Rubber linings are widely used in many industries due to their technical advancements that protects against corrosion and chemical impurities.
These linings offer superior resistance to abrasion, alkalis, and chemicals such as sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, sea water, hydrochloric acid, brine solutions, caustic soda, and industrial wastewater media.
Ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your equipment requires a thorough examination of the entire lining. Key factors such as the appearance and durometer measurement of the rubber surface play a vital role in evaluating the lining’s condition. However, for a more comprehensive assessment and to confirm the absence of leaks.
To avoid lining failures in rubber-lined equipment, implement a proactive maintenance and inspection plan. Keep an eye out for signs of steel deterioration and chemical deposits as they may be indicators of potential leakage and failure. If you detect rubber lining failure, conduct metal repairs promptly to minimize damage and extend equipment lifespan.
