Applications Include Coal, Coke, Feed, Fertilizer, Fly Ash, Glass, Grain, Limestone, Ore,
Potash, Bottom Ash, Slag, Silica Sand, Other Highly Abrasive Materials, Sewage Grit

Which Wear / Abrasion Resistance Lining
is Best for My Application?



Abrasion Resistant Pipes, Bends and Fittings
A wide range of different materials with different characteristics can be chosen to protect against wear. Pipe linings made of mineral or ceramic materials have proven to work well. Abrasion resistant pipes and fittings save money as repair frequency is greatly reduced and production time is increased. In some instances, a single avoided repair will pay for the added abrasion protection.
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Wear Resistance in Processing Plants
In modern process plants, characterized by high throughput rates and conveying velocities, even apparently harmless materials cause significant wear. To achieve both technical and economical wear protection, many factors have to be taken into account. The choice needs to be based on the application.
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Abrasion Resistant Solutions
in Hydraulic Conveying
The entire length of a hydraulic pipeline needs to be protected against abrasion. Under typical conveying conditions and general operating procedures, ABRESIST® lined pipe has proven to be extremely effective.
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Pneumatic Conveying Solutions from Abresist
To reduce the severe abrasion of the bends in pneumatic systems, abrasion resistant piping components with internal linings should be used.
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Solving Abrasion Problems in the Mining Industry
The mining industry involves many problems beyond the initial ore removal and handling of the large size feed. Most mines also include processing systems that include a variety of hydraulic and pneumatic systems characterized by high throughput rates and conveying velocities, where even apparently harmless materials cause significant wear.
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Standards Drawings
View a pdf of a 'standards' drawing.
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