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Industrial wear-resistant rubber products can be applied in processes such as mining, mineral processing, grinding, screening, slurry pipeline control, and solid-liquid separation. Different products address different issues and require specific selection based on equipment, media, and operating conditions.

Mill liners are installed inside SAG mills, ball mills, or other grinding mills to protect the shell and participate in lifting, cascading, and motion of the material and grinding media. The liner structure influences the operating condition, wear, and maintenance of the mill.

Vibrating screen panels are used for material classification and screening. When selecting, factors such as particle size, aperture size, handling capacity, moisture content, impact, abrasiveness, and screen installation structure need to be confirmed.

Knife gate valves are used for the on-off control of pipelines carrying slurry, sludge, powder, or media containing solid particles. Formal product pages should specify which components utilize rubber or wear-resistant linings, as well as the valve's pressure rating and sealing conditions.

Pinch valves control media flow by pinching the internal rubber sleeve, with the media typically coming into contact primarily with the sleeve. Selection should focus on verifying the sleeve material, pipe diameter, pressure, temperature, solids characteristics, and actuation method.

Rubber filter belts for vacuum belt filters are applied in vacuum belt filtration equipment, performing functions such as material transport, vacuum drainage, and continuous circulating operation. The belt's width, length, drainage design, hole patterns, and joint configurations must be properly matched to the filter machine.

Rubber materials are not suitable for all temperatures, chemical media, and impact conditions. Final materials, structures, and dimensions should be verified based on actual operating conditions.