Xingli Industrial Ceramics
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The rubber ceramic liner is made of excellent hot vulcanized rubber processing technology. The square or hemispherical wear-resistant ceramic liner and the vulcanized rubber are combined to produce a porcelain-vulcanized rubber composite wear-resistant ceramic vulcanized rubber sandwich panel.
The rubber ceramic liner combines the high toughness of porcelain with the high buffering and fatigue-relieving characteristics of vulcanized rubber, which can effectively solve the problem of anti-corrosion of machinery and equipment during the whole process of mass and boring transportation.
| Category | Feature | Specifications |
|---|---|---|
| Ceramic Tiles | Material | 92%, 95%, T95%, 96%, ZTA |
| Rubber | Tensile strength | ≥15Mpa |
| Rubber | Shore Hardness | 45-65 |
| Rubber | Working Temp | -50ºC - 200ºC |
| Steel Plate | Material | Q235A |
| Adhesive | Peel strength | 48h N/2.5cm≥120 |
Wear Protection ceramic Linings are used throughout Mineral Processing to protect the steel surfaces of equipment from wear and corrosion. They are used on a range of equipment including pipes, tanks, chutes, pumps, flotation cells, thickeners, launders, and feed spouts or chutes.
Specializing in the research, development, design, and manufacturing of alumina special ceramics, the facility spans 20,000 square meters with advanced production lines. Key products include alumina ceramic grinding media, high-purity inert filler balls, and wear-resistant ceramic pipes. Equipped with 16 large ball mills and over 20 isostatic presses, the laboratory ensures high-quality testing and quality control.
A: We have 12 years of experience in this industry line as a professional manufacturer.
A: The MOQ varies by product; for example, it is 1 Ton for ceramic balls.
A: Yes, we can provide free samples within 1kg for testing purposes.
A: For standard products, production usually takes 7-10 days after receiving the deposit.
A: We accept T/T, L/C, and Western Union.
A: Yes, we welcome sample orders to allow for testing before full-scale production.
