
Select equipment and wear parts to view product information and applicable operating conditions.
Explore equipment and wear parts by material characteristics, process stage and wear location.
Mines and concentrators handle abrasion, plugging and flotation involving soft ore, clay, sand and apatite particles. Wet-process phosphoric acid and fertilizer plants face corrosion and wear from sulphuric acid, phosphoric acid, fluorides, gypsum crystals and high-temperature drying.
Upstream wear-part selection can draw on ore-washing and slurry-handling practice. Standard high-chromium cast iron is not automatically suitable for acid-plant pumps and valves: assess acid concentration, temperature, fluorides, solids and organic constituents together.
View the equipment and key wear parts used in this production route.






Specify the process route (gyratory crushing–SAG / HPGR / underground block caving / heap leaching) and the relevant process stage. Engineers use the selection matrix to assess materials, service life limitations and drawings:
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ANRANST provides customers worldwide with engineering assessment, production at certified foundries to drawing, quality control and finished-part delivery for custom wear parts and industrial spares, with scope to support other custom industrial parts.
We review mating surfaces and interface dimensions and assess material, heat treatment and manufacturing feasibility.
Material grades and heat-treatment processes are specified order by order, confirmed in the technical agreement and tracked through production.
Drawing confirmation, material and process control, production tracking, inspection and acceptance coordination.
We coordinate manufacturing, quality confirmation, packaging and delivery of complete finished parts in a workable, closed-loop supply process.
Provide the existing model, drawings, drawing or part numbers, materials or operating conditions so we can identify the appropriate technical review and supply route.
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