Crusher spare partes

Cheek plates

Internal side plates used in jaw crushers.

• They protect the sides of the crushing chamber.
• They are not primary wear parts, but they prevent damage to the crusher body.
• They are usually made of manganese steel or special alloys.

Torch ring

Locking rings used in cone crushers.

• They ensure the mantle stays securely in the correct position.
• They allow proper tightening between the mantle and the cone head.
• They are critical components for maintaining alignment and preventing loosening during operation.

Mantle Nut Caps

Caps or covers that protect the mantle nut.

• They safeguard the main mantle nut from impacts and wear.
• They improve safety and make disassembly easier.
• They also help prevent abrasive material from entering the joint.

Head Nuts

• Main head nuts of the cone crusher.
• They secure the mantle to the cone head.
• They withstand very high mechanical loads.
• They are essential for the correct tightening and fit of the crushing assembly.

Top Shell Liners

• Internal liners for the top shell in cone crushers.
• They protect the upper shell from abrasion.
• They are positioned around the area where material is fed into the crusher.
• Although classified as liners, many catalogs list them under non-primary wear spare parts because they protect structural components.

Main frames

• The main body or primary structural frame of the cone or gyratory crusher.
• It serves as the foundation on which all internal components are assembled.
• It is not a wear part; it is a critical structural component.
• It must be extremely robust to withstand vibration, load, and crushing forces.