Corrugated Shaker & Tubing Boots
Our accordion style corrugated boots are designed to be in conjunction with gyratory and vibratory equipment. They are molded in a variety of high quality compounds to suit your specific application requirements. We have included a chemical resistance chart to assist you in choosing the compound that best fits your needs.
- Style “A” boots are 10-3/4” long. They are molded in 4”, 6”, 8” & 10” diameters. They are designed to stretch-fit over single beaded rings, engaging a ¼” bead for quick installation. Fits Rotex-style screeners
- Style “B” boots are 12” long. They are molded in 6” & 8” diameters. They are designed to fits over a straight pipe or flange. They are most often attached with hose clamps. This style is commonly used on circular vibratory separators.
Available Compounds
- Black Natural
- White Natural - Food Grade: Natural rubber has excellent abrasion resistance and tear strength
- Black Neoprene
- White Neoprene - Food Grade: Neoprene is highly resistant to fats, oils, weather & ozone
- Red Silicone
- Translucent Silicone - Food Grade: Silicone does well in applications with higher temperatures, weather, oxidation & ozone.
- Black EPDM
- White EPDM
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The highest quality custom rubber boots are a large part of the Custom Advanced inventory, so getting the right product to you is done quickly.
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Chemical Resistance Guide
Use the chemical resistance guide below to help you determine which rubber is recommended to use based on your chemical application.
How to use this tool:
Type in the chemical, hit search, and the associated resistance ratings will automatically populate.
- Begin by typing in the chemical, make a selection from the predictive list, and hit search.
- The associated resistance ratings will automatically populate.
- Not sure which rubber is best for the chemical you are working with?
Leave the rubber field blank and the guide will show you the recommended rubber to use.
To see a full table of resistance ratings for different chemicals, view our Printable Chemical Resistance Chart.
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