
Which lining is right for you?
Tell us what the lining has to contain and how hot it runs. We compare your conditions with the data sheets for all 13 HAW lining materials and write up an enquiry for our engineers.
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HAW-W01 is a soft rubber based on chlorobutyl rubber (CIIR).
HAW-W03 is a self vulcanizing soft rubber based on chloroprene rubber (CR) which can also be applied and vulcanized on site.
HAW-W06 is a self vulcanizing soft rubber based on bromobutyl filled with carbon black, which can also be applied and vulcanized on site.
HAW-W06LE1 is a self vulcanizing soft rubber filled with carbon black, which can also be applied and vulcanized on site.
HAW-W08 is a soft rubber based on bromobutyl rubber (BIIR).
HAW-W12 is a soft rubber based on chlorosulfonated polyethylene (CSM), that is vulcanized in an autoclave.
HAW-W31 is a soft rubber filled with carbon black.
HAW-H05 is a hard rubber material based on isoprene rubber (IR) that is vulcanized in an autoclave.
HAW-H22 is a graphite filled hard rubber material based on isoprene rubber (IR) that is vulcanized in an autoclave.
HAW-H22R is a graphite filled hard rubber material based on HAW-22 (IR) which can be applied and vulcanized under pressure on site.
HAW-H90 is a graphite filled hard rubber material based on isoprene rubber (IR) that is vulcanized in an autoclave.
HAW-H94 is a graphite filled hard rubber material based on isoprene/styrene-butadiene rubber (IR/SBR) that may also be applied on site and vulcanized using hot water or steam.
HAW-C16 is a 2 component repair paste based on epoxy resin.
HAW-C21 is a 2 component repair paste based on phenolic resin.
BORNUMHARZ 6101 is a graphite filled, phenolic resin based lining material.
Resistance and temperature figures are taken from HAW's technical data sheets. A medium that a sheet doesn't mention is untested on that sheet, not unsuitable. Concentration, temperature changes and mixtures all affect the choice, so confirm the selection with us before ordering.
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