Metso · Parts

Metso parts and wear parts

Assessment and sourcing of parts and wear parts for Metso crushers. Identification always starts from the machine factory data and the part number or a photo of the required item.

Typical wear and spare part groups

  • Wear parts for jaw crushers, such as jaw plates and cheek plates
  • Wear parts for cone crushers, such as mantles and concaves
  • Wear parts for impact crushers, such as blow bars and impact aprons
  • Screening and classifying surfaces
  • Mechanical components: bearings, seals and drive elements
  • Hydraulic and electrical components, sensors

Why we start with identification

The same crusher family exists in several configurations and production years, so the brand and machine type alone are not enough. Working from the nameplate, serial number and a photo or sample of the worn part substantially reduces the risk of ordering the wrong item.

Replacement wear part or refurbishment?

Some wear surfaces can be restored by rebuild welding, which is often faster and more economical than full replacement. Once we know the condition we advise which route is viable for that specific part.

Frequently asked questions

How do you determine which part fits my machine?

From the machine nameplate and serial number together with the part number or a photo. The same crusher family exists in several configurations, so without these the risk of ordering the wrong item is high.

Do you only supply wear parts?

No. Beyond wear items we also source mechanical components, bearings, seals and drive elements, as well as hydraulic and electrical parts.

Might it be worth refurbishing a worn part?

Some wear surfaces can be restored by rebuild welding, which may be faster and more economical than full replacement. We advise on this once the condition is known.

How long does identifying a Metso part take?

With the nameplate, serial number and a photo of the item available, identification is typically quick. Where data is incomplete, an on-site survey or dimensional check may also be needed.

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