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Rubber lining & conveyor systems

Protect vessels and chutes from abrasion and chemical attack, and keep material moving with splices and pulley packages built for production rates—not patch jobs.

Lining methods

Hot / cold

Conveyor classes

Heavy duty

Compound sourcing

Major mills

Field & shop

Both

What we deliver

  • check_circleNatural and synthetic rubber linings for tanks, launders, hoppers, and hydrocyclone bodies subject to impact and sliding abrasion.
  • check_circleHot vulcanized cures in our shop or yours when geometry and cure curves allow; cold bonding where site constraints demand it.
  • check_circleConveyor belt splicing (finger, step), pulley lagging, and chute upgrades aligned to your tension and tonnage.
  • check_circleStrip-out of failed linings, substrate repair, and reline with improved compound selection when service history supports it.

How we execute

  1. 01

    Condition review

    Thickness maps, hardness checks, and visual assessment of existing rubber or ceramic composite.

  2. 02

    Surface prep

    Concrete or steel prepared to manufacturer requirements; primers applied in controlled windows.

  3. 03

    Build & cure

    Sheet layout, skiving, and rolling or autoclave cycles executed to procedure with full batch trace.

  4. 04

    Pressure / run test

    Where applicable, we support hydro tests and dry runs before you return to full throughput.

Where this applies

Slurry pipelines, flotation and leach circuits, bulk materials handling, smelter acid plants, and ports where impact and carry-back destroy unprotected steel.

Related capabilities

Ready when your line is down

Emergency call-outs and planned shutdowns—same disciplined execution and documentation.

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