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Feste und bewegliche Brechbacken in Manganstahl Mn14-Mn22. Zahnprofil, Güte und Dicke nach Kammer, Aufgabegröße und Gesteinshärte.

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Jaw Crusher Wear Parts

What Jaw Plates Do and Why Material Matters

Jaw crusher plates (also called jaw dies or jaw liners) are the primary wear components in jaw crushers. The fixed jaw plate mounts to the stationary frame, while the swing jaw plate (or movable jaw) attaches to the pitman and provides the crushing motion. Together, they create the crushing chamber that reduces feed material through compressive force.

Material selection directly determines wear life and cost per tonne. All ATF jaw plates are manufactured from austenitic manganese steel, which work-hardens under the compressive impact of crushing. The key variables are manganese content (affecting work-hardening potential) and chromium content (affecting initial hardness and carbide formation). Higher manganese grades work-harden to higher surface hardness but may be less cost-effective in lower-abrasion applications.

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Heavy duty manganese jaw crusher plates for primary crushing

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Complete Range

Manganese Grade Selection by Application

Five jaw plate options covering every application from clean limestone to highly abrasive mining feeds.

Standardgüten (2 options)

Mn13Cr2

Hardness:
180-220 HB (work-hardens to ~450 HB)
Impact:
Sehr hoch
Application:
Sauberer Kalkstein, weiches Gestein, Recycling mit Fremdmetall

Mn14Cr2

Hardness:
190-230 HB (work-hardens to ~480 HB)
Impact:
Sehr hoch
Application:
Allgemeiner Steinbruch, Flusskies, moderate Abrasion
Premium-Güte (1 options)

Mn18Cr2

Hardness:
200-240 HB (work-hardens to ~500 HB)
Impact:
Hoch
Application:
Granit, Basalt, hartes Eruptivgestein
Schwerlast (2 options)

Mn22Cr2

Hardness:
220-260 HB (work-hardens to ~550 HB)
Impact:
Mittel-hoch
Application:
Taconit, Quarzit, hochabrasive Bergbau-Aufgabematerialien

Mn22 + TiC Composite

Hardness:
220-260 HB base + 3200 HV TiC inserts
Impact:
Mittel-hoch
Application:
Extreme Abrasion, bei der reiner Mn22 zu schnell verschleißt

Note: Work-hardened hardness values are approximate and depend on feed material characteristics, crusher settings, and operating conditions. Higher manganese content enables higher work-hardened hardness but requires sufficient impact energy to achieve full work-hardening. Contact ATF for application-specific guidance.

Work-Hardening Progression by Manganese Grade

Operating Time / Impact Cycles → Start Break-in Stabilised Surface Hardness (HB) 200 300 400 500 550 Mn13/14 (~450 HB) Mn18 (~500 HB) Mn22 (~550 HB) As-cast 180-260 HB Work-Hardening Requires: • Sufficient impact energy • Coarse feed material

Higher manganese grades achieve higher work-hardened surface hardness but require adequate impact energy to activate the work-hardening mechanism. Fine feeds or low-energy applications may not fully work-harden higher grades.

Profile Options

Tooth Profile Selection

Tooth geometry affects grip, fines generation, and wear pattern. Select the profile that matches your feed characteristics.

Standard-Wellung

Allgemeiner Steinbruch, gleichmäßiger Verschleiß

Symmetrisches Zahnmuster bietet ausgewogene Griffigkeit und gleichmäßige Verschleißverteilung. Industriestandard für die meisten Steinbruch-Anwendungen.

Tiefer Zahn

Große Aufgabe, verbesserte Griffigkeit

Tieferes Zahnprofil erhöht die Griffigkeit bei großen Gesteinsbrocken und verbessert den Feinkornauswurf. Ideal für die Primärzerkleinerung von überdimensioniertem Aufgabematerial.

Super Grip

Plattiges oder flaches Material

Aggressive Zahngeometrie verhindert das Durchrutschen von plattigem Material. Entwickelt für die Verarbeitung von plattigem Steinbruch-Gestein oder verwittertem Material.

Flach (Glatt)

Recycling, klebriges Material

Glatte Oberfläche ohne Zähne für das Recycling von Beton und Asphalt. Reduziert Materialanbackungen und Verstopfungen bei klebrigen Aufgabematerialien.

Recycling-Profil

Bau & Abbruch, gemischter Rückbau

Modifizierte Zahngeometrie für Bau- und Abbruchabfälle. Verarbeitet Mischmaterial mit gelegentlichem Fremdmetall.

