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LUCK, WI -- Dur-X-Snapdeck® 2000, manufactured by Durex Products, Inc., is an improved modular screening system that’s engineered for greater cost-efficiency in numerous screening applications within the aggregate and mining industry. Available in a variety of urethane or rubber compounds, the innovative design of the Dur-X-Snapdeck® 2000 delivers up to a 40-percent increase in open area for greater productivity.
Importantly, the Dur-X-Snapdeck® 2000 is manufactured with an attachment system that makes modular screen installation quick and simple; and allows hassle-free retrofitting to existing screen boxes. There are no pins, sleeves, intermediate strips or extra parts required; and the whole deck is comprised of standard panels – even along the side walls of the screen box. Also, each modular panel is easy to change out if needed, keeping downtime to an absolute minimum.
Depending upon screening requirements, Dur-X-Snapdeck® 2000 can be molded in urethane, dual-durometer urethane, or 40- to 60-durometer rubber. Openings range from 0.3 mm slot to 3.0 inches square. Optional diverters, flow restrictors, and dams are available for specific applications.
Founded in 1965 and proudly celebrating its 40th anniversary year, Durex Products, Inc. serves the aggregate, mining, asphalt, and concrete industries as a leading manufacturer of wire cloth, urethane and rubber screening media; screening accessories; and urethane and/or rubber wear parts including rubber-ceramic wear surface liners for really tough sliding abrasion applications.
For more information call 800-826-6931 or visit www.durexproducts.com
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