Main Uses of Wear-Resistant Steel Plates

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Main Uses of Wear-Resistant Steel Plates

Wear-resistant steel plates are used in industries that involve heavy impact, abrasion, and harsh environments. These industries include mining, construction, metallurgy, and power generation.

1. Mining Dump Trucks

The truck frame is made using low-alloy, high-strength steel.

  • A closed box structure is used for the main beam to improve strength.

  • The carriage floor is tilted (usually 12°) and made from high-hardness steel to resist impact and wear.

  • No rear baffle is included to ease unloading.

  • A service life of over 10 years is typically ensured.

2. Loaders and Bulldozers

The buckets of loaders and bulldozers are welded from wear-resistant steel.

  • Cutting edges use medium manganese alloy steel.

  • Side blades and angle reinforcements are made from high-strength steel.

  • Designed for earthmoving and heavy digging tasks.

3. Crusher Components

Many crusher parts require wear-resistant materials:

Crusher Type Key Parts Using Wear-Resistant Steel
Jaw Crusher Jaw plate, side guard plate, elbow plate
Impact Crusher Plate hammer, impact block
Hammer Crusher Hammer head, liner, screen plate
Cone Crusher Crushing wall, mortar wall

4. Construction and Industrial Equipment

Various equipment in engineering, mining, and metallurgy use wear-resistant parts:

Engineering Machinery

  • Bucket blades, drill rods, cutting blades

  • Used in loaders, bulldozers, pavers, and excavators

Loading and Unloading Machinery

  • Chain plates, hopper liners, grab blades

  • Used in automatic dump trucks and conveyors

Construction Machinery

  • Mixer liners, cement pushers, dust collectors

Metallurgical Machinery

  • Liners for sintering machines, scrapers, and conveyors

Mining Equipment

  • Crusher liners, blades, blowers, coal machinery

Other Uses

  • Sand mill barrels, rollers, railway and port machinery parts

5. Power Generation Equipment

Used in thermal power plants for:

  • Coal mills, coal hoppers, distributors, and feeders

  • Lining plates are added to reduce wear and extend life

Performance of NM Series Steel Plates

The NM Series wear-resistant steel by Lian Steel is known for:

  • Thin size range: 3–25mm

  • Good plate shape and cutting ability

  • Stable quality and high strength

Benefits Compared to Regular Steel

Feature NM400 / NM450 Steel Q345 Structural Steel
Strength 3× higher
Wear Resistance 2–3× better
Weight Reduction ~50% for mining truck carriages
Energy Efficiency Improved

Summary Form

Application Area Common Parts Made from Wear-Resistant Steel
Mining Trucks Carriage floors, frames
Loaders & Bulldozers Buckets, edges, blades
Crushers Plates, hammers, liners
Engineering Equipment Blades, rods, bucket plates
Construction Machinery Mixer liners, dust collector liners
Metallurgy Equipment Sintering liners, scraper liners
Mining Equipment Blades, shields, crusher parts
Power Equipment Coal hopper liners, feeder plates

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