Plastruct Polyzone Inc.
Mining
Surface and Underground Mining Operations.
Plastics are used in the Mining Industry to improve mining efficiency and reduce downtime.
4 Key Strengths of Plastics that will help you
- Reducing wear problems in bushing and bearing applications with self-lubricating, low friction plastics
- Solving bulk material flow problems with sticking bulk materials by eliminating carry back with quick-release plastics
- Reducing abrasive wear from bulk materials with tough, abrasion resistant plastics
- Supplying Fabricated Plastic components for safety and production applications
"I wasn't convinced at first, but I have to admit the Plastruthane™ Impact Plates did the job. Outlasted the AR plates." Jim B.
Benefits of using engineered plastics in the mining, drilling & exploration industry include:
- Lighter weight materials versus metal parts lead to weight savings and reduced power consumption in many cases
- Self-lubricating products save time and resources
- Long wear life extends the usability of equipment
- Abrasion, corrosion and impact resistant
Mining - Underground Production
- Bridge Conveyer Components
- Bushing & Bearings
- Conveyor Belt Cleaners & Idler Bushings
- Skip Liners
- Conveyor Wear Strip
- Crusher Components
- Drag Chain Conveyer Wear Strip
- Hopper & Chute Linings
- Pulleys & Sheaves
- Pump & Valve Seals
- Safety Enclosure Windows
- Shuttle Car Wear Components
- Stabilizers & Spacers
- Plus many more
Mining – Surface Production
- Haul Truck Linings
- Bushings & Bearings
- Conveyor Belt Cleaners
- Conveyor Wear Strip
- Drag Chain Conveyer Wear Strip
- Drag Line & Excavator Bucket Liners
- Hopper & Chute Linings
- Pads & Bumpers
- Pivot Bushings
- Pulleys & Sheaves
- Rollers
- Sprockets
- Plus many more
Canadian Mining Industry - Global Leader
- Thanks to its rich geology, Canada is one of the largest mining nations in the world producing more than 60 minerals and metals.
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Canada ranks in the top five countries in the global production of 16 major minerals and metals:
- First in potash
- Second in uranium and niobium
- Third in nickel, gemstones, cobalt, aluminum and platinum group metals
- Fourth in cobalt, cadmium, graphite and sulphur
- Fifth in diamonds, titanium, gold and mica
- 50% of the world’s public mining companies are listed on the TSX and TSX-Venture Exchanges. Together, the two exchanges accounted for 38% of the equity capital raised globally for mining in 2017.
- Globally, Canada is recognized for its leadership in safety and sustainability.
Common Materials used in this industry
Source: https://www.polyzone.com/industries/mining
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