Cco Wear Plate
CCO Wear Plate is essentially a Chromium Carbide Overlay Wear Plate, designed to provide maximum abrasion resistance while maintaining toughness and impact protection.
Its overlay layer protects against wear, while the steel base ensures durability, making it ideal for heavy-duty industrial applications.
- Description
CCO Wear Plate stands for Chromium Carbide Overlay Wear Plate. It is a type of bimetallic wear-resistant steel plate widely used in industries where extreme abrasion and impact occur.
Structure of CCO Wear Plates
A CCO Wear Plate consists of two layers:
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Overlay Layer (Chromium Carbide Layer):
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Made of chromium carbide particles embedded in a steel matrix.
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Provides extreme hardness (58–65 HRC).
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Protects the plate from sliding abrasion and impact wear.
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Base Steel Layer:
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Typically Q235, NM400, or AR400/450 steel.
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Provides toughness, impact resistance, and structural support.
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The combination of a hard overlay and tough base steel makes CCO plates highly durable in mining, cement, power, and material handling applications.
Key Features of CCO Wear Plates
| Feature | Description |
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| Hardness | 58–65 HRC on overlay surface |
| Wear Resistance | Extremely high, ideal for abrasive environments |
| Thickness | Overlay: 3–20 mm; Base: 6–50 mm (customizable) |
| Toughness | Steel base absorbs impact and prevents cracking |
| Fabrication | Can be cut, welded, and drilled as required |
Applications of CCO Wear Plates
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Mining: Crusher liners, ore hoppers, hammer plates
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Cement & Concrete: Slurry chutes, screw conveyors, mixer liners
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Power Plants: Coal handling chutes, ash pipelines
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Recycling & Material Handling: Shredders, conveyor liners, impact areas
