14/10/2026
How much material does your truck bin carry back to the pit?
Carryback is material that stays in the bin after tipping. It takes up payload capacity, adds dead weight and has to be cleaned out, which costs time and adds to unplanned downtime.
Meanwhile, the bin floor and walls take repeated loading impact and sliding abrasion.
A polyurethane lining is designed to deal with both:
▪️ Absorbs loading impact and resists abrasion
▪️ Smooth surface helps material release and flow
▪️ Custom-moulded to fit your bin
The right lining depends on your material, moisture content, loading height and operating conditions, so we start with your application.
The same problem shows up in tipper bodies, hoppers and other bins that handle sticky or abrasive material.
Where does material stick most in your bins? Tell us in the comments, or message us to discuss a lining for your application.