CRUSHER PARTS BLOGS

In the field of wear-resistant materials for mining crushing equipment, the high manganese steel series has long held an important position due to its excellent work hardening ability and high toughness. Among them, Mn18Cr2 and Mn22Cr2 are two classic grades that are widely used and have different p   Read More>

Severe wear or damage to the jaw plate before it reaches its expected lifespan is a prominent pain point in the operation of mines and sand and gravel production lines. Abnormal early failure not only directly increases production costs, but may also lead to secondary equipment damage and unplanned   Read More>

Faced with high compressive strength (often exceeding 200MPa), high quartz content, and extremely abrasive ores such as granite and basalt, jaw crushers are subjected to almost extreme tests. Single material upgrades are often difficult to cope with, and it is necessary to combine material science,   Read More>

Jaw plate consumption is one of the core items in the operating cost of jaw crushers. Faced with high hardness and strong abrasive ores, pursuing the ultimate performance of a single material often comes with high costs and may not necessarily achieve global optimality. A widely validated efficient   Read More>

When crushing high hardness ores such as granite, basalt, quartzite, high-grade iron ores, etc., the jaw plate of the jaw crusher bears huge impact loads and severe abrasive wear. Improper material selection can lead to early failure of jaw plates, decreased production efficiency, and a sharp increa   Read More>