Screen cleaning balls
Screen cleaning balls - what are they made of?
Screen cleaning balls are made from solid rubber based on natural rubber (NR), silicone (MQ), nitrile (NBR), EPDM and styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR) in three dimensions Φ30 mm, Φ37 mm and Φ47 mm.
Screen cleaning products - beads and their use
Balls are mainly used for cleaning wire screens from impurities deposited during the sieving process. The main use of balls is for cleaning sieves of different sizes, which are adapted to the material to be fractionated and take into account the operating temperature. Depending on the rubber base, the balls have different physical and chemical parameters.
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Name |
Price of 1 piece net PLN |
Weight |
Rubber base |
Colour |
Hardness ° ShA |
Characteristics |
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Balls Φ30 NR |
4,80 |
18 g ± 1g |
Natural rubber |
white |
50 ±5 |
High abrasion resistance - 80%. Medium abrasion resistance. Use at temperature up to 80 ºC |
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Balls Φ37 NR |
4,20 |
33 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ47 NR |
12,90 |
54 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ30 MQ |
5,20 |
17 g ± 1 g |
silicone |
any |
60 ±5 |
Medium abrasion resistance - 50%. Low abrasion resistance. Use at temperatures up to 250 ºC |
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Ball Φ37 MQ |
8 |
31 g ± 1 g |
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Balls of Φ47 MQ |
18,00 |
54 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ30 NBR |
3,50 |
18 g ± 1g |
Nitrile rubber |
black |
65 ±5 |
Average abrasion resistance - 30% Average abrasion resistance. Resistant to oils and greases. Use at temperatures up to 100 ºC |
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Ball Φ37 NBR |
3,40 |
34 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ47 NBR |
12,10 |
54 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ30 EPDM |
3,70 |
16 g ±1 g |
EPDM |
black |
65 ±5 |
Low abrasion resistance. Medium abrasion resistance. Resistant to ozone, acid and alkali solutions. Use at temperatures up to 130 ºC. |
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Ball Φ37 EPDM |
5,80 |
30 g ±1 g |
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Balls Φ47 EPDM |
14,50 |
54 g ± 1g |
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Balls Φ30 SBR |
3,50 |
16 g ± 1 g |
Styrene-butadiene rubber |
black |
65 ±5 |
Average bumpiness - 40% Good abrasion resistance. Good for screening hard minerals. Use at temperatures up to 120 ºC |
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Ball Φ37 SBR |
4,40 |
30 g ± 1 g |
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Balls Φ47 SBR |
9,00 |
54 g ± 1g |