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Cone-crusher spare parts
Wear and mechanical parts for cone crushers, with fit checked against the machine model and drawings at inquiry.
Parts are available for 36-inch, CH430 and CH440 cone-crusher applications, subject to compatibility review. Send the machine model, part number or drawing and dimensions so our team can check the fit. Final material and configuration must be confirmed for the requested order.
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Technical information
| Top shell | Upper housing holding the concave |
|---|---|
| Bottom shell | Lower housing supporting the shaft and Hydroset assembly |
| Mantle | Moving conical wear part in manganese steel |
| Concave | Stationary manganese-steel wear liner inside the top shell |
| Main shaft | Steel shaft with eccentric motion |
| Eccentric bush | Bronze bush that produces eccentric shaft motion |
| Hydroset assembly | Hydraulic cylinder assembly for setting adjustment |
| Crown wheel and pinion | Power-transmission gears |
| Dust collar | Dust seal using felt or a lip seal |
Confirm the final configuration and performance for your material and operating conditions with our team.
Key features
- Mantle and concave wear parts
- Frame, shaft and power-transmission components
- Compatibility review using model and part details
Applications
- Cone-crusher maintenance and repairs
- Wear-part replacement
- Parts review for 36-inch, CH430 and CH440 models
Wear surfaces and mechanical assemblies
Match the replacement to the complete cone assembly
A cone-crusher parts inquiry begins with the machine identity and the function of the component. Wear liners, bushings, shafts and gears have different identification requirements. The catalogue illustrates component families; the drawing and actual machine establish the required fit.
Treat mantle and concave as a chamber pair
The moving mantle and stationary concave form the crushing chamber. Their profiles affect feed acceptance and discharge, so select them together for the installed machine and intended duty. Record the current chamber designation and wear pattern rather than choosing a replacement from its outside appearance alone.
Identify the mating surfaces
For a shaft, bush or gear, the dimensions where it connects to other parts matter as much as its overall size. Send the part number or drawing, relevant measurements and clear photographs of these interfaces. Confirm material and machining requirements for the order; a common model name does not establish interchangeability between assemblies.
| Component family | Role | Details for a replacement inquiry |
|---|---|---|
| Mantle and concave | Wear surfaces that define the crushing chamber | Model, chamber profile, drawing and installed liner references |
| Main shaft | Supports the moving cone assembly | Drawing, seating diameters and connection details |
| Bushings | Provide specified bearing or eccentric interfaces | Inner and outer diameters, length and lubrication features |
| Crown wheel and pinion | Transmit drive through the gear pair | Matched gear references, tooth geometry and mounting |
| Top and bottom shells | Locate and support the internal assemblies | Casting reference, seating geometry and fixing positions |
| Dust seals and collars | Help protect internal interfaces from dust | Seal arrangement, dimensions and mating surfaces |
Questions before selection
Can a photo confirm that a cone part will fit?
A photo helps identify the component family, but cannot establish dimensions, tolerances or material. Include the machine model, serial or assembly reference, and a part number or dimensioned drawing for the compatibility review.
Are parts interchangeable between 36-inch, CH430 and CH440 machines?
Do not assume they are. Each model and assembly can require different profiles, dimensions and connections. Specify the exact machine and part so compatibility can be checked before an order is finalized.
Selection guide
Selection starts with your material.
A model name is the starting point for a parts inquiry. The part number, drawing and dimensions help establish the exact component, while operating conditions help frame the material and wear-profile discussion.
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Include the material, equipment model or output you have in mind. You can also ask us for available product photographs and technical information.
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