Overall module dimensions
Establish the footprint and orientation of the module within the current deck layout.
POLYURETHANE SCREEN MEDIA
Modular polyurethane screen panels are replaceable screening modules used on compatible mining and aggregate screen decks. In the United States, they are also commonly described as modular urethane screen panels or modular urethane screen media. Module dimensions, aperture form, panel construction and deck interface are reviewed against drawings, deck photographs or an existing sample before quotation.




Representative product views for modular panel identification and replacement discussion. Final construction and interface details are confirmed from the current screen reference.
A modular polyurethane screen panel is an individual screening module installed as part of a larger screen deck. The panel is identified from its overall dimensions, aperture, underside construction, interface and the arrangement of adjacent panels. A modular urethane screen panel can be reviewed as a local replacement without treating the complete deck as one tensioned screening surface.
This page covers replacement modular screen media rather than a complete vibrating screen machine. Similar-looking panels are not assumed to be interchangeable, and color or face aperture alone does not confirm the product configuration. Compare this format with other polyurethane screen panels.
Each replacement request is reviewed through measurable and visible features of the current module and deck.
Establish the footprint and orientation of the module within the current deck layout.
Help distinguish the panel profile and the visible construction that supports it.
Define the opening form and how it relates to the required separation.
Show the surfaces that cannot be confirmed from the screening face alone.
Provide the installed context needed to review a replacement within the existing deck.
The visible panel face alone is not sufficient to confirm deck compatibility. Underside, edge and installed-deck details may be required before quotation.
Final aperture details are confirmed against the current screen, required separation and operating conditions.
A photograph may help identify the aperture form, but final opening dimensions must not be estimated from image scale alone.
Deck compatibility is reviewed from drawings, photographs or an existing sample. A fixing arrangement that looks similar is not automatically considered interchangeable.
These duties are review starting points, not guaranteed application-performance claims.
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Feed material, target separation, deck position and interface
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Wet or dry condition, material, current panel and deck arrangement
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Moisture condition, fines-retention objective and aperture direction
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Existing layout, adjacent modules and wear location
For process context, review the aggregate screening application and sand washing and dewatering guide.
Use the current deck and panel together when identifying replacement modular screen panels without a confirmed part reference.
Drawings can be reviewed for dimensions, aperture and interface details. Clear photographs can support initial product-family and replacement identification. An old sample may be used when hidden construction or interface details cannot be confirmed from photographs.
Final suitability is not guaranteed from a single photograph or an unverified part name.
Inspection points are agreed against the confirmed specification and may include overall dimensions, aperture details, visible interface features, quantity, surface condition and packing confirmation.
Supply and inspection controlsPacking and delivery requirements are reviewed after the product configuration, quantity, destination and shipping basis are confirmed.
These items are confirmed, where applicable, after specification, quantity and commercial review. Written quotation and order documents take precedence over general website information.
Use these answers to prepare an initial replacement request. Final product and commercial details are confirmed in writing.
Start with full photographs of the installed deck and the panel face, underside and edges. Record the overall dimensions, thickness, aperture and adjacent-panel arrangement. A drawing or old sample can be reviewed when the interface cannot be identified from photographs.
Record the overall length, width and thickness, together with visible support geometry, aperture dimensions and any measurable interface or fixing spacing. Use one stated unit system and do not estimate dimensions from photograph scale.
Provide a full deck view, the panel underside, panel edges, the support or rail arrangement, adjacent panels and any separate fixing component that can be safely photographed.
An old sample can support aperture and construction identification. Final aperture details are still reviewed against the required separation and operating conditions.
Send the existing panel reference, measurable dimensions, aperture, deck and interface photos, material being screened, wet or dry condition, quantity and destination.
Do not assume that different modular formats or interfaces are interchangeable. The existing deck, adjacent-panel layout and support arrangement must be reviewed before a mixed or replacement configuration is considered.
Inspection points and packing requirements are stated in the quotation, order confirmation or agreed inspection scope after the product, quantity and destination have been reviewed.