Rubber Skirtboard is a component of equipment used in various industrial and commercial applications, primarily to prevent material spillage and reduce material loss during transportation. Rubber skirts are usually installed on both sides of the conveyor belt, closely attached to the outer side of the conveyor belt's running trajectory, to scrape off sticky materials and prevent overflow.
The purpose and function of rubber skirt board
Preventing material overflow: Rubber skirts can effectively prevent materials from overflowing from both sides of the conveyor belt during transportation, reducing material waste and environmental pollution.
Reduce material loss: By closely adhering to the outer side of the conveyor belt's trajectory, the rubber skirt can ensure smooth transportation of materials along the conveyor belt, reducing material dropping and loss.
Suitable for various working environments: Rubber skirts are suitable for various conveying systems, such as mineral conveying and coal conveying in mines, and can work stably in harsh working environments.
Material and design features
Material: Rubber skirt board is usually made of rubber or polyurethane (PU), which has high elasticity, wear resistance, corrosion resistance and other characteristics.
Design features:
High elasticity: The rubber material allows the skirt board to adapt to the small vibrations and deformations of the conveyor belt, ensuring a tight fit.
Wear resistance: After long-term use, the rubber skirt can resist wear and extend its service life.
Corrosion resistance: Suitable for various corrosive materials, ensuring long-term stable operation.
Easy to process: It can be molded and cut through molds to meet the needs of different sizes and shapes.
Price range and application scenarios
The price of rubber skirts varies depending on factors such as material, thickness, and width.
Rubber skirts are widely used in industrial fields such as mining, coal, and ports, especially at the feeding and unloading points of conveying systems, to prevent material splashing.
