Wear-resistant steel plate is a kind of steel with high hardness and wear resistance, which is widely used in various industries and equipment that require high wear resistance.
Wear-resistant steel plates are generally classified by material:
Low alloy wear-resistant steel plate (Low Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel Plate): Add a small amount of alloy elements such as chromium, molybdenum, vanadium, etc. to improve wear resistance.
High alloy wear-resistant steel plate (High Alloy Wear-Resistant Steel Plate): Contains a higher proportion of alloy elements and has higher wear resistance and corrosion resistance.
Composite wear-resistant steel plate (Composite Wear-Resistant Steel Plate): It is composed of two or more different materials, usually a layer of high hardness material and a layer of toughness material.
The general uses of wear-resistant steel plates are:
Mining equipment
Used in buckets, crushers, screening machines and other parts of mining machinery to increase their service life.
Engineering machinery
Used in buckets, chassis, blades and other easily worn parts of engineering machinery such as excavators, loaders, bulldozers, etc.
Construction machinery
Used in linings and blades of concrete mixers, conveying equipment, etc.
Metallurgical machinery
Used in the furnace top, furnace bottom, ladle car, iron outlet ditch and other parts of metallurgical equipment.
Cement equipment
Used in the mill lining, guide plate, lifting plate and other parts of cement production equipment.
Port machinery
Used in the bucket wheel, conveyor belt and other parts of port loading and unloading equipment.
Used to manufacture various wear-resistant parts such as wear-resistant pipes, wear-resistant fan blades, wear-resistant pump casings, etc.
The selection of wear-resistant steel plates is mainly determined by the specific wear conditions of the use environment, wear resistance requirements and cost-effectiveness.
