Wear-resistant ceramic composite lining plates are applied in the hopper of a steel mill.

The impact resistance of the abrasion-resistant ceramic composite lining is excellent, which is related to its production process and composition. The ceramic composite lining is made by the rubber injection hot sulfurization process, fusing the wear-resistant ceramic, rubber, and steel plate into a single unit. The steel plate has bolts on its back, allowing for installation on various irregular equipment. It is suitable for conveying large, abrasive materials and for equipment subjected to high impact forces.

The hopper at steel mills often transports iron ore and mineral powder, with large material flow rates and extended transportation times, leading to severe wear and tear of the hopper, frequent maintenance, and the inefficacy of wear-resistant steel replacements. We recommend using wear-resistant ceramic composite linings, which possess strong impact resistance and can withstand the abrasion and impact of materials. After being tested by customers, these linings have proven to have a significantly longer lifespan compared to other wear-resistant materials, achieving ideal results.