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Pipe and Oil Tank Liners: How to Choose the Best Material
Select Nitrile Linings for Oil & Gas Industry Applications Blair Rubber Company offers many options for primary containment linings for pipes and storage tanks, to protect valuable capital equipment from corrosive damage and to help prevent product leaks or spills. Each industry poses its own…
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Water and Waste Water Treatment Equipment
The specialization of water treatment has progressed through the years. Numerous manufacturers have designed and supplied some of the most comprehensive water treatment and fluid processing equipment for various water purification industries. BLAIR’S ENDURAFLEX® LININGS | EXHAUST or PRESSURE CURED Enduraflex® rubber linings are designed for…
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Nuclear Power Water Treatment
Superior Quality Linings for Nuclear Power Water Treatment Condenser Polishing Vessels Blair Rubber’s personnel are experienced in designing and processing rubber compounds for the highly corrosive environments encountered in Nuclear Power Water Treatment applications. Nuclear facilities require sulfites to be at absolute minimum levels. In…
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Rubber Lining VS. Vinyl Ester Epoxy for Ion Exchanger Tanks
A debate often emerges about the best material options for the internal lining of Ion Exchanger Tanks. Two schools of thought address the subject. Some people prefer the long lasting but more expensive semi-hard rubber, while others prefer the less expensive but shorter-lived vinyl ester…
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Steps to Follow During Rubber Lining Inspection Procedure
Proper inspection and maintenance of a rubber lining are critical for its prolonged life and to avoid costly procedural shutdowns due to damage. In most cases, damage can be mitigated with regular inspections and a proactive approach to repairing failures at their earliest stages. Adhering…
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Why a Rubber Lining is Superior for Chemical Applications
A rubber lining offers the best, long-term value for the money when protecting both your chemical assets and the equipment used to store and transport them. Rubber protective linings can protect against numerous chemical services, including hydrochloric acid, sodium hydroxide, sulfuric acid, and bleach. These…
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