Massive Selection for Precision Casting - Grinding Mill liners – HAOCHENG MACHINERY Detail:
HCMP Ball mill wear parts include liners from Feed Head to Discharge End, Head Liners
The main material include :
High manganese steel : Mn13Cr2 and Mn18Cr2 High manganese steel is a traditional wear-resistant steel. It is widely used for high impact working condition. The yield strength can reach 60,000-85,000 psi, tensile strength 120.000 – 130,000 psi, and elongation 35% to 50% .
CR-MO allay steel castings HRC34-43 ,standard: AS2074
Our advantage
- Custom-design wear parts to increase the efficiency of your mill
- Deliver outstanding wear life with part design
- Listen to your needs and find solutions that work for you
- Aim for the quickest delivery times in the industry
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Sticking towards the principle of Super High-quality, Satisfactory service ,We've been striving to become a superb business partner of you for Massive Selection for Precision Casting - Grinding Mill liners – HAOCHENG MACHINERY, The product will supply to all over the world, such as: South Africa, Uruguay, Curacao, Our company adheres to the spirit of lower costs, higher quality, and making more benefits for our clients. Employing talents from the same line and adhering to the principle of honesty, good faith, real thing and sincerity, our company hopes to gain common development with clients from both at home and abroad!
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