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Wear-resistant pipes & fittings
Six wear-resistant materials for abrasive and corrosive duties, each with its own structure, process and working conditions. Open a product for its specifications, available shapes and applications.
Bimetal Wear-Resistant Pipes
A steel outer pipe with a high-chromium white cast iron lining: high wear resistance for severe abrasion, with corrosion resistance and reliable bonding between the layers.
Available shapes: Straight pipe · Elbow · Tee
SHS Ceramic Composite Pipes
A corundum ceramic layer formed by self-propagating high-temperature synthesis and joined to the steel pipe through a transition layer.
Available shapes: Straight pipe · Elbow · Tee
16Mn Steel Pipes
Low-alloy high-strength structural steel pipes: the unhardened steel baseline of the wear-resistant range.
Induction-Hardened Pipes
Pipes whose inner surface is hardened by induction, giving a hard bore inside a tough steel body.
Weld Overlay Wear-Resistant Pipes
A steel outer pipe with a high-chromium wear-resistant alloy welded onto its inner wall.
Alumina Ceramic-Lined Pipes
A steel shell lined with high-purity alumina ceramic tiles or rings, bonded with high-strength adhesive and mechanically anchored.
Accessories & fittings
PE-lined and PTFE-lined pipe and fittings, plastic coated pipe, carbon steel pipe and the fittings and valves that go with the wear-resistant range.
Compare the materials
A qualitative comparison of the six materials by wear resistance, impact response and suitable conditions, plus the information a quote needs.
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