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Wear-lining squares mix and match to conditions

Published Thursday, June 01, 2000

Mining and construction equipment wear is caused by a number of mechanisms. In addition, wear in chutes, feeders, hoppers or other transfer components is not usually uniform at entry and exit. At entry, impact wear predominates; at exit, sliding wear is greatest. A uniform lining cannot perform best in all areas. Trellsquares, developed by Svedala, can reduce wear in different applications and in different locations in the same application. The system uses square modules of different materials, each suited to resisting a particular type of wear. In a chute application, rubber modules can be fitted at the entry ...

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