Rapid Armor Introduces Revolutionary Liner System

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Rapid Armor Introduces Revolutionary Liner System

Rapid Armor has introduced a revolutionary system that would change the way maintenance is done on liner systems in mining and quarrying plants.  This system raises the bar for maintenance efficiency, plant utilization, cost reduction and most important the reduction in safety risks. The Rapid Armor liner system gives an improved life cycle that increase the plant operation and revenues.

The patented Rapid Hook fastening system for liners guarantees immense improvements including: 

• Reduction in maintenance time for liner systems to less than 10%
• Reduced need for skilled technicians in your maintenance team
• Reduced exposure to health & safety risks
• Reduced hot work in confined work spaces
• Improved ergonomics in confined spaces
• Reduced liner material wastage
• Increased liner maintenance intervals
• Reduced maintenance costs
• Increased production and revenues

There’s no other liner system that offers more to reduce your long term expenses whilst improving capacity and efficiency. The research that went into the production of this liner system has created a bridge that meets the specifications of the savvy industry operators. The system still provide your favourite liner products or a better alternative with all the added advantages.

In view of this new innovation, the conventional liner systems are not an ideal and safe option for today’s mining requirements. The extensive build-up to this product launch is riding on the background of several test runs that have proven its efficacy. The advantages and benefits that come with the Rapid Armor Liner System are far-reaching over the life cycle of the system.
For more information on this product, you can visit our website www.rapidarmor.com and send your queries for the prompt response.

Rapid Armor – The dynamic liner system offering. Fit Fast, Done Fast