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Polyurethane Screen Panel

Compared to traditional metal screens, polyurethane screen panels offer better wear resistance, lower operating noise, and stronger impact absorption, making them particularly suitable for humid, abrasive, and high-vibration working environments.

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Piano Wire Screens

Piano wire screens—also known as high-tensile self-cleaning screens or harp wire screens —are engineered for applications where traditional woven wire mesh struggles with blinding, pegging, and clogging. 

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Clog-Resistant Self-Cleaning Screen Mesh

Clog-resistant self-cleaning screen mesh provides effective solutions for sticky and moist materials. The unique crimped and bonded wire structure prevents material blockage, improves throughput, and guarantees consistent performance, especially in wet screening applications.Widely used in mining, aggregate, coal, and asphalt processing, self-cleaning screens deliver higher screening efficiency and stable performance worldwide.

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Metal Woven Mesh Screen

Our Metal Woven Wire Mesh Screens are manufactured from high-quality steel wire through advanced weaving processes, ensuring consistent opening size, strong tensile strength, and reliable screening efficiency. Available in a wide range of wire diameters, mesh counts, and panel sizes, these woven wire screens are ideal for both dry and wet screening conditions.

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High Carbon Steel Mining Screen

High-carbon steel mining screens utilize superior raw materials, giving woven vibrating screens numerous advantages such as high tensile strength, wear resistance, high temperature resistance, and weather resistance. Thanks to these excellent properties, woven vibrating screens are widely used in vibrating screens in mining, quarrying, and aggregate production industries for screening and grading various materials such as sand, gravel, coal, stone, and rock.

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Stainless steel woven screen

Stainless steel woven mesh is widely used across screening, sieving, filtration and separation applications where strength, precision and durability are important.

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65Mn Manganese Steel Woven Screen

65Mn steel wires are of very high manganese and carbon content. And this wire is of excellent tensile strength. The mesh structure is getting more rigid and tough after being crimped and woven up. 65Mn wires are more wear-resistant compared with other materials. That is also the reason it is widely used in the mining and quarrying industry.

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Rubber Screen Panel

Rubber vibrating screen plates are the core components of vibrating screens. They are mainly used for grading, dewatering, desliming, and dewatering of materials such as ores, coal, and sand, and are widely used in heavy-duty screening scenarios such as mines, metallurgy, coal preparation, building materials, and quarries.

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Rubber screen Mesh

Rubber screens are used in mining operations to screen and classify various ores, minerals, and aggregates. They are particularly effective in handling abrasive materials and reduce wear on screening equipment such as vibrating screens and drum screens.

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PU high-frequency vibrating screen

High-frequency vibrating screen, made of fatigue-resistant polyurethane material, significantly improves resistance to high-frequency reciprocating fatigue, making it not only wear-resistant but also resistant to repeated bending.

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Polyurethane Screen Mesh

Polyurethane screen panels are widely used in vibrating screen equipment where high wear resistance, screening accuracy, and service life are required.

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Makita rebar tying machine wire

Makita rebar tie wire is original consumable specially designed for Makita cordless rebar tying tools. Made of fully‑annealed low‑carbon steel, flexible for automatic feeding, twisting and cutting, minimizing wire‑jamming and blade damage.

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