Noise Reduction

The rubber serves a dual-purpose role as both a holder and a critical acoustic/mechanical dampener

Self-Sharpening

As the rubber wears down, it exposes slightly more of the steel and carbide. The elastic nature of the rubber allows the plates to shift microscopically against the abrasive material. This micro-movement promotes a self-sharpening effect, where the wear face maintains a more optimal cutting angle over time—something a rigidly fixed, solid plate cannot do once its initial edge rounds off.

Metal segments are independently embedded in rubber, they function as "floating" cutting teeth. Each plate can micro-articulate (shift vertically or tilt) relative to its neighbors, dynamically conforming to natural undulations. This ensures every segment maintains continuous surface contact, delivering a smoother, flatter final grade without excessive gouging.

Conformability