Surfacing wear liner in wear plate

The well-known surfacing layer wear-resistant lining in the wear-resistant plate originated in 1963 and was invented by the American AmodlyRF. Finally, it was successfully developed in 1985. In 1986, the first surfacing wear-resistant plate was produced in China. This wear-resistant plate has undergone four transformations on the equipment. In China, the whole 3-square-meter sheet is still the main one. Germany's Farid can produce 6-square-meter plates. The largest production line in Beijing Guben, the largest wear-resistant plate manufacturer in China, once Production of 12 square meters of boards.

Conventional anti-wear linings are made by dissolving and rolling in iron and steel plants. Compared with traditional anti-wear linings, they have higher anti-wear properties and are cut by surfacing and post-loading. It is processed into various wear-resistant liners by means of deformation, punching, welding and other production processes, such as conveying liners, back cones and liners of the bottom plate of coal feeder/cyclone separator. Wear-resistant blades, etc., its wear resistance is more than 15 times higher than that of ordinary steel plates.