Customized Jaw Plate, Jaw Crusher Parts, Mining Machinery Applications

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Acceptable
• Warranty: 3 Months
• Model NO.: C145
• Surface Treatment: Polishing
• Manufacturing Process: Forging
• Material: Cast Steel
• Color: Customized
• Used to: Mining Machinery
• Application: Quarry
• Advantage: Wear Resistant
• Process: Forging+Machining+Surface Treatment
• Feature: Long Life Time
• Appearance: Smooth
• Quality: 100% Suit Original
• Transport Package: Iron Pallet
• Specification: Original
• Trademark: ONA
• Origin: Anhui
• HS Code: 847490
• Production Capacity: 50000000tons/Year

Product Description

Mining Machine Cast Steel Wear Jaw Plate C145 Jaw Crusher Spare Parts

Applications:Widely embraced in the mining industry, quarrying & aggregate, metallurgical industry, construction industry, chemical industry, and silicate industry, our products are perfect for crushing hard and medium-hard ores and rocks such as iron ore, limestone, copper ore, sandstone, quartz, and more.

Currently, ONA covers over 3500+ spare parts for cone crushers, including bronze bushings, sockets, feed plates, head nuts, gears, pinions, filler pieces, and torch rings. Additionally, ONA manufactures complete replacements like head & shaft assemblies, countershafts, and top and bottom shells for all leading industry brands. ONA's pre-sales engineers are here to assist you in selecting the correct product to fit your or your customers' crushers when part numbers are elusive. If you have the machine, there's a high probability we have the parts for it.

ONA supplies high-quality manganese bowl liners, mantles, concave, cone liners, and accessories for most crushing brands. Our manganese parts are available in 13% Standard, 18% Premium, and 22% High alloys. ONA also offers custom-profile bowl liners and mantles designed to enhance efficiency, extend wear life, and reduce downtime, significantly lowering overall production costs.

Quality Control:

How can we reduce wear and extend the lifespan of the jaw plate?
1. Begin feeding the machine only after it starts operating normally.
2. Post-replacement, ensure the new jaw plate is firmly fixed and the contact surface is smooth.
3. Feed materials evenly into the jaw crusher's crushing cavity to prevent material build-up against the wall or one-sided overload, which could lead to uneven stress on the jaw plate.
4. Monitor bearing temperature closely. Stop the machine if it exceeds 70ºC and investigate the cause immediately.
5. Before halting the production line, stop material supply first. Ensure the crushing cavity is fully emptied, then power down the line.
6. For materials with high hardness, opt for a tougher jaw plate material to mitigate impact.
7. Enhance the jaw plate structure to reduce sliding friction between the material and the tooth plate.

Company Introduction:

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