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==General features:== | ==General features:== | ||
*High pressure and heat during the vulcanizing process creates an incredible bond between rubber and ceramic. | *High pressure and heat during the vulcanizing process creates an incredible bond between rubber and ceramic. | ||
*Ceramics will stay in place until completely worn. | *Ceramics will stay in place until completely worn. | ||
*Thickness and formulation can very to create a custom system for your installation. | *Thickness and formulation can very to create a custom system for your installation. | ||
*Urethane/Ceramic liners can be an alternative solution in applications where chemicals in contact with liners can adversely affect rubber compounds. | *Urethane/Ceramic liners can be an alternative solution in applications where chemicals in contact with liners can adversely affect rubber compounds. | ||
*Can be engineered to change size, placement, and spacing of ceramic cylinders to meet the right impact level and abrasion resistance for your particular application. | *Can be engineered to change size, placement, and spacing of ceramic cylinders to meet the right impact level and abrasion resistance for your particular application. | ||
**Ceramic is good for sliding abrasion | |||
**Rubber is excellent for impact abrasion | |||
**The combination is ideal for sliding/impact abrasions | |||
==Video== | ==Video== | ||
<youtube>w6ZVSLIFAOQ</youtube> | <youtube>w6ZVSLIFAOQ</youtube> | ||