Concrete & Asphalt
Mixing Plant
Wear Parts

Concrete mixer parts fight abrasion at ambient temperature, so the liners, blades and scrapers are cast in Ni-Hard or high-chromium iron and the arms in tough ZG310-570-class steel. Asphalt parts add heat on top of abrasion: the arms use heat-resistant alloy steel that holds its strength at mixing temperature, and the seals use high-temperature materials. The geometry differs too — side linings and spiral blades exist only in asphalt pugmills.

Yes — that is the normal case. Send a photo of the worn part with its key dimensions, ship the worn part itself, or simply tell us the plant make and model. We reverse-engineer the bore, bolt circle and profile, and you approve every dimension before anything is cast.

Yes. Both lines are cast in the same foundry, so a mixed order consolidates into one shipment with one set of documents — common for contractors running both a batching plant and an asphalt plant, and for dealers stocking both lines. MOQ is assessed on the combined order.

Yes. Mixer wear parts come from the same foundry and metallurgy team behind our industrial blade business — the same lost-foam and DISA casting lines, heat treatment and CMM inspection, under one ISO 9001:2015 system. Buyers sourcing both blades and wear parts deal with a single factory.