Ultra-High Chrome Ceramic-Inserted Alloy Composite Hammer Head
Ideal for River Pebbles, Granite, and Basalt Crushing | 2-4x Longer Life
Product Introduction
The Ultra-High Chrome Ceramic-Inserted Alloy Composite Hammer Head is a patented innovation by Shandong Hengtai. By casting high-hardness ceramic alloy particles (ZTA ceramic, HRC70+) onto the impact surface of an ultra-high chrome matrix, we achieve wear resistance more than double that of traditional hammer heads.
This solution is specifically engineered for high-silicon, high-abrasive materials like river pebbles, granite, and basalt, offering the perfect balance of toughness and longevity to reduce your operational costs.
Core Advantages
🛡️ Super Wear Resistance
Ceramic hardness ≥ HRA88.
2–4x life vs. High Chrome.
5–6x life vs. High Manganese Steel.
💥 Impact Resistant
Tough ultra-high chrome matrix prevents breakage.
Proprietary heat treatment ensures stability under high-frequency impact.
💰 Cost Effective
Boosts output by 10%–15%.
Reduces downtime and replacement frequency.
Lowers total operating cost by ~20%.
Application Scope
- Equipment: Impact Crushers, VSI Sand Making Machines (All Brands)
- Industries: Mining, Aggregates, Cement, Construction Waste Recycling
- Materials: Granite, River Pebbles, Basalt, Quartz, Clinker, Metal Ores
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is the ceramic prone to falling off or breaking?
A: No. The ceramic is mechanically locked into the matrix during casting. The surrounding alloy provides toughness, preventing fragmentation even in high-impact scenarios.
Q: Can you customize the size for my specific crusher?
A: Yes. We manufacture custom sizes for PF, VI, and other series crushers based on your drawings or model numbers.
Q: What is the typical delivery time?
A: Standard models are often in stock. Custom orders typically take 7-15 days depending on quantity.
Need a Quote or Technical Support?
Contact Hengtai Intelligent Manufacturing for custom wear part solutions.
📞 WhatsApp / Phone: +86 182 8866 4797
📧 Email: ht6234nibin@gmail.com
📍 Location: Linyi City, Shandong, China