RHINO HYDE URETHANE SHEETING
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Rhino Hyde sheets are tough, resilient elastomeric specifically designed for use in applications requiring abrasion resistance. Rhino Hyde also provides lightweight, easy installation, excellent impact resistance, good low temperature properties, noise reduction, corrosion resistance and chemical resistance to aliphatic hydrocarbons, mild acids & bases.
Rhino Hyde is recommended for use in material handling of any abrasive material including grain,
soybeans, coal, taconite pellets, copper ore, phosphate rock, sand, gravel, salt and wood chips.
Appropriate application area for Rhino Hyde linings include:
Round and Square Spouts Hoppers, Bins, Surge Tanks
Chutes, Ducts, Flumes Conveyor Troughs
Elbows Cyclones (velocities less than 4000 ft/ min)
Belt Overshot Areas Distributors, Turnheads
Belt Scrapers, Skirt boards
Truck Beds
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Unbacked (Plain) Rhino Hyde: Unbacked (plain) Rhino Hyde is designed for applications where no backing is desired. It can be used for die cutting or stamping out different shapes or parts. The unbacked urethane also has the maximum degree of flexibility required for forming he sheet to desired shapes. |
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Expanded Metal-Backed Rhino Hyde: Expanded metal backing provides a degree of rigidity, yet retains the desired flexibility of urethane to permit forming to shape. Attachment is recommended by bolting through the wear surface. |
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Fabric-Backed Rhino Hyde: Rhino Hyde polyurethane with fabric backing is designed for attachment to a substrate with an adhesive. The fabric backing is recommended for areas where bolting is difficult or undesirable and formability is required. |
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Solid Metal-Backed Rhino Hyde: Solid metal-backed Rhino Hyde provides abrasion resistant Rhino Hyde urethane with a 16 ga. or 2mm solid metal backing. solid metal backing. Solid metal-backed is recommended where attachment through the wear surface is undesirable and flexibility is not required. The use of screws from the substrate into solid metal backing is the recommended method of attachment. |
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Ceramic Rhino Hyde: Ceramic Rhino Hyde is a tough elastomeric polyurethane embedded with ceramic chips. This combination offers the outstanding abrasion resistance of alumina ceramic with the resiliency and impact r5esistance of Rhino Hyde polyurethane. |
High Energy Rhino Hyde: Ether base formulation for sever abrasion an wet applications.
Ceramic High Energy Rhino Hyde: For even more sever applications
Hydro Hyde: For Constant Aqueous environments.
High Temperature Rhino Hyde: For high temperature applications
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