Abrasion Resistant Pipe

Why use abrasion resistant pipe ?

Abrasion is a common phenomenon for conveying pipe. Abrasion occurs on the surface where two objects are in contact with each other and have relative motion.

Similarly, pipeline abrasion refers to the phenomenon caused by the detachment or transfer of material surface when pipeline material is impacted by flowing water or small loose particles. They can be used in areas where abrasive materials such as glass, coke, coal, wood chips, fly ash, sand, cement, rice, and stone can cause premature wear.

Abrasion-resistant pipes have several advantages, including:

• Good wear resistance
• Wide application range
• Small size limitation of pipe fittings
• Low cost of pipe fittings
• Customizable size
• Wider diameter
• Longer length
• Flexible construction period
• Reduced maintenance costs

Abrasion-resistant pipes can be welded, cut, milled, and drilled using standard workshop practices.