Rubber composite liners are advanced wear protection materials designed to extend the service life of equipment exposed to severe impact, abrasion, and material flow. These liners combine the elasticity and shock absorption of rubber with the toughness of a backing layerâtypically steel or embedded ceramic tilesâresulting in a highly durable and efficient solution for protecting surfaces like chutes, hoppers, bins, and transfer points.
Construction:
Top Layer (Rubber):
Made from natural or synthetic rubber (such as SBR, NR, or EPDM), this layer provides excellent impact resistance, vibration absorption, and flexibility. The rubber helps reduce noise and cushions material impact.
Backing Layer (Metal/Ceramic):
Steel Backed: Enhances structural strength and allows for secure mechanical fastening or welding onto equipment surfaces.
Ceramic Embedded: Contains high-alumina ceramic tiles embedded in rubber, offering superior resistance to sliding abrasion.
Bonding:
The layers are vulcanized or cold bonded together with strong industrial adhesives to ensure they function as a unified wear body, resisting delamination and separation under load.
Technical Features:
Thickness: 10 mm to 50 mm (customizable)
Hardness: 60â70 Shore A (rubber layer)
Tensile Strength: â¥15 MPa
Elongation at Break: â¥400%
Temperature Range: -40°C to +80°C (varies with rubber type)
Chemical Resistance: Available in formulations suitable for acidic, alkaline, or solvent-exposed environments
Advantages:
High resistance to wear, impact, and corrosion
Reduces equipment maintenance and downtime
Lowers operational noise and vibration
Lightweight and easy to install (mechanical or adhesive bonding)
Customizable in size, shape, and thickness
Applications:
Mining and mineral processing plants
Cement, power, and steel industries
Chutes, hoppers, silos, transfer points
Bucket elevators and feed zones
Belt conveyor impact zones
Price: Â