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Flowmax
offers major advantages over all other Modular Polyurethane
Systems, |
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While
Polyurethane screening systems
have gained acceptance in the industry, selection has been limited to
systems requiring radical deck modifications or inefficient, costly one
piece screens plagued by premature failure. |
Flowmax
is the Modular Solution. |
Individual
Flowmax Modules are 12" wide x 24" long, allowing
the best use of available area in conjunction with optimum efficiency in
replacement and maintenance. |
Flowmax's
patented fastening method provides substantial locking area, assuring
reliable holding strength. There are no pins, plugs, or other loose
parts required.
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There are no hidden costs either at time of purchase, or
down the road. |
Because of superior design, borders around the modules
perimeter are smaller than any competitive product.
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This increased open area translates to more throughput
for your screening process.
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Only Flowmax
Polyurethane systems offer the combination of both tensionable and
modular screens.
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Our complete
Flowmax tensionable system can be removed and replaced
with standard wire screens or another Flowmax
system quickly. Frequent spec changes present no problem. |
As well as the standard tensionable system,
Flowmax can
be installed as a permanent flat deck, in sieve bends, trommels, or
almost any other configuration. |
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Screen Technology Group, Inc |
33008 NE Washougal River Road, Washougal
WA 98671 USA |
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Screen Technology Group,
established in 1988 With our success built on
providing a level of customer service that is
second to none, competent technical assistance,
quality materials at competitive prices,
properly package every order, always ship
promptly according to schedule. |
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