Basalt Lining Tiles
Durable basalt lining tiles designed for wear resistance in industrial applications.
Cast basalt pipe is a type of pipe made from basalt rock using a casting process.
Download PDFCast basalt pipe is a type of pipe made from basalt rock using a casting process. Basalt is a volcanic rock that is formed from the solidification of lava. Cast basalt pipe is manufactured by melting raw basalt at high temperatures and then pouring it into a mold to take the shape of a pipe.
The resulting cast basalt pipe has excellent properties such as high hardness, resistance to abrasion, and good heat resistance. It is known for its exceptional wear and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for various applications where the pipe needs to withstand harsh conditions. Cast basalt pipe is commonly used in industries such as mining, steel making, power generation, and chemical processing, where it is used to transport abrasive materials, corrosive fluids, and hot gases or liquids.
After selective quarrying, the volcanic rock is melted at a temperature of around 1500ºC and cast into molds or spun into cylinders. The castings so produced are then subjected to heat treatment cycles in special kilns to produce re-crystallized basalt. The product thus produced inherits inertness of parent material. Its micro crystalline, non-porous texture being denser and more homogenous than raw basalt, acquires exceptionally high abrasion resistance.
Straight pipe lengths come in diameters from 50mm to 700mm, and 500mm in length. It is also possible to line lobster back bends with bend diameters ranging from 50mm to 700mm. The thickness of the basalt depends on the diameter. It ranges from 20mm to 25mm.
Cast basalt lining is a wear resistant solution that is based on minerals. It handles and processes the components that convey abrasive elements. The cast basalt liners and tiles are manufactured by melting volcanic rocks. They are then casted in the form of different shapes including cylinders and tiles.