Aggregate and mine operators replace crusher and screen wear parts on a cycle. They buy tonnes of steel, but what they are actually buying is the tonnes of product that pass before the part is worn out.
Wear parts for the crushing and screening stages, for the same quarry and mine buyers who run our undercarriage and slurry pump lines.
The same profile is produced in different abrasion-resistant material families, and the trade is straightforward: a wear part that lasts longer costs more per piece but less per tonne crushed. Give us the feed material, the throughput and how the current part wears, and we will quote the grades worth comparing.
Send the crusher make and model, the part number if you have it, or a photo of the worn part with the pattern visible. Screen decks should be quoted by aperture, wire diameter and panel size.

Compare cost per tonne of product crushed, not cost per piece. Ask for the wear material class on each quote and the expected service life in your application, then compare the two against your tonnage.
Yes. Wear parts are matched by crusher model and cavity profile rather than by brand alone. Send the model and the part number from the worn component.