Abrasive ceramic tiles offer high hardness, strength, and wear resistance.

Wear-resistant ceramic tiles are a high-wear material, primarily made from Al2O3 with rare metal oxides as flux, and are a special alumina ceramic produced through high-temperature firing at 1,700 degrees Celsius. Wear-resistant ceramic tiles are also known as liners, tiles, mosaics, and aluminum oxide liners, among other names.

Wear-resistant ceramic tiles feature high hardness, strength, and abrasion resistance, making them suitable for various working conditions in industries such as mechanical manufacturing, chemical engineering, petroleum, coal, and cement, as well as for equipment requiring abrasion resistance like pumps, mixers, chutes, crushers, and conveyors. These tiles also offer excellent corrosion resistance, are not easily corroded by chemicals, and possess good high-temperature stability, maintaining their integrity under high temperatures.

Shunpeng's wear-resistant ceramic tiles are available in various aluminum content percentages: 92%, 95%, and above 96%. The higher the aluminum content, the greater the hardness and wear resistance of the ceramic tiles.

The application fields of wear-resistant ceramic tiles are continuously expanding, including production equipment in industries such as steel, non-ferrous metals, and chemicals. Additionally, wear-resistant ceramic tiles can also be used in construction projects, such as cement industry's wear-resistant linings and sealing pads.

Additionally, the installation of wear-resistant ceramic tiles is challenging and requires skilled technicians to operate effectively. However, in general, wear-resistant ceramic tiles are an excellent material with a broad range of applications.