About Abrasion Resistant Plates
Our offered Abrasion Resistant Plates are known for high tensile strength, durability, sturdy construction, and low maintenance cost these are widely demanded in several industries. We provide them in diverse sizes, widths, lengths and thickness. Offered at reasonable prices, Abrasion Resistant Plates finds usage in gravel & stone conveying plants & crushing plants, shovels, diggers, graders, bulldozers, dumpers, dredging machine, crushers, grinders, screens, and more.
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Thickness
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10-300 mm
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Brand
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Metalloy
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Material
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Steel
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Technique
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Forged
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Width
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1500-2500 mm
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Application
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Industrial
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Superior Abrasion and Impact ResistanceOur abrasion resistant plates, with hardness levels from 360 to 600 HBW, are specifically designed to perform in the most challenging environments, including mining, construction, and excavation. The alloy steel composition and specialized heat treatment (quenched and tempered) result in plates that are tough, durable, and capable of withstanding continuous high-impact wear for extended service life.
Versatile Applications and CustomizationThese plates are used in liners, buckets, earthmoving equipment, heavy machinery, and wear parts. Their corrosion resistant and impact absorbing qualities make them indispensable across a range of industries. Plates are available in thicknesses from 6 mm to 100 mm, lengths up to 12000 mm, and widths up to 3200 mm, with options for custom dimensions to meet exact project requirements.
Certified Quality and Reliable FabricationAll plates comply with rigorous ASTM, EN, JIS, and IS standards, ensuring consistent quality and performance. Our products are available with mill or square edges and are finished via shot blasting for a smooth surface. Delivered hot-rolled, quenched, and tempered, these plates are packaged securely for international export and can be fabricated using precise cutting, bending, welding, or machining processes.
FAQ's of Abrasion Resistant Plates:
Q: How are abrasion resistant plates typically fabricated for industrial applications?
A: Abrasion resistant plates can be cut, bent, welded, and machined to suit purpose-specific requirements. While the weldability is good, proper procedures must be followed due to the high hardness of these plates. Special tooling is often necessary during machining to achieve optimal results.
Q: What benefits do abrasion resistant plates offer over regular steel plates?
A: These plates exhibit much higher abrasion and impact resistance, resulting in longer service life and less frequent replacements in demanding environments. Their high yield strength and hardness make them ideal for use in mining, construction, and heavy machinery, reducing downtime and maintenance costs.
Q: When should I consider using AR400, AR500, or AR600 grade plates?
A: The choice depends on the level of wear and impact resistance required. AR400 is suitable for moderate abrasion, AR500 for high-impact and heavy wear, while AR600 offers maximum protection for extremely abrasive or harsh environments.
Q: Where are these abrasion resistant plates most commonly used?
A: They are used extensively in industries like mining, earthmoving, construction, and material handling. Common applications include liners, buckets, wear parts, heavy equipment bodies, and loading machinery components exposed to harsh wear and impact.
Q: What is the recommended process for welding abrasion resistant plates?
A: It's advised to use appropriate preheating, joint design, and welding consumables suited for high hardness steel to maintain plate properties and prevent cracking. Proper post-weld treatments may also be necessary depending on the application and plate thickness.
Q: Can custom sizes and dimensions be ordered for these plates?
A: Yes, abrasion resistant plates are available in custom dimensions to meet specific project requirements, with lengths up to 12000 mm, widths up to 3200 mm, and thickness options from 6 mm to 100 mm.