Cone Crusher Wear Parts for Mining & Aggregate Applications

Reliable cone crushing solutions designed for mining and aggregate operations.
We supply OEM-compatible wear parts, including mantles, bowl liners, and concaves, engineered for extended service life and consistent crushing performance.

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Cone Crusher Working Principle & OEM Wear Part Solutions

Cone crushers operate on a compression-based crushing mechanism where material is reduced between a rotating mantle and a fixed concave (bowl liner). An eccentric assembly drives the main shaft in a gyratory motion, creating continuous compression as feed material descends through the crushing chamber.

This working principle enables precise particle size control and consistent cubic product shape, which is why cone crushers are widely used for secondary, tertiary and quaternary crushing in hard rock mining and aggregate applications.

Crusher performance is not determined by a single component, but by the interaction of key mechanical and wear elements:

• Cone crusher liners (mantles and concaves) defining chamber geometry
• Eccentric bushings controlling rotational movement
• CSS (closed side setting) regulating output size
• Manganese liner grade influencing wear resistance and service life

As a dedicated cone crusher wear parts manufacturer, MineVant supplies OEM-compatible cone crusher liners, manganese cone liners and mechanical spare parts engineered for reliable performance. Our replacement wear parts are optimized according to rock abrasiveness, feed characteristics and operational duty to improve liner longevity and reduce total cost per ton.

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OEM Compatible Cone Crusher Brands & Models

Precision-manufactured aftermarket mantles and concaves compatible with leading global crusher brands.

METSO

Models:
HP100, HP200, HP300, HP400, HP500, HP800
GP100, GP200, GP300, GP500

Note:
Nordberg HP and GP series

SANDVIK

Models:
CH420, CH430, CH440, CH660
CS420, CS430, CS440

Note:
Hydrocone CH and CS series

TEREX / CEDARAPIDS

Models:
TC1000, TC1150, TC1300
MVP280, MVP380, MVP450

Note:
Terex Minerals Processing

TRIO (WEIR)

Models:
TP260, TP350, TP450
TC36, TC51, TC66

Note:
Trio stationary cones

FLSMIDTH

Models:
Raptor 200, 300, 400
XL300, XL400, XL900

Note:
Raptor & XL performance cones

KLEEMANN

Models:
MCO 9, MCO 11, MCO 13

Note:
Wirtgen Group mobile crushers

Extended Supported Crusher Brands & Models

We manufacture aftermarket cone crusher parts compatible with a wide range of global brands, including legacy and discontinued models.

Our engineering team maintains cavity profiles, dimensional data and casting patterns for numerous cone crusher series worldwide.
Below is a representative list of supported brands and models. Additional configurations are available upon request.

Crusher Brand	Representative Cone Crusher Models
Allis‑Chalmers	600 Hydrocone, 4‑60 HYD, AC36, AC42, AC55, AC4248, AC500, AC1366, AC3655
Chyi Meang (CMC)	2S, 3S, 4S, GP5
Dragon / Cedarapids RC	RC36, RC45, RC54, RC54‑FH, RC54‑FH‑CLASSIC, RC66
Euro Cone (CFBK)	CFBK36, 940, 1100, 1150, 1360, 2120
Faco	TS90, TS120
FLSmidth	RXL‑200, RXL‑300, RXL‑300+, RXL‑400
Jaques	35, G50
Kleemann	MCO9 EVO / S EVO, MCO11 EVO / PRO, MCO13
KPI‑JCI Kodiak	K200, K300, K350, K400, K500
Kue‑Ken	18, 28
Liming	CSB160, HPC220, HPT300, HPT500
Lokomo	G258
Metso GP / MP / MX / WF	GP100 – GP550 series, GP7, MP800 – MP1250, MX3, MX4, WF100 – WF800, G1815 – G610, LT300
Minyu MCC / MSP	MCC/MCS/MCF/MCSS 600 – 1680HN, MSP100 – MSP400 (F / M / C)
NMS	CC400
Nordberg G‑Series	G1810, 2610, 3210, 3812, 3815, 5015, 610
Omnicone	937, 1144, 1352, 1560
Rexnord	GYR22, 36, 42, 42‑70, 48, 54, 66, 84
Kharkov	KKD900 – KKD1500, KSD/KMD 1200 – 2200
Sandvik CS / CJ / H‑Series	CS420 –CS660; CH420 – CH895; H60, H7800
Shanghai PYB / PYFB / PYGD etc.	PYB900 – PYB2200, PYFB900 – PYFB1600, PYGB/PYGD/PYDF/PYGF series
Shanmei SMH	SMH120C, SMH250C
Shaorui / NHI	185, SC185Z, SC220, SRC220, SG160
Svedala Hydrocone / Superior	36M84, H36 – H8800, S2000 – S6800
Symons (Standard & Short Head)	2 ft – 7 ft, 4800 SH HD, 5100
Telsmith	24VFC, 36 – 68 series, 44/48/52/57/66 S/FC/H/SBS, 6614, T300, T400, 1100, 1110
Terex Cedarapids / Maxtrak / MVP	MVP280 – MVP550, Maxtrak1000 – 1500, C1540 – C1554
ThyssenKrupp Kubria	FM 90, 1140G, G110, G150
Trio	TC36 – TC84X, TP350 – TP600
Metso HP	HP100, HP200, HP300, HP400, HP500, HP700, HP800
Metso GP Fine	GP100, GP200, GP300, GP330, GP550, GP11F, GP220
GP Secondary	GP100S, GP200S, GP300S, GP500S
Sandvik CH	CH420, CH430, CH440, CH540, CH550, CH660, CH860i, CH865i, CH870i, CH890i, CH895i
Sandvik CS	CS420, CS430, CS440, CS550, CS660
Terex / Finlay	1000, 1150, 1300, 1400, 1500 Maxtrak, C-1540, C-1545, C-1550, C-1554

At MineVant, we specialize in manufacturing high manganese steel cone crusher liners, mantles, concaves, bowl liners and mechanical spare parts for OEM-compatible applications.

