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Crushing & screening Parts Research

Research first. Identify the installed component. Confirm the application.

Explore processing components and identification questions

Start with the complete plant, then identify the installed unit, chamber or screenbox revision, requested position, profile and material. This independent vocabulary is not a manufacturer bill of materials, list of installed items or orderable parts catalogue.

59 research concepts match. No part fitment or current inventory is implied.

Jaw box

Jaw crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Jaw die fixed

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Jaw die movable

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Jaw die upper

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Jaw die lower

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Cheek upper (left)

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Cheek upper (right)

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Cheek lower (left)

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Cheek lower (right)

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Toggle plate

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Toggle seat

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Toggle wedge

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Pitman

Jaw crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Tension rod

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Jaw retaining hardware

Jaw crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Head assembly

Cone crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Mantle

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Concave or bowl liner

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Bowl

Cone crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Feed cone

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Eccentric bushing

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Socket liner

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Backing material

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Torch ring

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Clamp ring

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Mantle locking nut

Cone crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Lifting tool

Cone crusher · Service equipment

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Rotor

Impact crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Rotor revision

Impact crusher · Revision context

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Blow bar

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Blow bar wedge

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Breaker plate

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Apron liner

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Side liner

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Ceramic insert

Impact crusher · Material feature

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Impact chamber

Impact crusher · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Retaining hardware

Impact crusher · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Screenbox

Screening system · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Deck top

Screening system · Installed location

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Deck middle

Screening system · Installed location

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Deck bottom

Screening system · Installed location

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Screen panel

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Wire mesh

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Polyurethane media

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Rubber media

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Tension hook

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Support bar

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Screen clamp

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Exciter

Screening system · Assembly concept

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Spring

Screening system · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Rotor shaft

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Rotor disc

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Hammer

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Hammer pin

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Pin retainer

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Hammer hub

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Cage

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Breaker block

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Grate

Hammer mill · Component position

Retain the exact installed unit, position and source. Revisions, material features and service tools remain distinct from a replacement-part identity.

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Screen, conveyor and feeder evidence to retain

  • Machine identity: manufacturer; model; generation. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Screenbox identity: screenbox OEM; revision; documented option. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Deck position: top / middle / bottom / additional deck. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Screen media type: woven wire / self-cleaning wire / rubber / polyurethane. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Panel outer dimensions: length; width; thickness; tolerances. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Aperture geometry: shape; opening; pitch; orientation. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Hook style: hook; side vs end tension; attachment pattern. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Wire gauge: diameter and material. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Modular mount: pin/rail, panel seat and fixing pitch. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Crown: deck crown/support bar configuration. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Support spacing: bar orientation and clearances. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Media material: rubber hardness; polyurethane grade; steel properties. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.
  • Process duty: aggregate type; moisture; blinding/pegging conditions. A machine-model label alone cannot establish this.

Component education • No model-specific service specification

Crushing and screening research begins with the process assembly. Jaw, cone and impact wear items, and screen media, use different selection contexts.

Identify the assembly

Jaw dies, mantles, blow bars, screens, exciters are discovery terms. This functional hierarchy is not an OEM bill of materials.

Record these specifications

Buying, inspection and service limits

Ask about wear measurements and mating components. For used assemblies, request bearing, exciter and structural inspection records as appropriate.

Wear material selection and service limits require the specific manufacturer guidance. No chamber setting, safe clearance or all-model liner fit is inferred.

Manufacturer references

Component specification briefs

Research by machine

Technical research & specification evidence

Crushing & screening

Processing wear parts should be researched from the installed crusher or screenbox inward. A mobile plant's sales model is only one layer of identity: the chamber, rotor, deck and mounting arrangement can determine the actual component. Keep wear geometry, installation position and material specification separate so that a shared machine name cannot become an unsupported compatibility claim.

Distinguish wear systems from structural spare parts

Metso's jaw-parts description separates one/two-piece jaws and cheek plates from structural, shaft and bearing spares, with designs/alloys varying by application [PROC-JAW]. Its tensioned-screening-media page describes several material and reinforcement arrangements [PROC-SCREEN]. These sources demonstrate variation within processing equipment; they do not provide a generic parts list for every plant. HeavyEQ interpretation: the exact installed assembly and its revision must be established before selecting the part family or comparing supplier references.

Preserve geometry, position and material as different questions

For a jaw, record fixed/moving position and section arrangement. For cone or impact requests, ask for chamber or rotor identity, component position and exact retention/profile reference before accepting a suggested part. For screening media, distinguish opening geometry, panel construction, tension direction and support/interface arrangement. A material designation cannot resolve fit, and a fitting shape does not establish material suitability. Supplier SKU, attributed OEM reference and raw cast marking should remain separately identified evidence.

Collect observations that explain the offered condition

Ask for dated wear-profile photographs with a defined orientation, interface damage, retention condition and known repair/storage history. For a used screen panel, note damaged hooks, reinforcement, openings and support-contact areas rather than describing only remaining thickness. Record the feed/material context as the owner's report, without diagnosing wear from a photograph. For rebuilt exciters or bearing assemblies, require the exact assembly identity and attributed test/rebuild scope; a replaced seal does not prove the condition of the internal assembly.

Keep process claims and service settings on hold

Alloy chemistry, hardness, dimensions, tolerances and permissible operating conditions need exact issuer documentation and method provenance. Do not infer a manganese grade or ceramic reinforcement from a suffix without its source. Preserve legacy crusher names and later chamber changes independently; historical branding is not a fitment edge. Chamber settings, liner lifting, rotor balancing, fastening and screen-tension procedures require correct manufacturer instructions and qualified service. No setting, wear limit, production promise or series-wide interchange is supplied by this research hub.

Specification evidence record

Published values retain their exact reference scope. Empty fields mean the value has not been established; they never mean zero. General model associations do not establish installed or serial-specific fitment.

Crushing & screening: documented values and open identification fields
PropertyValue / statusScope and interpretation
Plant and installed processing-unit identitiesNot yet documentedIdentify crusher/screenbox independently of mobile plant brand/model.
Chamber/rotor/deck revisionNot yet documentedPreserve installed generation and any documented modification.
Component position and sectionNot yet documentedFixed/moving, upper/lower, handed and one/two-piece scope remain distinct.
Profile/retention/support geometryNot yet documentedRequire mating and seating geometry, not a model-name shortcut.
Material and test basisNot yet documentedKeep metallurgy independent of geometrical fit and supplier SKU.
Screen opening/tension arrangementNot yet documentedCapture panel construction and support configuration.
Wear datum and condition recordNot yet documentedDistinguish measured wear from nominal new dimensions and unknown limits.
Unresolved technical and source questions (2)
  • No crusher/screen fitment, chemistry, hardness, chamber setting, tension or wear limit established.
  • Supplier references and historical plant names cannot be promoted to verified technical applicability.

Research sources and scope

  • Metso Jaw crusher parts ↗ · first party technical web · checked 2026-10-15

    Jaw wear design and separate spare-parts headings, retrieved lines70–109

    ORIGINAL_COMMENTARY_AND_SELECTED_FACTS_ONLY_NO_TABLES_OR_MEDIA

  • Metso Screening media tension systems ↗ · first party technical web · checked 2026-10-15

    Tensioned media product families and aperture/panel options

    ORIGINAL_COMMENTARY_AND_SELECTED_FACTS_ONLY_NO_TABLES_OR_MEDIA

Original HeavyEQ analysis and selected source facts. No catalogue reproduction licence, manufacturer endorsement or machine-specific compatibility is implied.