Mirror surfacing wear-resistant lining uses Q235, NM400, and stainless steel plates as the base material, forming a high-hardness wear-resistant layer on its surface through a welding process. This composite material uses metallurgical bonding, resulting in a strong and reliable structure with low penetration. The wear resistance of the weld layer is consistent throughout. Its hardness can reach HRC58-62 or even higher, and its wear resistance is 12-18 times higher than low-carbon steel and 5 times higher than stainless steel and high-manganese steel. This lining is suitable for industries such as steel, cement, power, and docks. It can withstand high wear and high impact and is widely used for surface strengthening of easily worn parts. Manufacturers with 25 years of production experience can customize linings according to customer requirements to meet the needs of different working conditions.
| Thickness (mm) | Model | Length (mm) | Width (mm) | Flatness Error (mm) | Thickness Error (mm) |
| 4-12 | SZTN-A | 3000-3500 | 1200 | <500length 0.5mm >1000length 1mm |
Total thickness±3% |
| 4-18 | SZTN-B | 3000-3500 | 1200 | <500length 0.5mm >1000length 1mm |
Total thickness±3% |
| 6-10 | SZTN-C | 3000-3500 | 1200 | <500length 0.5mm >1000length 1mm |
Total thickness±3% |


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