Product Specifications

• Material: High-performance polyurethane (PU) elastomer
• Standard Thickness Range: Customizable (thin to heavy-duty grades)
• Sheet Size: Custom cut or molded panels
• Hardness Options: Multiple Shore A grades available
• Color Options: Standard or custom colors
• Surface Type: Smooth, textured, or patterned
• Mounting Options: Bolt-on, adhesive bonding, or embedded fixing systems
• Operating Temperature Range: Suitable for various industrial environments

Key Features & Performance Advantages

• Exceptional Abrasion Resistance
  Significantly longer service life than rubber and steel liners
• High Impact Strength
  Absorbs shock from heavy material flow and reduces equipment damage
• Noise & Vibration Reduction
  Quieter operation compared to metal liners
• Lightweight yet Strong
  Easier installation without sacrificing durability
• Chemical & Moisture Resistant
  Performs reliably in wet and corrosive environments
• Customizable for Equipment Geometry
  Designed to fit conveyors, chutes, hoppers, and transfer points

Typical Applications

• Conveyor systems and transfer points
• Material chutes and hoppers
• Mining and quarry equipment
• Cement and aggregate processing plants
• Steel and metallurgical industries
• Ceramic and bulk material handling machinery
• Truck beds and loading zones

Customization & OEM Capabilities

• Custom liner sizes, shapes, and thicknesses
• Hardness selection based on wear and impact conditions
• Pre-drilled holes and molded mounting systems
• Bonded metal backing options (if required)
• Engineering support for complex wear protection projects

FAQ

Q1: What are polyurethane wear liners used for?
They protect industrial equipment surfaces from abrasion, impact, and material flow damage.

Q2: Are PU wear liners better than rubber or steel liners?
Yes, they offer longer wear life than rubber and better impact absorption than steel in many applications.

Q3: Can wear liners be customized?
Absolutely. Thickness, size, hardness, and mounting methods can all be tailored.

Q4: Are polyurethane liners suitable for wet environments?
Yes, they are moisture-resistant and perform well in damp and corrosive conditions.

Q5: How do I choose the right liner thickness and hardness?
Our technical team can recommend specifications based on material type, impact level, and operating conditions.