Technical Specifications
Model NO.:DB-TCM
Material:Ceramic, Rubber/PU, Steel Plate
Type:Wear Resistant Ceramic
Compound:Rubber/ PU, Ceramic, Steel
Advantage:Excellent Bonding and Rubber
Production:1000 PCS/Month
Compliance:ISO, SGS, Mining Safety Cert
Origin:China
Conveyor Chute Ceramic Rubber Wear Lining
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Superior Adhesion: Excellent bonding between ceramic and rubber ensures long-lasting performance.
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Customization: Standard and non-standard sizes available per drawings or samples.
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Impact Absorption: Resilient rubber or polyurethane compounds for high-impact protection.
Structure & Composition
The ceramics, rubber, and steel plate are permanently bonded through a special molding and hot vulcanization process, ensuring ceramics stay in place until completely worn.
- Alumina Ceramic: 92% & 95% Alumina, available in various shapes.
- Resilient Layer: Impact-absorbing Rubber or Polyurethane.
- Connection: Steel backing plate with studs or CN bonding layer.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What materials are used in the composite wear liners?
The liners are a composite of 92% or 95% Alumina ceramic, high-grade resilient rubber (NR/SBR) or Polyurethane, and a steel backing plate.
Q2: How are the ceramics secured to the rubber and steel?
We use a specialized hot vulcanization and molding process that permanently bonds the layers, ensuring ceramics do not fall out even under high impact.
Q3: Can the liners be customized for specific chute designs?
Yes, we provide custom sizes and shapes based on your technical drawings and specific application requirements.
Q4: What is the benefit of the CN bonding layer?
The CN layer provides superior peel strength (≥12kN/m) for applications where the liner is bonded directly to the substrate rather than bolted.
Q5: What certifications do your products hold?
Our manufacturing process is certified by ISO and SGS, and we hold safety certificates of approval for mining products.
Q6: How do I select the right thickness for my application?
Thickness selection is based on the material lump size, drop height, and impact angle. Our technical team can provide a selection guide for your specific needs.