About Morse Rubber
About Morse Rubber
Morse Rubber has manufactured heavy-duty rubber products from its Keokuk, Iowa facility for more than 35 years, building a catalogue aimed squarely at marine, industrial, mineral processing, and agricultural applications where parts take constant abrasive or impact loads. Its molding capabilities extend to rubber and composite mill liners as well as screen media and rubber-ceramic wear components used in mineral processing circuits.
On the marine and industrial side, Morse Rubber supplies marine bearings, fenders, and bumpers along with engineered systems and components built to withstand saltwater exposure and repeated mechanical impact. The common thread across its product lines is rubber compounding and molding expertise applied to parts that fail expensively if they wear out too fast.
FLSmidth, a Denmark-based supplier of equipment to the cement and minerals industries, acquired Morse Rubber on June 1, 2023, expanding its mill liner capacity and North and Latin American presence. ChatMRO's catalogue covers Morse Rubber's mill liners, marine bearings and fenders, and wear components so plant engineers can source replacement parts by application and wear environment.
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Frequently asked questions
What applications are Morse Rubber's mill liners designed for?
Morse Rubber mill liners are built for mineral processing equipment like ball mills and grinding circuits that put rubber compounds under constant abrasive wear. The company's molding capabilities cover both rubber and composite liner constructions for different wear profiles.
Does Morse Rubber make marine components in addition to mill liners?
Yes, its catalogue includes marine bearings, fenders, and bumpers engineered for saltwater exposure and repeated impact loading. These products apply the same heavy-duty rubber compounding expertise used in its mineral processing lines.
Is Morse Rubber still manufacturing in Keokuk, Iowa after being acquired by FLSmidth?
Yes, Morse Rubber continues to operate from its Keokuk, Iowa facility following the June 2023 acquisition. FLSmidth's purchase was aimed at expanding mill liner capacity rather than relocating existing production.
What is screen media and does Morse Rubber supply it?
Screen media refers to the rubber or rubber-ceramic panels used in vibrating screens to separate material by size during mineral processing. Morse Rubber manufactures these wear components alongside its mill liner and marine product lines.
How long has Morse Rubber been supplying heavy-duty rubber products?
The company has delivered heavy-duty rubber products for marine, industrial, mineral processing, and agricultural applications for more than 35 years. That tenure was a key factor in FLSmidth's 2023 acquisition to expand its North and Latin American mill liner business.