Custom profiles available. ATF can manufacture tooth profiles to customer drawing for specific applications. Contact us with your requirements for dimensional confirmation and pricing.

Selection Guide

How to Choose: Grade First, Then Profile

Jaw plate selection follows two steps. First, identify the correct manganese grade based on feed abrasiveness and impact conditions. Second, select the tooth profile that matches your material characteristics.

1 Step 1 — Manganese Grade by Feed Conditions

Mn13Cr2 / Mn14Cr2

Hoher Schlag, moderate Abrasion

Maximale Zähigkeit mit guter Kaltverfestigung. Beste Schlagfestigkeit für Anwendungen mit häufigem Fremdmetall oder großem Aufgabematerial.

Mn18Cr2

Ausgewogener Schlag und Abrasion

Industriestandard für Granit und Basalt. Höherer Mangangehalt steigert das Kaltverfestigungspotenzial ohne Einbußen bei der Zähigkeit.

Mn22Cr2

Hohe Abrasion, kontrollierter Schlag

Maximale Kaltverfestigung für extrem abrasive Aufgabematerialien. Leicht reduzierte Schlagzähigkeit im Vergleich zu niedrigeren Güten.

Mn22 + TiC Composite

Extreme Abrasion, lange Kampagnen

TiC-Einsätze (3200 HV) bieten lokale Härte an der Brechfläche. Verlängert die Standzeit, wenn reiner Mn22 zu schnell verschleißt.

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2 Step 2 — TiC Composite Upgrade

TiC (titanium carbide) rods embedded in the crushing face provide localised hardness of 3200 HV. This composite option is available on Mn22 base plates for applications where plain manganese wears too fast.

When to Upgrade to TiC

  • Reine Mn22-Platten verschleißen 40%+ schneller als die Zielkampagne
  • Hochsiliziumhaltiges Aufgabematerial (>70% SiO2)
  • Ziel: Verlängerung der Stillstandsintervalle
  • Kosten-pro-Tonne-Berechnungen sprechen für längere Standzeit

When NOT to Use TiC

  • Häufiges großes Fremdmetall im Aufgabematerial
  • Klebriges oder tongebundenes Material, das sich an der Brechfläche aufbaut
  • Ausreichende Standzeit bereits mit reinem Manganstahl erreicht
  • Anwendungen, bei denen der TiC-Aufpreis den Standzeit-Vorteil übersteigt
Production Schedule

Lead Times by Material Grade

Material Grade Typical Lead Time Why
Mn13Cr2 / Mn14Cr2 (plain) 2-3 weeks Großserienproduktion, häufig auf Lager
Mn18Cr2 (plain) 2-4 weeks Standardmäßige Produktionsplanung
Mn22Cr2 (plain) 3-4 weeks Spezielle Wärmebehandlung erforderlich
Mn22 + TiC Composite 5-7 weeks TiC-Stabplatzierung erfordert einen sekundären Gussprozess

Lead times vary by plate dimensions, order quantity, and current production schedule. Confirm lead time at order placement. Standard Mn18 plates for Metso C-Series and Sandvik CJ models are typically available from stock.

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Standard Grades

Mn13Cr2 & Mn14Cr2 Jaw Plates

Mn13Cr2 and Mn14Cr2 provide the highest impact tolerance of any manganese grade. These standard grades work-harden to approximately 450-480 HB under compressive impact — sufficient for most aggregates and recycling applications without the cost premium of higher grades.

Recommended applications: Clean limestone and dolomite, recycling operations with tramp metal risk, portable crushing operations where material varies, and any application where maximum toughness is prioritised over maximum work-hardened hardness.

When to Use Lower Grades

Mn13/Mn14 is often the correct choice even when higher grades are available. If your current plates deliver acceptable wear life without cracking, upgrading to Mn18 or Mn22 may not be cost-effective. The higher grades are reserved for genuinely abrasive feeds where lower grades wear excessively fast.

Mn14 manganese jaw crusher plates for general quarrying

Standard Manganese Jaw Plates

Mn13Cr2 / Mn14Cr2 for balanced performance

Mn18 premium manganese jaw plates for hard rock crushing

Mn18Cr2 Premium Grade

Industry standard for granite and basalt

Premium Grade

Mn18Cr2 Jaw Plates

Mn18Cr2 (ASTM A128 Grade C equivalent) is the industry standard for hard rock quarrying. The increased manganese content enables work-hardening to approximately 500 HB while retaining high impact tolerance. This grade represents the optimal balance for granite, basalt, gabbro, and similar hard igneous rock.

