Successful rock crushing hinges on efficiency. Many factors contribute to that efficiency – from plant design, to safety in operations, to seasonal optimizations – but the underlying goal, always, is to maximize the value of each system component.
That’s why utilizing rock crushing equipment liners well is central to profitable production. Liners come in many forms, such as bowls, mantles, jaw dies, cheek plates, curtain liners, blow bars, to name a few, and therefore they are one of the most frequently replaced system components in rock crushing – and, too often, they aren’t utilized to their full value. That can lead to costly inefficiencies in your system.
But, you can avoid this. Here’s what you need to know about rock crushing equipment liners, including:
How long they should last
How to calculate liner utilization
How to maximize liner life, and
How to avoid the most common liner mistake.
Armed with this knowledge, you’ll be able to boost your efficiency in using rock crushing equipment liners—and that will impact the success of your entire operation.