Screening element

Classifying – separating – and assorting solids – Sifting – Elements

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C209S392000, C209S397000, C209S404000, C209S412000, C209S413000

Reexamination Certificate

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10500871

ABSTRACT:
The invention provides a screen which has a screen body (12) and a plurality of ribs which extend across the screen body. Screening apertures (118) are defined in the screen body by the ribs. A reinforcing frame (124) is embedded in the screen body, which frame is made of a first plastics material which has a greater density than a second plastics material from which the screen body (12) is made. The frame has keying formations formed therein to assist in bonding between the frame and the screen body.

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