| Material Type |
Core components |
Production process |
Key performance parameters |
Applicable Environment Priority |
Advantages and highlights |
Notes |
| High manganese steel reinforced |
ZGMn13 + Chromium / Molybdenum Alloy |
Sand casting + water toughness treatment |
Hardness 45-48 HRC, impact value ≥25 J |
Earthwork > Riverbed Dredging > Light Rock |
High toughness, impact resistance, and not easy to break |
The wear resistance is generally average, making it unsuitable for high-intensity mining operations. |
| Low-alloy high-strength steel |
42CrMo + vanadium / titanium micro-alloy |
Forging + Tempering Treatment |
Hardness 48-52 HRC, tensile strength ≥1400 N/mm² |
Mixed operating conditions > Building foundation > Moderate quarrying |
The comprehensive performance is well-balanced, combining wear resistance and impact resistance. |
Moderate cost, suitable for routine heavy-duty operations |
| High-chromium alloy wear-resistant steel |
Cr12MoV + carbide strengthening |
Investment Casting + Quenching and Tempering |
Hardness 52-55HRC, wear-resistant layer thickness ≥8mm |
Mining > Rock Crushing > High-Intensity Quarrying |
It has excellent wear resistance and a long service life. |
The toughness is slightly lower, so avoid severe impacts. |
| Bimetallic composite material |
High manganese steel matrix + high chromium alloy tooth tip |
Composite Casting + Heat Treatment |
Matrix hardness 45 HRC, tip hardness ≥58 HRC |
Complex working conditions > Mixed quarrying + Earthwork |
Balancing toughness and wear resistance with high cost-effectiveness |
The production process is complex and requires choosing a reputable manufacturer. |
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