Work-hardening mechanism: Under the compressive impact of crushing, the austenitic structure undergoes strain-induced transformation. The surface progressively hardens while the core remains tough, providing both abrasion resistance and impact absorption.

  • Granite, basalt, gabbro, diorite
  • River gravel and alluvial deposits
  • Mixed hard rock quarrying
Heavy Duty

Mn22Cr2 Heavy Duty Jaw Plates

Mn22Cr2 provides the highest work-hardening potential of any standard manganese grade, achieving approximately 550 HB surface hardness under optimal conditions. This grade is reserved for highly abrasive mining feeds where Mn18 wears excessively fast.

Typical applications: Taconite (iron ore), quartzite, high-silica aggregates, and other materials with silica content exceeding 70%. Impact tolerance is slightly reduced compared to Mn18 — this is an acceptable trade-off when abrasion is the dominant wear mechanism.

Important Consideration

Mn22 requires sufficient impact energy to achieve full work-hardening. In low-impact applications (fine feeds, low crusher speed), the surface may not harden fully, and Mn18 may provide equivalent performance at lower cost. Verify that the application generates adequate impact before specifying Mn22.

Mn22 heavy duty jaw plates for mining applications

Mn22Cr2 Heavy Duty Grade

Maximum work-hardening for abrasive feeds

Mn22 jaw plate with TiC titanium carbide inserts
TiC insert pattern showing titanium carbide rods in manganese matrix

Mn22 + TiC Composite

Titanium carbide rods at 3200 HV

Composite Technology

Mn22 + TiC Composite Jaw Plates

TiC (titanium carbide) rods embedded in the crushing face provide localised hardness of 3200 HV — significantly harder than any work-hardened manganese surface. The Mn22 base retains its impact tolerance while the TiC rods resist edge rounding in extremely abrasive feeds.

The TiC upgrade is justified when: Plain Mn22 plates wear 40% or more faster than required campaign length, and the cost premium of TiC is offset by reduced changeout frequency and extended production time between shutdowns.

TiC vs Plain Manganese

TiC composite plates typically provide 1.5-2.5x the wear life of plain Mn22 in highly abrasive applications. The actual improvement depends on feed silica content, particle size, and crushing parameters. ATF provides application-specific recommendations based on operating conditions.

Product Range

Jaw Plate Gallery

Fixed and swing jaw plates manufactured to OEM specifications for all major jaw crusher brands.

  • Manganese jaw crusher fixed plate with corrugated profile
    Mn18Cr2

    Fixed Jaw Plate

  • Swing jaw plate for primary crusher
    Primary

    Swing Jaw Plate

  • Heavy duty jaw plates for mining applications
    Mn22Cr2

    Heavy Duty Plates

  • Jaw plate tooth profile detail
    Deep Tooth

    Tooth Profile Detail

  • Manganese jaw plate with TiC inserts for extreme abrasion
    TiC Insert

    Mn22 + TiC Composite

  • TiC composite jaw plates showing insert pattern
    Composite

    TiC Insert Pattern

Not Sure Which Grade is Right?

Our application engineers provide free technical consultations. Tell us your crusher model, feed material, and current wear patterns — we'll recommend the optimal jaw plate grade for your operation.

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Maintenance Guide

Plate Flipping and Wear Management

Plate Flipping Schedule

Wear Stage Action Purpose
30-40% verschlissen Feste Platte um 180° wenden Legt die unverschlissene Brechfläche frei, verdoppelt die nutzbare Standzeit
50-60% verschlissen (gesamt) Schwinge um 180° wenden Die Schwinge verschleißt typischerweise am Austragsende schneller
CSS nähert sich dem Minimum Beide Platten ersetzen Verschlissene Platten können das sichere Spaltmaß nicht mehr einhalten

Before Flipping

Always inspect plates for cracks before flipping. Cracked plates should be replaced, not flipped — a crack may propagate under continued stress and cause catastrophic failure. Check mounting bolt holes for elongation or damage.

