Manufactur standard Mn22cr2 Fixed Jaw - High manganese steel matrix ceramic insert composite casting – MING FENG MACHINERY

Description:

Jaw crusher is widely used high manganese steel manufacturing . Due to the material erosion, theextrusionprocess broken, grinding effect, cause plate wear serious, in order to solve this situation, MF chooses high manganese steel as base material of the ceramic composite materials, which is plate basement with high manganese steel and then embed the high wear resistance With stiffener into the basement.below keeping original work hardening of high manganese steel impact resistance performance  and improving wear resistance strength at the same time, the life of the ceramic composite plate is about 2 times longer than the high manganese steel basement plate.

Jaw crusher is mainly used for medium-sized crushing of various ores and bulk materials, widely used in mining, metallurgy, building materials, roads, railways, water conservancy and chemical industries. The highest crushing material is 320MPa. Jaw crusher parts can also be referred to as jaw crusher wear parts, is an important part of the jaw crusher; We can provide various types of jaw crusher wear parts, such as fixed jaw plate, movable jaw plate, toggle plate, liner plate, but also according to the drawings provided by customers to create different materials products.

Advantages:

1. Increased Wear Life – MGS Casting’s unique TiC insert cone liners and bowl liners design features a strengthened high-wear zone for maximum usable wear life and reduced breakage.

2. Strengthens as It Works – Concaves and mantles body are cast in durable manganese steel (Mn18Cr2) that gets harder the longer you work it.

3. Consistent Wear – More consistent wear profile for uniform product output and increased efficiency.

4. Titanium Carbides – TiC inserts currently available are 20mm, 40mm, 60mm, and 80mm depths.

5. Fewer Change-Outs – Greater durability and longer wear life means fewer change outs, more up-time, and lower maintenance costs