Crushing
Jaw plates and drawing-defined crusher wear components
Mining Wear Parts for Specific Wear Locations and Operating Conditions
As a mining wear parts manufacturer, ROCKVANTA produces parts against drawings, specifications or samples. Start with the equipment, wear location and material handled to identify the relevant product family.
Transfer & lining
Wear plates, wear blocks, ceramic and composite liners
Screening
Vibrating screen media and polyurethane screen panels
Choose the Product Family for the Wear Location
These product families can work in the same plant, but they require different technical inputs. Select the category that matches the part’s job, then send the equipment reference, wear conditions and available dimensions.
Crusher Wear Parts
For jaw plates and other drawing-defined crusher components. Show the crusher reference, part position, mating geometry, material requirement and the wear conditions that matter to the order.
Explore Crusher Wear Parts
Wear Plates & Liners
For wear plates, wear blocks, ceramic wear liners and composite wear parts used around chutes, hoppers, transfer points and other defined wear zones.
Explore Wear Plates & Liners
Screen Media & PU Panels
For vibrating screen media and polyurethane screen panels. Provide the screen reference, panel size, aperture, fixing arrangement and material handled.
Explore Screen Media & PU PanelsComplete crushers, crushing plants, screening machines and screening plants are handled under Equipment. Bucket teeth and other ground-engaging parts are handled under Undercarriage & GET Parts.
Define the Wear Problem Before the Material
Send the component position, wear conditions, material information and the dimensions or interfaces that must remain fixed. ROCKVANTA uses these inputs to review the applicable product construction.
Equipment and wear location
Identify the machine, component position and the area where wear or impact is concentrated.
Material handled and wear mode
Describe the material, approximate size range, moisture, impact, abrasion and operating conditions relevant to the part.
Drawing, sample or equipment reference
Send the current drawing when available. A sample, clear photographs and equipment information can support the review where a drawing is incomplete.
Interfaces and fixing
Mark bolt holes, countersinks, backing, adjacent parts, panel fixing and any envelope that must be retained.
Quantity, records and destination
State the enquiry quantity, project stage, required inspection or records, destination and packing expectations.
Plan Production From the Approved Product Definition
Production planning starts after the product and acceptance requirements are clear. Different wear parts may require different combinations of forming, casting, machining, fabrication, heat treatment, surface work and inspection.
Drawing and material review
Resolve the product identity, critical dimensions, material notes, mating interfaces and open technical points before production begins.
Manufacture and processing
Plan the applicable manufacturing steps for the approved part. The sequence depends on geometry, material, quantity and the agreed acceptance criteria.
Inspection and records
Tie dimensional checks, hardness testing, NDT and supporting records to the quoted scope where applicable and requested.
The approved project definition determines the material, process sequence and acceptance requirements included in the quotation.
Agree the Acceptance Plan for the Quoted Scope
Inspection is planned against the drawing, specification and purchase requirements. Tell us which checks, records and hold points the order needs before production starts.
Dimensions and interfaces
Identify the dimensions, hole patterns, profiles and mating features that control installation.
Material and hardness
State the required grade, hardness range, heat-treatment note or material record where these form part of acceptance.
Surface and functional features
Define the surface condition, aperture, fixing details, wear face or other features that must be checked.
NDT and documentation
Include NDT, inspection reports, material documents or traceability requirements where applicable to the quoted part.
Third-party inspection
If required, the buyer may arrange an inspector, nominate an inspection body or ask ROCKVANTA to coordinate with a suitable provider. Inspection timing, scope and cost must be agreed before the order or shipment. Inspection, reinspection and report fees are buyer-paid.
Assign Wear-Product Manufacturing to the Relevant Base
ROCKVANTA owns and operates five specialized manufacturing bases. Our team reviews the part, drawing, material, production and inspection requirements, assigns the relevant base and coordinates any supporting work.
Production scope, available capacity and timing are confirmed for the specific RFQ.
Review the wear problem and product definition
Assign the relevant manufacturing base
Coordinate production and inspection points
Confirm packing and project scope
Send the Details That Control the Quote
Lead time, MOQ, inspection scope, documentation and packing are confirmed for the specific RFQ.
- Product family, equipment and wear location
- Drawing, sample, photographs or equipment reference
- Material handled and operating conditions
- Critical dimensions, interfaces and fixing details
- Material, hardness or process requirements already specified
- Quantity and project stage
- Inspection, records and third-party requirements
- Destination, packing instructions and requested deadline