Custom Truck Box Liners Across Wisconsin

Improve your efficiency and reduce damage and wear to your equipment with a dump box liner by Osseo Plastics and Supply. With various liner options, OPS can provide a liner suitable for any application. Seamless installation will provide lasting protection to ensure you get the most out of your investment. Nonporous, smooth surfaces prevent freezing and sticking and ensure that materials release quickly, avoiding high stage dumping.

Medium Duty HMWPE (High Molecular Weight) Liner

• An economical solution that provides high performance for most common materials such as sand, gravel, snow, topsoil, and many others.
• Available in thickness of 3/16”, 1/4”, 3/8”, and 1/2” in widths up to 10’.
• Low temperature crack resistance.

Heavy Duty UHMWPE (Ultra High Molecular Weight) Liner

• Provides superior wear protection at up to 3x that of the Medium duty liners.
• Heat resistance allows for use with asphalt and other hot materials up to 350° F.
• Lower friction than other liner materials provides easier release of “sticky” materials.

Professional Installation

Not sure where to start when installing a liner or just don’t have the time? No problem, our team can install your new liner in just a few hours and have you back on the road.

If your existing liner has developed a tear or crack, it may also be possible to simply repair what you have. Repairs may also be done at your site or shop saving travel time and expenses.

To discuss a dump box or trailer application, or to learn more, call us at 800-657-4698, or complete our contact form and we will reach out to you soon.

Strengthening Performance with Durable Liner Materials

When you rely on dump box liners, reliability cannot be an afterthought. Osseo Plastics & Supply in Wisconsin installs industrial-grade liner systems that help prevent excessive wear, sticking, and material buildup. These liners are engineered for real jobsite use, from construction to agricultural hauling, giving you performance that lasts longer than temporary or entry-level alternatives.

Enhancing Efficiency in Demanding Applications

From rock and gravel to silage and snow, your hauling needs may vary day to day. That is why custom truck box liners are designed around the material types and temperatures your equipment encounters. Whether the concern is freezing, abrasion, or harder-to-release materials, our options help minimize downtime, reduce manual clearing, and lower the risk of damage to equipment bodies.

Reducing Equipment Wear and Long-Term Costs

Continuous abrasion, moisture, or impact eventually weakens steel surfaces. Our liners act as a protective barrier intended to reduce structural damage, improve material flow, and help maintain equipment value. The smoother release of materials also helps prevent dangerous high-stage dumping, which can lead to equipment stress or tipping risk.

Integrating Specialty Products for Challenging Environments

Some operations also use complementary surface protection solutions, including flooring for dairy farms, when farm or facility surfaces need additional protection. Whether you’re lining a box body or improving flooring surfaces, our focus remains long-lasting durability and professional installation.

Supporting Operational Improvements Across Industries

While many of our customers haul agricultural materials throughout Wisconsin and the upper Midwest, our solutions also serve utility fleets, municipal operations, and contractors managing seasonal loads. We pride ourselves on guiding customers toward informed choices based on real-world experience. If you’re exploring upgrades, contact us today and we’ll help determine the right liner for your application.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do dump box liners typically last?

Lifespan depends on use, load type, and exposure conditions, but our industrial-grade liners are selected to outperform standard plastics and provide long-term value.

Are these liners suitable for both agricultural and construction hauling?

Yes. Many customers haul silage or manure while others work with stone, asphalt, and utility materials. Our team helps match the liner to the intended application.

Can liners handle hot materials like asphalt?

Certain material types, such as UHMWPE, are engineered to withstand higher temperatures and allow easier release of heated materials at working conditions.

Will liners prevent materials from sticking in freezing weather?

Smooth, non-porous surfaces reduce freezing and sticking far better than untreated metal, especially with wet or cold loads.

Can liners be customized for unusual box dimensions?

We regularly install systems on unique equipment sizes, and custom fit is part of ensuring proper surface coverage and release characteristics.

Is installation time extensive?

Most liners can be installed in just a few hours depending on equipment size. We schedule installations to minimize downtime and get equipment back in service quickly.

Do you repair damaged liners, or only replace them?

Repairs are possible in many cases and can often be completed on location, depending on the severity of the damage and the type of liner installed.

How do I know which liner type is right for me?

Our team evaluates your specific handling needs, downtime concerns, and material types to help you choose an option with proven performance for your operation