Linatex rubber is a kind of high wear-resistant rubber, invented by the British Linatex company in 1923. It adopts a special production process and mixes natural rubber with other special materials to form a rubber material with extremely high wear resistance and corrosion resistance. After several years of hard work and continuous research, we( NTheron) can also make floor squeegee blade rubber which has a similar quality to Linatex in China.
In addition to Linatex rubber, Linatex produces other high-performance rubber materials, such as Linard HD rubber, Linatrile XT rubber, etc. These materials also have excellent performance in wear resistance, corrosion resistance, and cut resistance, and are widely used in various industrial equipment.
Linatex rubber and Linard HD rubber are both high-performance rubber materials developed by Linatex, but they have some differences in terms of their properties and applications.
Linatex rubber is a natural rubber-based material that is specifically designed for high-wear applications. It is known for its excellent wear resistance and toughness, as well as its resistance to chemicals and abrasion. Linatex rubber is commonly used in mining, quarrying, and mineral processing industries, as well as in constructing equipment such as chutes, hoppers, and conveyor belts.
Linard HD rubber, on the other hand, is a synthetic rubber material that is specifically designed for extreme wear applications. It is known for its high abrasion resistance and ability to withstand heavy impact and cutting forces. Linard HD rubber is commonly used in applications such as slurry transportation, crushing, and screening equipment in the mining and minerals processing industries.
In summary, while both Linatex rubber and Linard HD rubber are high-performance rubber materials developed by Linatex, Linatex rubber is a natural rubber-based material that is specifically designed for high-wear applications, while Linard HD rubber is a synthetic rubber material that is specifically designed for extreme wear applications. The choice between the two materials depends on the specific application requirements and the type of wear and tear the equipment is expected to undergo.
