IND 07

Construction

Wear parts for mixing, conveying and handling equipment working in dust and aggregate.

Construction duty is abrasive and unforgiving, and the parts are usually hard to reach. That changes the economics: a part that lasts longer is worth more than a part that is cheap, because the cost is in the shutdown.

We usually start from the changeout problem — how often the part is replaced and how difficult that is — before choosing between lining, clamping or bolting.

Typical parts in this industry

Wear liners in mixing and conveying equipmentNozzle and spray hardwareGuides and locating partsContact parts in material handlingImpact plates at transfer points

Material systems we start from

What we would propose first

A starting point, not a specification. The grade is confirmed against your equipment, the geometry and the duty.

Silicon carbide

Hard aggregate at speed, where liners wear through fastest.

Material details

Zirconia

Transfer points where the load arrives as impact rather than sliding.

Material details

What decides the choice

The four conditions we ask about

  • Aggregate type, size and moisture
  • Impact load at transfer points
  • Dust, weather and the working environment
  • How the part is accessed and replaced

This page is selection guidance for an enquiry. It states no performance figures and is not a specification. Request the material data sheet for grade-specific values.

Other industries

IND 01

Photovoltaics

High-temperature process equipment where ceramic parts hold their shape and keep the process clean.

Industry details

IND 02

Instrumentation

Insulating bodies and precision parts inside equipment that has to read accurately and stay accurate.

Industry details

IND 03

Medical Devices

Precision parts for instruments and equipment where wear, corrosion and cleanability all matter.

Industry details

Talk to us about a construction requirement

Send the part, the drawing or the duty it has to survive. We confirm the material route and return a quotation.

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