Mining MachineryWear Parts

The catalog covers jaw crusher plates, cone crusher mantles and concaves, impact crusher blow bars, hammer crusher hammers and double roll crusher shells and teeth. Entries are grouped by crusher type, and each group is a source reference group rather than a specification.

Start with the crusher make and model, then the part number from the parts book or from the worn casting. Add the chamber or rotor configuration where it applies, and photographs or dimensions of the part currently fitted. Crusher type or model alone does not confirm a fit.

The photographs are foundry shots. Some parts are shown painted, some as cast, some singly on a white background and some in workshop batches. Paint and background are not part of the specification, so dimensions, weight and material are confirmed from the drawing or from the existing part.

Yes. Send the drawing or the worn part together with the material and hardness requirements and the quantity. Geometry, material and inspection requirements are reviewed for each part before a quotation is prepared.

High-manganese and alloy steel options are both used for crusher wear parts, and the choice is made against the feed, because abrasion resistance and impact toughness trade against each other. The grade is confirmed during technical review rather than assumed from the reference.

Send the reference for each part, the quantity required, the destination and any drawing, hardness or inspection requirement. Listing the parts by crusher makes it easier to quote a complete wear-parts set.