Chute Wear and Impact Resistant Alumina Ceramic Rubber Liner

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Chute Wear and Impact Resistant Alumina Ceramic Rubber Liner

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Product Description

Basic Information

Model NO.:

DB-TCM

Name:

Composite Rubber Ceramic Wear Liner

Use:

Wear, Abrasion and Impact Protection

Alumina Ceramic:

92% or 95% Al2O3 Tile

Ceramic Shape:

Cylindrical, Hexagonal and Square

Fixing Method:

Steel Plate/Studs or Bonding Layer

Certificate:

ISO9001:2008, SGS

Production:

2000 PCS/Month

Product Description

Abrasion Resistant Rubber Ceramic Composite Wear Liner Plate

🚀 Our Advantages:

Extensive experience in manufacturing wear plates for chutes and hoppers.

Standard and non-standard sizes available.

Customized liners based on drawings and samples.

Excellent adhesion between ceramic and rubber.

Strict Quality Control (QC) process.

Rubber ceramic wear plates are manufactured by vulcanizing alumina ceramic tiles into a rubber or polyurethane base with a steel backing plate, offering superior protection for high-impact areas.

Technical Specifications

Component	Property	Unit	Result
Alumina Ceramic	Alumina (Al2O3)	%	92, 95
	Density	g/cm3	3.64
	Water Absorption	%	≤0.01
	Hardness	Mohs	9
Rubber	Material	-	NR or SBR
	Tensile Strength	MPa	15 min.
	Hardness	Shore A	55±5
	Abrasion Loss	mm3	≤90

Applications & Selection

Size (mm)	Ceramic Thk (mm)	Rubber Thk (mm)	Steel Thk (mm)	Total Thk (mm)
300x300x36	Φ21x21	9	6	36
300x300x50	Φ31x31	13	6	50
250x250x36	Φ21x21	9	6	36
250x250x18	17.5x17.5x8	5	6	19

Primary Application Areas:

Conveyor Chutes & Skirt Liners

Reflectors and Impact Plates

Bins and Hoppers

Stackers and Reclaimers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What materials are used in the composite wear liner?

The liners are composed of high alumina ceramic tiles (92% or 95% Al2O3), natural or SBR rubber, and a steel backing plate.

Q2: Can the size of the ceramic wear liner be customized?

Yes, we provide both standard sizes and customized solutions based on your specific drawings and technical requirements.

Q3: How are the liners fixed to the equipment?

They can be fixed using steel plates with studs for bolting, or via a bonding layer for adhesive application.

Q4: What is the main benefit of combining rubber and ceramic?

The rubber absorbs the energy of impact, while the ceramic tiles provide extreme resistance against sliding abrasion, significantly extending equipment life.

Q5: What are the packaging and delivery standards?

We use standard export plywood pallets (fumigation-free). A typical 20GP container holds approximately 20 to 24 pallets.

Q6: Are the products quality certified?

Yes, our production process and products are certified by ISO9001:2008 and SGS standards.