Pigment: Titanium Dioxide (TiO2)
Do you need to replace steel linings or retrofit equipment within your TiO2 manufacturing plant due to abrasion and corrosion concerns?
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) producers move vast volumes of pigment that abrade and erode equipment. Over the equipment lifetime, ongoing maintenance and replacement can result in extra expense and increased downtime. Wear resistant linings from Saint-Gobain provide unmatched abrasion and corrosion resistance for TiO2 production and last many times longer than carbon steel.
Saint-Gobain produces strong, cost-effective linings that stand up to the rigors of heavy industry and extend the lifetime of equipment. As the industry leader in ceramic materials and applications expertise, Saint-Gobain can line or retrofit the following with WRT materials:
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Wear resistant materials outlast traditional steel with unmatched abrasion and corrosion resistance.
Saint-Gobain produces many material types that work within the TiO2 process, including:
- Durafrax® fine-grain, high-grade alumina
- Cryston® high performance nitride-bonded silicon carbide
- Corguard® / ZAC fused cast AZS (a combination of alumina, zirconia and silica)
- Norfrax® high performance, fine grain reaction bonded silicon carbide
- Hexoloy® pressureless sintered silicon carbide
- Refrax® nitride bonded silicon carbide
Linings from Saint-Gobain match up to existing fittings for easier installation. The properties of the alumina, SiC and ZAC materials ensure extended product life, reduced maintenance and increased production capabilities.
Achieve better value and improved performance over the lifetime of TiO2 production equipment.
From state-of-the-art materials to a strong focus on R&D, custom engineered solutions from Saint-Gobain provide better value over TiO2 equipment lifetimes.
The company offers global sourcing capabilities, material and design expertise and vast shape capabilities. FEA analysis is part of the R&D process to ensure materials always meet performance and quality requirements.
Stronger materials reduce downtime, allow for increased throughput and minimize maintenance costs. Shapes and liners from Saint-Gobain ensure tighter tolerances than traditional refractory bricks, resulting in shorter installation time with fewer field adjustments.