CSS Monitoring & Wear Indicators

Vergröberung der Produktkörnung

Cause: Plattenverschleiß vergrößert das CSS

Action: CSS anpassen oder Plattenwechsel planen

Reduzierter Durchsatz

Cause: Verschleiß beeinträchtigt die Brecheffizienz

Action: Plattenprofile prüfen, Austausch erwägen

Ungleichmäßiges Verschleißmuster

Cause: Aufgabe-Segregation oder Fehlausrichtung

Action: Aufgabeverteilung inspizieren, Backenausrichtung prüfen

Material rutscht durch

Cause: Zähne glatt verschlissen (Glasierung)

Action: Platten ersetzen, Greifwinkel-Spezifikation prüfen

Nip Angle and Material Grip

The nip angle is the angle between the fixed and swing jaw faces. For most rock types, the nip angle should be between 19° and 23° to ensure material is gripped without slipping. Worn plates with reduced tooth height effectively increase the nip angle, causing material to slip rather than being crushed.

If material begins slipping despite CSS being within specification, the plate tooth profile has worn too smooth. Replace plates to restore proper grip. Deeper tooth profiles may be specified for slabby or difficult-to-grip materials.

19°–23°

Optimal Nip Angle Range

Varies by material type

Troubleshooting

Common Jaw Plate Problems and Solutions

Platten reißen oder brechen

Possible Causes:

  • Fremdmetall-Einschlag
  • Fehlerhafte Wärmebehandlung
  • Zu festes Anziehen der Befestigungsschrauben

Recommended Solutions:

  • Metalldetektion stromaufwärts verbessern
  • Legierungsspezifikation auf Anwendung prüfen
  • OEM-Drehmomentspezifikationen einhalten
Vorzeitiger Verschleiß (kürzere als erwartete Standzeit)

Possible Causes:

  • Aufgabematerial abrasiver als erwartet
  • Falsche Mangangüte gewählt
  • Unzureichende Kaltverfestigung (feines Aufgabematerial)

Recommended Solutions:

  • Auf höhere Mn-Güte oder TiC upgraden
  • Aufgabematerial-Analyse überprüfen
  • Ausreichende Schlagenergie an der Brechfläche sicherstellen
Ungleichmäßiger Verschleiß über die Plattenfläche

Possible Causes:

  • Segregierte Aufgabeverteilung
  • Backenrahmen-Fehlausrichtung
  • Einkornaufgabe erzeugt Punktbelastung

Recommended Solutions:

  • Aufgabe-Verteilerplatte installieren
  • Rahmenausrichtung prüfen und unterkeilen
  • Aufgabegrößen möglichst mischen
Materialrutschen / schlechte Griffigkeit

Possible Causes:

  • Verschlissenes Zahnprofil
  • Greifwinkel zu flach
  • Platte zu glatt für den Materialtyp

Recommended Solutions:

  • Platten vor vollständigem Zahnverschleiß ersetzen
  • Backenwinkel-Spezifikation prüfen
  • Tieferes Zahnprofil in Betracht ziehen
Glasierung (Oberfläche härtet nicht)

Possible Causes:

  • Aufgabematerial zu fein für Backenbrecher
  • Schlagenergie zu gering
  • Mn-Güte zu hoch für die Anwendung

Recommended Solutions:

  • Feinkorn vorabsieben, gröberes Material aufgeben
  • Aufgaberate prüfen, Choke-Feed beibehalten
  • Niedrigere Mn-Güte erwägen (Mn13/14)
Übermäßiges Feinkorn im Produkt

Possible Causes:

  • Platten über die Grenze hinaus verschlissen
  • CSS zu eng
  • Nachzerkleinerung des Produkts am Austrag

Recommended Solutions:

  • Platten ersetzen, um das Profil wiederherzustellen
  • CSS gemäß Spezifikation erweitern
  • Austragsrutsche auf Verstopfungen prüfen
OEM Compatibility

Compatible Crusher Models

ATF jaw plates are manufactured to the dimensional tolerances of the following jaw crusher lines. Material recommendations based on typical application — confirm with ATF for specific operating conditions.

