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Crusher Wear Parts for Jaw, Cone, Impact and VSI Plants
A crushing plant is judged by how long its wear parts last between changes. This page lists what we cast and machine for each crusher type: jaw plates for primary crushing, mantles and concaves for cone, blow bars and rotors for horizontal and vertical shaft impactors, hammers, gyratory arm guards, and mill and screen liners. Material grades, profiles and the OEM-or-drawing basis are read from the product data; each card opens the full parameter tables.
All 9 SKUs for this application
Materials & standards
What each series is cast or lined in, and the standards and data its dimensions come from.
Jaw Crusher Plates
Read from Jaw Crusher Wear Plates — Mn13Cr2 / Mn18Cr2
Cone Crusher Mantles
Read from Cone Crusher Wear Parts — Mn13Cr2 / Mn18Cr2
Impact Bars, Hammers & VSI
Read from Impact Crusher Blow Bars — High-chrome / Mn steel
Chrome grade matched to feed abrasiveness — tell us your material
Mill, Screen & Side Liners
Read from Mill & Wear Liners — Mn13Cr2 / CrMo
Gyratory, Alloy & Composite
Read from Gyratory Arm — Mn / alloy steel
What we need to quote
A pump or a lined valve is quoted against the duty point, not off a catalogue page. Send these and the reply is a model with its curve, not a range.
- 01Crusher make and model, or the original part number — most of this range is made to the OEM drawing
- 02Material grade you run today (Mn13Cr2, Mn18Cr2, high-chrome) and the wear life you get from it
- 03Feed size, throughput (t/h) and the abrasive index of the rock
- 04Drawing, photo or sample for custom profiles and composite parts
Deeper reading
- Crusher Wear Parts Selection Guide: Jaw, Cone, Impact, VSI and Hammer Crushers
- Jaw Crusher Wear Parts: A Practical Selection Guide for Plates and Liners
- Manganese Steel vs High-Chrome Cast Iron: How to Choose Crusher Wear Materials
- Why Crusher Wear Parts Fail Early: A Field Guide to Cracks, Rapid Wear and Fit Problems
- Mill Liners: Material, Design & Replacement Guide