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Chemical Engineering highlights FLEX-MAT tensioned and modular screen media for aggregate, mining, and recycling operations, featuring the company’s distinctive lime‑green polyurethane strips bonded to high‑performance screen wire.
In your applications, when would you choose tensioned versus modular screen media, and which performance factors (throughput, wear life, anti-blinding) are most critical?
Tensioned screen media for the aggregate, mining and recycling industries
FLEX-MAT tensioned screen media and FLEX-MAT modular screen media feature this company’s unique lime-green polyurethane strips bonded to high-performance screen wire.
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