Steel castings are widely used in mining machinery. They are usually used to make key components that can withstand heavy loads and impacts.

The following are some specific applications of steel castings in mining machinery:

Use of key parts: In order to ensure operation safety, some key parts of mine equipment, such as the main parts of the winch (capstan wheel) and mine car, are often made of steel castings.

Equipment for processing ore: Equipment such as crushers and ball mills used to process ore will be subject to large impact loads during operation. Therefore, parts that are resistant to impact wear, such as jaw plates, hammer heads, and lining plates, are usually made of It is made of high manganese cast steel material, while the frame is mostly made of carbon steel or low alloy steel castings.

High strength and impact resistance: Because steel castings have excellent mechanical properties, including different combinations of strength, hardness and toughness, they can meet the special performance requirements of mining machinery for wear resistance, high and low temperature resistance, and corrosion resistance. This makes steel castings particularly suitable for manufacturing heavy-duty components in mining machinery and parts that withstand severe impacts.

In addition, the advantages of steel castings in terms of design flexibility, variability in metallurgical fabrication and overall structural strength make them an indispensable material in many industrial sectors, especially in mining machinery where high strength and durability are required in the field.