200637069 rubber baffle plate for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

product parameters

- Part Number: 200637069
- Name: Rubber Baffle
- Applicable Model: RP705 medium crawler paver
- Material: Heat-resistant and high-wear synthetic rubber
- Process: Rubber compounding, compression molding, punching, trimming
- Matching Parts: Press plate, bolt, flat washer
- Function: Guide and retain material, stop splashing, absorb impact, reduce segregation

Applicable Scenarios

It is installed inside the hopper, on the side wall of the material conveying bin, and at the scraper feed inlet of the RP705 paver, and is widely used for asphalt paving of municipal roads, highways, industrial parks, and airport runways.

- Special rubber formula, resistant to high-temperature asphalt, not easily deformed or aged under prolonged heat.
- Tear and abrasion resistant, withstands impact from sharp aggregates, and has a longer service life.
- The molding contour conforms to the material flow channel, providing excellent flow guidance and effectively reducing segregation.
- Pre-set mounting holes, original factory size, easy assembly, and time-saving replacement.
- Flexible buffer to reduce noise from stone impact and protect the metal silo.
- The surface is less prone to material adhesion, reducing asphalt clumping and shortening downtime for cleaning.

FAQ

Q: Can a partially worn rubber baffle remain in service?
A: It can run temporarily if the main retaining zone is intact. Replace it once perforated or deeply torn.

Q: How to reduce asphalt sticking on the baffle?
A: Clean between passes and apply release agent. Built-up hot mix accelerates rubber aging.

Q: Can a cut generic rubber sheet replace this baffle?
A: Not recommended. Ordinary rubber softens and fails quickly under continuous hot asphalt exposure.

Q: Why does material still drift after installation?
A: Check for warping and loose press plates. Replace hardened baffles that lose their shape.

Q: What happens if the baffle tears off?
A: Uncontrolled material flow causes severe segregation, and aggregate abrades the metal feed housing.