As mines worldwide battle rising costs and unplanned downtime, Strudex’s ceramic-enhanced technology delivers a new benchmark in wear life.

HENG SHUI, China – Strudex, a specialist in rubber wear-resistant products for mineral processing, today announced the launch of its new Impact Bed for conveyor loading zones. This marks the company’s second product dedicated to conveyor systems, following its well-established polyurethane and rubbe

Conveyor systems represent the heartbeat of industrial operations, yet they face a silent killer: carryback. This residual material clings to the belt, grinding against pulleys and idlers, leading to premature belt failure.

Efficiency in material handling often hinges on a single, critical component: the belt cleaner. In demanding industrial environments where moisture and sticky debris are constant threats, traditional metal scrapers often fall short, causing excessive wear or failing to clear carryback.

Effective bulk material handling relies on a silent hero: the belt cleaner. If you manage a conveyor system, you know that carryback is your worst enemy. It causes buildup on rollers, misaligns belts, and creates safety hazards.

In a recent field trial, Strudex rubber mill liners demonstrated exceptional wear life, allowing a client to bypass a critical six-month maintenance window and achieve significant cost savings.