OEM Models Recommended Grade
Metso
C80 C96 C100 C106 C110 C116 C120 C125 C130 C140 C145 C150 C160 C200
Mn18 for standard quarrying, Mn22 for abrasive feeds
Sandvik
CJ211 CJ411 CJ412 CJ612 CJ613 CJ615 CJ815 UJ210 UJ310 UJ440i
Mn18 for granite/basalt, Mn14 for recycling
Terex Finlay
J-960 J-1160 J-1170 J-1175 J-1170AS J-1480
Mn18 general quarrying
Kleemann
MC 100 MC 110 MC 120 MC 125 MC 140 MOBICAT
Mn18 standard, Mn22 for mining
McCloskey
J35 J40 J45 J50 J67
Mn14 recycling, Mn18 quarry
Komatsu
BR380JG BR480RG BR550JG
Mn18 general purpose
Telsmith
2238 2550 3042 3244 3442 3448 4448 5160 5163
Mn18 standard, Mn22+TiC for taconite
Lippmann
3042 3650 4248 5062
Mn22 for hard rock mining
Eagle
500 1000 1200 1400 2036 2238 2442 3042
Mn18 aggregate, Mn22 mining
KPI-JCI
KODIAK K300 K400 K500 PIONEER 3042 4030 5060
Mn18 general purpose

Model not listed? Contact ATF with the part number or jaw dimensions. Most jaw plates can be manufactured to drawing within 3–5 weeks.

Technical Requirements

Jaw Plate Dimensions and Specifications

Critical dimensions for jaw plate fit: length, width, thickness, mounting hole pattern, and tooth profile. ATF requires at least one of the following to confirm dimensional fit:

  • OEM Part Number

    e.g. Metso 814328513400

  • Crusher Model & Serial

    For cross-reference to OEM specs

  • Dimensional Drawing

    With tolerances specified

  • Physical Measurement

    L × W × T, hole pattern, tooth pitch

Jaw plates should be ordered as matched sets (fixed + swing) to ensure consistent crushing performance and even wear. Mixing old and new plates creates uneven wear patterns and may affect product gradation.

Quick Quote Requirements

  • Crusher brand and model
  • Part number or dimensions
  • Feed material type
  • Current grade / wear issues
  • Quantity (typically matched sets)

Not sure about specifications? Send photos of your worn plates and crusher nameplate — our engineers can identify the correct parts.

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FAQ

Jaw Plate FAQs

Find answers to common questions about jaw plate materials, selection, maintenance, and ordering. Can't find what you're looking for?

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What is the difference between fixed and swing jaw plates?
The fixed jaw plate mounts to the stationary jaw frame and provides the crushing face against which material is reduced. The swing (movable) jaw plate attaches to the pitman and provides the reciprocating crushing action. Both plates are subjected to similar wear forces, but the swing jaw typically wears faster at the discharge end due to the eccentric motion. Plates should be ordered as matched sets to ensure consistent crushing performance.
How do I choose between Mn14, Mn18, and Mn22 grades?
Selection depends on the abrasiveness of your feed material. Mn13/Mn14 provides maximum toughness for applications with high impact or tramp metal risk (recycling, demolition). Mn18 is the industry standard for granite, basalt, and general hard rock quarrying — it offers the best balance of toughness and work-hardening. Mn22 should be reserved for highly abrasive feeds (taconite, quartzite, high-silica aggregates) where Mn18 wears too quickly. Using a higher grade than necessary increases cost without proportional benefit.
When should I upgrade to TiC composite jaw plates?
TiC (titanium carbide) inserts are justified when plain Mn22 plates wear significantly faster than your target campaign length in highly abrasive applications. The TiC rods (3200 HV) provide localised hardness at the crushing face. If your current Mn22 plates are delivering acceptable wear life, TiC offers no benefit. TiC is also not recommended for applications with frequent large tramp metal, as the inserts can be damaged by point-load impact.
Can jaw plates be flipped to extend wear life?
Yes, most jaw plates are designed for flipping. Fixed plates can typically be rotated 180° at 30-40% wear to expose the unworn face. Swing plates can similarly be flipped when one end shows more wear than the other (common at the discharge end). Flipping can nearly double the effective wear life of each plate. Always inspect plates for cracks before flipping — damaged plates should be replaced, not flipped.
How do I measure the correct CSS (closed-side setting)?
CSS is measured at the discharge end of the jaw cavity when the swing jaw is at its closest point to the fixed jaw (closed position). Use a measuring rod or tape at multiple points across the discharge width and take the minimum reading. Compare against OEM specifications for your target product size. Plates should be replaced when wear no longer allows the CSS to be adjusted to specification.
What information does ATF need to quote jaw plates?
At minimum, ATF needs: the crusher make and model, or the OEM part number, or dimensional drawings with tolerances. For material recommendations, also provide your feed material type and current wear experience. Photos of worn plates and the crusher nameplate are helpful if part numbers are not available. ATF can cross-reference most major jaw crusher models to provide correctly dimensioned replacement plates.

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