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Wear-Resistant Ceramic Liners for Vertical Mill Feed Chutes | Mill Inlet Chutes

The wear-resistant liners for vertical mill feed chutes _ mill inlet chutes produced by Kingcera feature excellent wear and impact resistance, high-temperature and corrosion resistance, strong adhesion (resistant to detachment), and a low friction coefficient; they are widely used for chute wear protection in the thermal power, steel, and cement industries.

Brand：KINGCERA

Origin：Changsha China

Categories：Cement Industry

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Discharge Chute | Ceramic Liners for Vertical Mill Feed Chutes:

The operational characteristics of mill feed chutes include high material impact, severe abrasion, and high working temperatures; typically, manganese steel liners or discarded ball mill liners are used for wear protection, but in actual use, the wear is severe and replacements are frequent. This severely impacts the labor efficiency and safe, civilized production of the power plant.

The high-temperature, impact-resistant wear-resistant ceramic liners produced by our company can replace manganese steel liners, fundamentally resolving the wear issues of this equipment. The high-temperature, impact-resistant wear-resistant ceramic liner utilizes a stud welding process to weld toughened, ultra-thick wear-resistant ceramics inside the equipment, forming a robust anti-wear layer. To facilitate installation and replacement, the ceramics can be mounted onto steel plates and then installed into the equipment via welding or countersunk bolts.

Application results from multiple power plants demonstrate that replacing manganese steel plates with wear-resistant ceramics can extend the equipment's service life by 10 to 20 times, significantly saving equipment maintenance time and reducing the labor intensity of workers.