Rubber lagging is manufactured using an abrasion-resistant top rubber layer and an uncured bonding layer to provide high levels of adhesion after autoclave curing.
Hot vulcanizing is generally considered to be the superior rubber lagging technique and for good reason. Because the process eliminates any gaps in the lagging, hot vulcanizing offers fewer modes of failure. This provides better overall performance and service life compared to the conventional cold bonding method.
Rubber lagging is manufactured using an abrasion-resistant FRAS rubber and an uncured bonding layer to provide high levels of adhesion. This rubber lagging is for use in applications where there is a risk of fire and/or explosion such as underground coal mines, and grain and sugar handling facilities and is a safety-critical item.
