Steel-lined silicon carbide Wear-resistant ceramic pipe is a high-performance composite pipe that combines the strength of metal materials and the wear resistance of non-metallic materials. It is widely used in severe wear conditions in the power, metallurgy, mining, chemical and other industries.

Layer steel pipe: Provides mechanical strength and impact resistance to support the inner lining ceramic.

Lined silicon carbide ceramic: Fixed to the inner wall of the steel pipe by bonding, sintering or mechanical inlaying to form a high-hardness wear-resistant layer.

Silicon carbide (SiC) characteristics: Mohs hardness of 9.2 (second only to diamond), high temperature resistance (up to 1600°C), corrosion resistance, and low thermal expansion coefficient.

Super wear resistance: The wear resistance is more than 20 times that of ordinary steel pipes, suitable for conveying slurry, ash, particles and other media.

Corrosion resistance: Resist erosion by acid and alkali media and extend the life of the pipeline.

Lightweight design: Lighter than pure metal Wear-resistant pipes (such as bimetallic pipes) and easy to install.

Long life: The service life can reach more than 10 years under harsh working conditions, greatly reducing the frequency of replacement.