Spare Parts

Crusher Plant Spare Parts — Wear Parts

All wear and spare parts for crusher and concrete plants: jaw plate, blow bar, mantle & concave, wear-resistant cast liners, vibrating screen mesh, conveyor idler, drum pulley, belt rubber and motor. Austenitic manganese steel and high-chrome iron; supply from stock, factory/site delivery, cross-brand aftermarket fit and a low cost-per-ton target.

Spare and wear parts keep crushing-screening and concrete plants running and efficient. Because downtime is direct production loss, the right part and fast supply are a commercial priority.

Part groups

The scope covers crusher wear parts (jaw plate, cone mantle/concave, blow bar, hammer, breaker bar), screen parts (screen mesh/polyurethane surface), feeder grizzly bars, conveyor belt and rollers, and concrete plant parts. Metallurgy matters in wear parts: work-hardening manganese (Mn13/Mn18) for impact, high-chrome/ceramic-MMC for clean-abrasive service.

Right part, right metallurgy

Wrong metallurgy means early wear and frequent stops. Manganese needs impact to work-harden; on clean but abrasive material, high-chrome lasts longer. Cost per tonne is a truer metric than part price — TCO includes part + change frequency + downtime.

Supply & full-plant bridge

General Makina supplies original spare parts for its own crushers, screens, feeders, conveyors and concrete plants. Share the model and part code; we prepare a quote with the right wear metallurgy and lead time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which spare parts are supplied?

Jaw/cone plates, blow bars, hammers, screen mesh/polyurethane, feeder grizzly bars, conveyor belt/rollers and concrete plant parts.

Why does metallurgy matter in wear parts?

Wrong metallurgy causes early wear and downtime; manganese (Mn13/Mn18) for impact, high-chrome for clean-abrasive service.

Why is cost per tonne important?

Cost per tonne (part + change frequency + downtime) shows true cost better than part price; TCO decisions rely on it.

Can I get parts for other-brand equipment?

We primarily supply original parts for our own equipment; share your need and we assess suitability.

How do I get a quote?

Send equipment model, part code/name and material (abrasiveness); we quote with metallurgy and lead time.