
Slurry · Tailings · Process Water
Rubber Lined Mining Pipework
Abrasion-resistant pipe rubber lining for mining
Unlined steel pipework in slurry service erodes fast — bends, reducers, and high-velocity runs wear through first, driving unplanned downtime and repeat replacement cost. AU Industries rubber lines mining pipework to take that wear in a sacrificial, replaceable rubber layer instead of the pipe wall, extending service life across slurry, tailings, and process-water lines.
We fabricate and rubber line pipe spools, bends, reducers, tees, and flanged fittings to your isometrics in our Boksburg facility, then prep, prime, and autoclave-cure the lining in-house. Fabricating and lining under one roof keeps bond quality controlled and the schedule short — and lets us step lining thickness up locally in the bends and reducers where slurry wear accelerates.
What we line for mining pipework
Choosing the lining compound
- 40 Shore natural rubber — the workhorse for fine-slurry abrasion in pipes and bends.
- 60 Shore natural rubber — for coarser, impact-loaded slurry where larger particles cut and gouge.
- Premium 60 Shore pink & A38 pink — high-silica, cut-resistant compounds for sharp-particle duty that chunks standard rubber.
- Bromobutyl & nitrile — where acid, chemical, or oil exposure is the failure mode rather than abrasion. Custom compounds developed on request.
Mining pipework projects
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Rubber lining slurry pipework from our Boksburg facility
8 Paul Smit Road, ALAC Industrial Park (Cnr Main Street), Anderbolt, Boksburg, 1458, Gauteng, South Africa
Send us your isometrics or fitting schedule — call +27 72 039 8429 or email info@auind.co.za.