Ceramic liner

2025-01-15

  How to control operating costs under conditions of low friction coefficient on rollers

  Problem

  A coal mine factory in the Philippines encountered a problem with conveyor belt slippage. The system mainly transports heavy materials and uses 6-inch wide rollers. However, the roller liners fell off, resulting in a low friction coefficient, causing the rollers to slip and affecting normal transportation. Maintenance was required, increasing operating costs.

  Solution

  Baio Te Engineering Company provided on-site guidance for the coal mine workshop to replace the ceramic rubber plates of the roller liners and spliced them with cold vulcanizing glue SA3000. The technicians only needed to wait 60 minutes to restart, and normal operation could resume.

  Result

  After reinstalling the roller liners on the drive system, we immediately saw good results. The operators recognized our products and gave high praise. The supervisor of the coal mine factory stated that he would purchase more related products because the downtime costs are worth it.