blinding depending on aperture and setup. Slot designs and process support can help.
Square vs slotted apertures—how do I choose?
Square openings are common for general sizing. Slotted openings may improve flow and reduce pegging for certain particle shapes or conditions.
How do I confirm the fixing system?
Confirm your deck’s mounting style (pin & sleeve, bolt-down, rail/clip, etc.). Photos of the current deck and panels are helpful.
What information do you need for a quote?
Material type, moisture, target cut size, tph, screen model, deck layout, and current issues (wear, pegging, blinding, carryover).
How can I extend wear life at the feed end?
Use the correct impact-zone panel design, keep supports in good condition, ensure proper fastening, and monitor wear patterns early.