The liner is the part that takes the wear, and it has to fit inside the casing. This clip shows machining on a slurry pump liner.
What the clip shows
- Wear liner casting on the machine
- Bore and locating face machined for fit
- Abrasive material, interrupted skin
Why this insert suits the cut
Liners are replaced often, so the machining step has to be quick and repeatable. Abrasive iron wears a carbide edge before the bore is finished, which is why a harder edge pays back on volume.
Where this part is used
Slurry pump liners are consumables in mining and mineral processing. A liner that fits badly leaks slurry and damages the casing.
What to send with an inquiry
- Liner material and hardness
- Mating dimensions to the casing
- Batch size and current insert consumption