| Specification: | Rubber Lining
One of the important uses of rubber is rubber lining for protection against corrosion and metal impurities. Using the most advanced technology, the linings are produced in different thicknesses to be used in a variety of industrial situations. These linings are used in a variety of applications like the chemical, mining, fertilizer, electrochemical, steel, transportation and environment sectors.
Uses of Rubber Linings
Available in a variety of rubber types, the various uses of linings are as follows:
• Linings extend equipment life
• Linings provide solutions for the:
• Toughest abrasion and corrosion applications.
• Extreme chemical environments.
• Severe wear situations.
Types of rubber linings
• Soft natural rubber: This has a good resistance to most inorganic chemicals, leaving aside the strong oxidizing agents. Rubber linings exhibit outstanding abrasion resistance and they expand and contract with the thermal variations of the metal substrate.
• Semi-hard and hard natural rubber: Linings made of semi-hard and hard natural rubber have better chemical and heat resistance than soft natural rubber. These linings have wide application in organic and inorganic acids and chlorine gas. Specific grades have excellent permeation resistance and such rubber linings have heat resistance to 200° F.
• Neoprene: This is a synthetic base elastomer with physical properties which is similar to natural rubber. These linings made of neoprene is superior to natural rubber in resistance to heat, ozone, sunlight, weather, flame and oil.
• Butyl: Butyl linings have good resistance to acids and caustic solutions up to 200° F. They have exceptional resistance to gaseous diffusion.
• Chlorobutyl: Chlorobutyl linings made of chlorobutyl have properties similar to butyl but easier to apply. They have heat resistance upto 200° F. The linings are unaffected by cold weather or rapid temperature changes.
• Nitrile: Linings made of nitrile have good resistance to greases, oils, petroleum hydrocarbons and other non-polar solvents.
• EPDM: The EPDM linings have good resistance to steam and oxygenated solvents. They also have good resistance to sunlight, ozone and heat.
Applications
• Tank Linings: Rail Car Tanks, Elutriation tank by acid, Removal tank of grease, Plating tank, Bottom tank.
• Mining Wear Parts
• Chemical industry: Storage tanks of hydrochloric acid and sodium hydroxide, Reaction vessel, Heat exchanger, Filtration equipment, Condenser, Tank lorry, Piping, Vibration mill machine, and others.
• Unvulcanised linings for shop and field use.
• Pre-vulcanised linings primarily for large erected tanks.
• Self-vulcanising or chemical curing rubber sheets for repair work.
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