Ceramic-lined rubber pipes are a type of industrial piping system designed to handle abrasive materials and challenging environments. These pipes combine the flexibility of rubber with the abrasion resistance and durability of ceramic materials, making them particularly suitable for industries that deal with materials like slurry, cement, minerals, or other highly abrasive substances.

Ceramic-lined rubber pipes are typically made by bonding ceramic tiles or inserts to the inner surface of a rubber pipe. The ceramic tiles, often made from materials like alumina, are arranged in a pattern that creates a highly resistant surface. The rubber, typically natural or synthetic, provides flexibility, while the ceramic coating protects against wear from the abrasive flow of materials.

• Mining and Minerals Processing: For transporting abrasive materials like coal, ores, and sands.
• Cement and Concrete Manufacturing: To handle cement slurries and other abrasive substances.
• Power Generation: In the transportation of fly ash and other byproducts.
• Wastewater Treatment: For handling slurry and sewage with abrasive properties.