Screen gasket

Spare parts

Screen gasket

Screen gaskets close the joint between decks and housing. Rubber or PU profiles keep dust in the process space and limit cross-contamination between fractions.

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Operating principle

An elastic profile sits in the parting joint. It follows the vibration without leaving the gap permanently open. Rubber and polyurethane are chosen by temperature, chemistry and section. Tight joints keep fines inside the housing.

Where this machine is used

Dust-tight separation of decks and housing on industrial screens.

Advantages

Dust-tight joint between deck and housing

Rubber or PU profile

Follows screen motion

Limits cross-contamination of fractions

Technical data

Material

Rubber / polyurethane

Section

On request

Temperature range

On request

Service life

On request

Options

  • Section by joint
  • Material by temperature and chemistry
  • By-the-metre or moulded part

Industries

  • Screening
  • Food & chemicals
  • Maintenance

Material options

  • Rubber
  • Polyurethane

Frequently asked sizing questions

Which dimensions are needed for a screen gasket?

Required data includes machine model, position, profile section, circumference or length, groove and connection dimensions, joint design and photos installed and removed. An outside dimension alone does not confirm fit.

How is gasket material selected?

Temperature, product, cleaning chemicals, oil or solvent contact, vibration travel and required evidence determine material and hardness. Rubber or PU is not universally suitable without media review.

Can dust tightness be guaranteed?

Only for a defined joint, installation, surface quality, movement and pressure difference. The gasket is one part of the system; binding tightness criteria must be agreed in the project specification.

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Information for spare-part identification

These details help prevent mismatches before a quotation is prepared.

  • Machine manufacturer, type and serial number
  • Installation position and function of the component
  • Dimensions, material and any marking or part number
  • Medium, temperature and other operating conditions
  • Clear photos, drawing or data sheet of the old part

Have the correct spare part identified

Provide the machine model, installation position, dimensions and old-part marking. Photos or drawings can be emailed to info@unionbridge.de with your company name.