Why You Should Visit Ryan Rack from Resimac SA at Electra Mining Africa 2026?

Electra Mining Africa 2026: Where Mining Meets Innovation.

Electra Mining Africa takes place from 7 to 11 September 2026 at the Johannesburg Expo Centre, Nasrec. The exhibition brings together mining companies, equipment manufacturers, contractors, technology providers, suppliers and industry professionals from across Africa. Visitors can explore technologies and solutions covering the mining, industrial, electrical and power sectors, while connecting directly with companies working across the mining value chain. With more than 900 exhibitors listed for the 2026 exhibition, visitors will have plenty to see.
But for maintenance and asset reliability professionals, one of the most important questions remains: How do you keep expensive equipment operating for longer in environments characterised by abrasion, corrosion, chemical attack, erosion and extreme operating conditions?

That is where Resimac SA comes in.

Meet Resimac SA: Repair, Protect and Upgrade.

Resimac's approach is centred around three simple ideas:
Repair: Restore damaged equipment and components rather than automatically replacing them.
Protect: Use advanced coatings and engineered materials to defend equipment against wear, abrasion, corrosion, chemical attack and other aggressive operating conditions.
Upgrade: Improve the performance and service life of existing assets, helping maintenance teams get more from equipment already installed.

Resimac SA describes its solutions as engineered polymer technologies covering applications across mining, energy, chemical, manufacturing and other demanding industries. Its global network supports applications in more than 60 countries, while Resimac SA provides local support from South Africa.

Why Talk to Ryan Rack?

A trade exhibition can give you hundreds of product conversations. The value of meeting Ryan Rack is being able to have a conversation about the problem you are actually trying to solve.
Is a pump suffering from erosion?
Is a cyclone wearing through?
Are abrasive materials destroying internal surfaces?
Are conveyor belts being damaged?
Is corrosion shortening the life of critical equipment?
Are chemical environments attacking tanks, pipework or process equipment?
Instead of simply asking "Which product do you sell?", the better question is:
"What is happening to my equipment, and how can we make it last longer?"
That is the conversation Resimac SA is positioned to have.

Resimac's mining solutions address challenges including abrasion, erosion, corrosion, chemical attack and equipment wear, with applications ranging from centrifuges and pumps to coal grinders, cyclones, conveyor belts and ball mills.

From Pumps to Cyclones: Solutions for Real Mining Problems.

Pump Repair and Protection:
Pumps operating with process water and corrosive materials can experience significant wear and corrosion. Resimac's ceramic-enhanced systems are designed to restore damaged surfaces while providing protection against abrasion and chemical corrosion. The company's mining applications include 201 Ceramic Repair Paste and 202 Ceramic Repair Fluid, helping restore and protect pump components while extending service life. The chemical-industry brochure similarly identifies pumps and pumping systems as areas where wear and corrosion can affect performance, with ceramic-reinforced epoxy systems designed to restore and protect components.

Centrifuge Protection: Centrifuges operating in mineral and cement processing environments are exposed to constant abrasion from dust and particulates.
Resimac's ceramic-enhanced epoxy systems are designed to protect critical components, rebuild eroded surfaces and provide resistance to abrasion, corrosion and chemical damage. For maintenance teams, the objective is straightforward: Reduce wear. Reduce unplanned maintenance. Extend equipment life.

Coal Grinder Repair: Continuous exposure to abrasive coal can progressively damage steel surfaces. Resimac's 204 Heavy Duty Ceramic Repair Paste is identified for coal-grinder applications, rebuilding worn surfaces and providing protection against further erosion. This is exactly the kind of practical maintenance challenge worth discussing face-to-face at Electra Mining.

Cyclone Lining and Protection: Mining cyclones operate in particularly aggressive environments, combining abrasive materials with elevated temperatures.
Resimac's 204 XHT Paste is used for cyclone lining and protection, with the company's mining information describing a single-coat application of approximately 3–4 mm for maximum protection and rapid return to service through overnight curing.  For operations where maintenance windows are limited, solutions designed around wear protection and reduced downtime can be particularly valuable.

Conveyor Belt Repair: A damaged conveyor belt can become a significant operational problem. Tears, holes and surface damage can interrupt material movement and potentially result in extended downtime. Resimac's 401 GP 60 Putty is identified for conveyor belt repair, providing an on-site repair option designed for fast curing and return to service.

Corrosion: The Hidden Cost of Asset Degradation. Mining equipment does not only have to withstand abrasion. Corrosion can progressively compromise tanks, pipes, structural steel, process equipment and other critical assets. Resimac SA’s corrosion protection systems are designed for environments ranging from C1 to CX, with the supplied Resimac material stating protection capability for more than 20 years under the relevant EN ISO 12944 framework. Applications include tanks, cranes, barriers, concrete structures, pipe surfaces and structural steel.  For mining operators, that means corrosion protection can form part of a broader asset-management strategy, not simply a response after damage has already occurred.

Chemical Attack Requires More Than Conventional Protection.

Mining and mineral-processing operations can expose equipment to aggressive chemicals. Resimac's chemical-industry systems include solvent-free epoxy and epoxy novolac technologies designed for demanding chemical environments.

The supplied technical material identifies applications including:
Pump repair and refurbishment.
Heat exchanger repair.
Fan and housing repair.
Flange restoration.
Pipe repair and encapsulation.
Chemical storage protection.
Chemical tank lining.
Chemical containment.
Heat and thermal protection.
Process vessel coatings.
The systems include products such as 501 CRSG, 511 UCEN and 512 UCEN 90, with the brochure identifying resistance to highly concentrated chemicals including 98% sulphuric acid in specified applications. This breadth is important because mining maintenance rarely involves just one type of failure.

Abrasion, corrosion, chemical attack, impact and heat can occur together.

More Than a Product: A Technical Conversation. One of the advantages of visiting Resimac SA at Electra Mining is the opportunity to discuss the application rather than simply the product. The Resimac technical approach covers the protection of process equipment, systems, metallic structures and concrete surfaces against threats including chemical attack, erosion, corrosion, wear, abrasion, UV degradation, weathering, heat loss and impact.
That makes the conversation particularly relevant to:
Mining Engineers | Maintenance Managers | Reliability Engineers | Plant Managers | Procurement Teams | Asset Managers | Mechanical Engineers | Contractors | Engineering Consultants.
If an asset is failing prematurely, being repeatedly repaired, suffering excessive wear or requiring costly replacement, it may be worth investigating whether an engineered repair or protective coating system can change the maintenance equation.

Collaboration at Electra Mining Africa.

Resimac SA will also be sharing its exhibition presence with Promac Paints. This collaboration reflects an important principle in industrial maintenance: Better solutions often come through partnership. Different technical disciplines, products and areas of expertise can come together to provide more comprehensive solutions for customers.

For visitors, that makes the shared stand an opportunity not only to discover products, but also to explore potential collaborations, applications and solutions.

Why Visit Ryan Rack?

Because the most valuable conversation at a mining exhibition may not begin with a product catalogue. It may begin with a problem:
Our pump keeps wearing out.
Our cyclone lining isn't lasting.
We have corrosion in a critical area.
Our conveyor belt has been damaged.
We're losing production because of recurring maintenance.
Is there a way to repair this equipment instead of replacing it?

These are the conversations that can lead to practical solutions.

Ryan Rack and Resimac SA are there to discuss how engineered repair materials, protective coatings and composite technologies can be applied to demanding industrial and mining environments.