Durable and High Performance Wear Resistant Sleeve for Industrial Use

Precautions

When purchasing wear resistant sleeves, you need to choose the appropriate material and size according to the specific working environment and equipment requirements.

When installing, you need to follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer to ensure that the installation is correct and firm.

Regularly check the wear of the wear resistant sleeve and replace the parts with serious wear in time to ensure the normal operation of the equipment.

Why Choose Cemented Carbide?

Cemented Carbide is a composite material made of tungsten carbide and other metal carbide powders by powder metallurgy process, which has extremely high hardness and wear resistance. Its wear resistance is several times that of ordinary steel, which can effectively reduce the wear and tear of equipment and maintenance costs.

• High hardness: The hardness of cemented carbide can usually reach over 90 on the Mohs scale, which is much higher than that of ordinary metal materials.

• High wear resistance: Cemented carbide has excellent wear resistance due to the high hardness and high stability of hard compounds.

• High strength: High flexural strength and compressive strength, capable of withstanding large mechanical loads.

• High corrosion resistance: Good resistance to a wide range of chemical substances and corrosive environments.

• Excellent high temperature resistance: High hardness and stability can still be maintained at high temperatures.

Basic Information

Wear resistant sleeves are widely used in the following areas:

• Construction and building materials industry

• Mines and mining equipment

• Metallurgy and foundry industry

• Cement and concrete production

• Agricultural machinery