⚙️ Basic Specifications
Model NO.:DB-TC-300X600X63
Type:Ceramic Plate
Name:Ceramic Wear Liner
Material:92% or 95% Al2O3 Alumina
Shapes:Cylindrical, Hexagonal, Square
Fixing Method:Steel Plate/Studs or Bonding
Capacity:2000 PCS/Month
Certificate:ISO9001:2008, SGS
HS Code:6909120000
💎 Product Description
Chute Lined ZTA HPA 95% 92% Alumina Ceramic Wear Liner
🚀 Why Choose Our Solutions:
- Professional Manufacturer expertise since 2001.
- Proven quality in real-world industrial environments.
- Wide range of wear liners tailored for specific options.
- Advanced Material Science: 92% Alumina, HPA, and ZTA.
In severe abrasion environments, the choice of ceramic defines the lifespan of your liner. Our Ceramic-Rubber Composite Liners combine the unmatched hardness of engineered ceramics with the impact-absorbing flexibility of rubber.
🛠️ Material Grades & Performance
- 92% Alumina: The industry workhorse for most heavy-duty applications.
- High-Performance Alumina (HPA): Denser, finer microstructure for superior sliding abrasion resistance.
- ZTA (Zirconia Toughened Alumina): Premium grade with exceptional fracture toughness, resisting chipping under heavy impact.
📉 Stop the Wear. Choose the Right Shield.
Before: Generic liner, poor fit, accelerated failure.
After: Custom-fit Ceramic-Rubber Composite Liner, full protection, lasting performance.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the main benefit of Ceramic-Rubber Composite Liners?
A: They combine the extreme hardness of ceramics for abrasion resistance with the energy-absorbing properties of rubber to handle high-impact forces.
Q: Can the liners be customized to specific sizes?
A: Yes, we provide fully customized sizes and shapes based on your CAD drawings or specific equipment measurements for a perfect fit.
Q: When should I choose ZTA over standard Alumina?
A: Zirconia Toughened Alumina (ZTA) is recommended for applications involving heavy impact and extreme stress where standard tiles might chip or crack.
Q: How are the ceramic liners fixed to the equipment?
A: They can be installed using steel plates with studs for mechanical fastening, or through specialized bonding layers.
Q: What industries typically use these wear liners?
A: They are widely used in mining, power plants, cement production, and other heavy industries dealing with bulk material handling.
Q: What certifications do your products hold?
A: Our production process and products are certified by ISO9001:2008 and SGS for quality assurance.
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