Workshop Rubber Lining

Place of Origin:

Vietnam

Brand Name:

Ha Thanh

Usage:

Workshop rubber lining services for corrosion resistance on metal equipment

Certificate:

ISO 9001:2015

Main market:

Vietnam, International

Contact infomation

Contact name: Mr. Pham Van Cuong (Eng/Vie)

Mobiphone: +84 909 927 826

Email: cuong.pv@hathanhcorp.com

Product & service detail

WORKSHOP RUBBER LINING

Ha Thanh Industrial Company Limited specializes in providing Workshop rubber lining services for corrosion resistance on metal equipment such as tanks, pipes, tower pipes, agitator shafts, and many other industrial devices. We use the rubber vulcanization method in autoclaves, applying high-quality rubbers such as natural hard rubber, Butyl rubber, Chloroprene rubber, and specialty rubbers that resist corrosion, abrasion, and impact.

Rubber Lining Process at the Workshop

Clean the surface of the equipment using abrasive blasting or electric grinding methods.
Remove the old rubber layer – Apply a new rubber layer.
Apply the rubber lining both inside and outside of the equipment (tanks, pipes, and accessories).
Vulcanize the equipment in an autoclave.
Apply finishing paint to the product.

What Makes Workshop Rubber Lining Service at Ha Thanh Special?

✮ Rubber Lining: At Ha Thanh, we prioritize consulting and ing the most suitable type of rubber lining for each piece of equipment, ensuring long-term service life and effectiveness. The rubber lining is meticulously applied, ensuring hardness, smoothness, and exquisite joints.
✮ Experience and Professional Technical Team: With a team of skilled technicians and modern equipment, Ha Thanh is committed to delivering high-quality products that enhance equipment lifespan and ensure long-term effectiveness.
✮ Complex Details: Ha Thanh has experience in handling complex components that require high technical standards regarding rubber quality, durability, chemical resistance, and high-temperature tolerance.
✮ Outstanding quality: The products are used by domestic customers, and some are manufactured for export to Europe, including Belgium, the Netherlands, Australia, Japan, Singapore, etc.