Alumina/Zta Ceramic Rubber Composite Wear Lining Plate

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Alumina/Zta Ceramic Rubber Composite Wear Lining Plate

Customization:	Available
Application:	Structure Ceramic, Industrial Ceramic, Chemical Pl
Function:	to Offer Wear, Abrasion and Impact Protection

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Product Description

📋 Basic Info.

Model NO.:

DB-TCM

Material:

Alumina Ceramic + Rubber + Cn Layer / Steel Plate

Process:

Hot Vulcanizing

Suitable:

Conveyor, Chute, Hopper, Bin, Pipe, Mine, Quarry

Ceramic Tile Shape:

Cylindrical, Hexagonal, Square, Spherical, etc.

Install Method:

with Steel Plate and Studs, or Bonding Layer

Certificate:

ISO9001: 2008, SGS, CE

Alumina Content:

92% 95%

Feature:

Wear-Resistant, Impact-Resistant, Heat-Resistant

💎 Product Description

Alumina/ZTA Ceramic Rubber Composite Wear Lining plate offers wear resistant lining for various equipments, chutes, pipes, hoppers, bins, cyclones, and screen equipment liners in heavy industries.

Available Ceramic Types:

Alumina 92: Most common wear product with great wear resistance.
Alumina 95: Increased wear performance for harsh environments.
Zirconium Toughened Alumina (ZTA): Increased strength and impact resistance.

🏗️ Structure & Installation

Our composite liners combine high alumina ceramic tiles with impact-absorbing cushion rubber. Fastening methods include:

Type 1: Ceramic + Rubber + Steel back plate + Studs (Welded mounting).
Type 2: Ceramic + Rubber + CN bonding layer (Cold vulcanization).
Type 3: Ceramic + Rubber + Countersunk holes (Bolt-on).
Type 4: Rubber + Steel backing plate + Studs.

📊 Technical Parameters

Alumina Ceramic Tiles
1	Alumina (Al2O3)	%	92% / 95%
2	Density	g/cm3	3.62
3	Hardness	Mohs	9
Rubber Component
1	Material	-	NR & SBR Blend
2	Hardness	Shore A	60 ± 5

🌟 Key Benefits

Excellent impact and wear resistance
Significant noise reduction during operation
Extended service life of bulk handling equipment
Cost-effective maintenance and reduced downtime
Full customization for specific dimensions and shapes

❓ FAQ

Q: What is the main advantage of ceramic rubber composite liners? A: It combines the high hardness of ceramics for wear resistance with the elasticity of rubber for impact absorption, making it ideal for high-impact zones.

Q: Can these liners be customized? A: Yes, we provide customized sizes, shapes (square, hexagonal, cylindrical), and structures based on your specific application requirements.

Q: How are the liners installed? A: They can be installed using welded mounting studs on a steel backing plate, or bonded directly using a CN bonding layer with cold vulcanization glue.

Q: What industries typically use these liners? A: They are widely used in mining, quarrying, steel plants, coal-fired power plants, and any industry handling bulk abrasive materials.

Q: What ceramic grades are available? A: We offer 92% alumina, 95% alumina, and Zirconium Toughened Alumina (ZTA) for maximum impact resistance.