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This 9-inch gum rubber boot is a flexible sleeve used to connect components in a concrete batch plant, such as between the weigh batcher and mixer, or on dust collection systems. Its primary function is to provide a sealed, yet flexible, connection that contains cement dust and aggregates while accommodating vibrations and movement between equipment. This part is essential for replacing worn, cracked, or deteriorated boots to maintain an environmentally compliant and efficient operation. The durable, black gum rubber construction is designed to resist deterioration from sunlight.
Technical Specifications
Inner Diameter9 inches
MaterialGum Rubber
Wall Thickness1/4 inch (.25 in)
Maximum Temperature180°F
Durometer45+/-5 (Shore A)
Key Features
9-inch inner diameter for standard batch plant applications.
Made from flexible, tan or black gum rubber to absorb vibration.
Commonly available in a 1/4 inch wall thickness for durability.
Resistant to deterioration and dry rot from sunlight exposure.
Acts as a dust shroud to ensure environmental compliance and reduce material loss.
Fits These Mixers
Vince Hagan, CMW, Con-E-Co, Erie Strayer, Stephens, Donaldson Torit. Fits various concrete batch plant equipment requiring a 9-inch flexible boot for dust collection, aggregate, or cement transfer. Commonly used by OEMs like CMW and Stephens.
All measurements ± standard manufacturing tolerance.
Product descriptions are drafted with automated tools and reviewed as time allows. While we work to keep them accurate, specifications and fitment should be confirmed with a Customer Service specialist at 800-745-3414 before purchase. Found an error? Let us know and we’ll fix it.
Specifications
Specifications
Sub Category
Boots
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