Custom manufacturing based on technical drawings or cavity specifications is available.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

All brand names, model numbers and trademarks referenced on this website are used solely for identification and compatibility purposes.MineVant Machinery Co.,Ltd. is an independent manufacturer and supplier of aftermarket replacement parts and is not affiliated with, authorized by, or endorsed by any original equipment manufacturer (OEM).Any reference to OEM names or model designations is strictly for the purpose of indicating compatibility.All trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.

Cone Crusher Mechanical & Structural Components

We manufacture and supply a full range of cone crusher spare parts, including structural components, transmission parts, adjustment mechanisms and protective accessories.

Cone Crusher Component Category	Representative Spare Parts
Structural Components	Frame, Main shaft, Eccentric Assembly
Transmission Components	Bushings, Pinions & Gears, Pinion shafts & Countershafts
Adjustment & Fasteners	Adjustment Rings & Bowls, Thru Bolts, U-Bolts, Adapter Rings, Wedges
Protection & Sealing	Epoxy Backing, Support Rings, Torch Rings, Filler Rings, Spider Rim Liners
Common Parts	Feed Plates, Mounting Bolts, Head Assemblies

CONE CRUSHER LINERS — STOCK & CUSTOM MANUFACTURING

Stock mantles and concaves available for fast dispatch.
Custom liners produced to your drawing, pattern or cavity specification.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Cone Crusher Parts & Liners

Technical answers about mantles, concaves, manganese grades, compatibility and custom manufacturing.

What is the difference between a mantle and a concave (bowl liner)?

The mantle is the inner wear liner mounted on the rotating cone head of a cone crusher. The concave, also called the bowl liner, is the outer stationary liner fixed inside the upper frame or bowl assembly.
Together, the mantle and concave form the crushing chamber in a cone crusher. During operation, the mantle gyrates eccentrically against the concave, compressing and crushing material between the two manganese steel surfaces.
Because both cone crusher liners wear simultaneously, they are typically replaced as a matched set to maintain proper chamber profile and optimal crushing efficiency.

How do I choose the correct manganese steel grade for cone crusher liners?

Selecting the right manganese steel grade depends on feed hardness, impact level, reduction ratio and crusher type.
• Mn13Cr2 is commonly used for secondary and tertiary cone crushing applications.
• Mn18Cr2 provides improved wear life in harder rock such as granite, basalt or quartzite.
• Mn22Cr2 is typically used in heavy-duty primary cone crushers or high-impact conditions.
Using a higher manganese content than necessary does not always increase wear life. Work-hardening requires sufficient impact energy. The correct grade ensures balanced wear performance and cost efficiency.

What is closed-side setting (CSS) in a cone crusher?

Closed-side setting (CSS) is the minimum gap between the mantle and concave at the closest point in the crushing cycle.
CSS directly affects product size, throughput capacity and liner wear rate. A smaller CSS produces finer material but may increase liner wear and power consumption. Proper CSS adjustment is essential for maintaining crusher performance and maximizing cone crusher liner life.

How often should cone crusher liners be replaced?

Replacement frequency depends on feed material, operating hours, chamber configuration and manganese grade.
In general, cone crusher mantles and concaves should be replaced when:
• The liner profile becomes excessively worn
• Production efficiency decreases
• The chamber geometry changes significantly
Running worn liners too long can reduce crushing efficiency and increase operating costs.

Are your cone crusher parts OEM original?

Our products are aftermarket replacement cone crusher parts manufactured to OEM dimensional and profile specifications.
We are not affiliated with original equipment manufacturers, but our mantles, concaves and bowl liners are engineered to meet OEM compatibility standards for major crusher brands.

Can you manufacture cone crusher liners based on drawings?

Yes. We provide custom manufacturing of cone crusher wear parts according to:
• Engineering drawings
• OEM cavity profiles
• Pattern samples
• Part numbers
All custom castings are verified before production to ensure dimensional accuracy and chamber compatibility.

What information is required to quote cone crusher parts?

To provide an accurate quotation, please send:
• Crusher brand and model
• Part number (if available)
• Chamber type or cavity profile
• Required manganese grade
• Quantity needed
If available, a technical drawing or cavity profile greatly improves compatibility verification.

What is crusher backing compound and why is it important?

Crusher backing compound is a two-component epoxy material used to fill the gap between the liner and crusher head or bowl.
It absorbs shock loads, prevents liner movement and protects the crusher structure. Proper backing compound application improves liner lifespan and operational safety.

What is the typical lead time for cone crusher parts?

Lead time depends on pattern availability and production schedule.
• Stock models: typically 1–2 weeks
• Custom cone crusher liners: approximately 3–5 weeks
Urgent production schedules can be discussed depending on project requirements.

Looking for reliable cone crusher mantle and concave suppliers? Contact our technical team for engineering support and compatibility verification.