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Tungsten Carbide
Our hardest material family. For fine-particle erosion and abrasion in demanding operating conditions.
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Industrial wear protection
Wear is inevitable. Downtime isn't.
Chocky bars, overlay plates, tungsten carbide and alumina ceramics, designed to resist abrasion, impact and heat.
The challenge
Ordinary steel wears out where the work is hardest: in chutes, crushers and bucket lips. We protect these surfaces with wear-resistant materials.
- 10+
- years of experience
- 3
- countries with offices
- 4
- material families
High-performance materials
Wear changes.
So does protection.
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Chocky Bars
Weld-on blocks applied to bucket lips, blades and critical edges. Each block can be replaced individually.
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Teckno-X Overlay
Chromium carbide deposited on a steel base plate. Cut, rolled and formed to suit the part.
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Alumina Ceramics
For sliding abrasion with low impact. Chutes, cyclones and pipe linings.
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Resistance outside.
Engineering inside.
Explore the layers. Each part helps protect your operation.
Industries
Where we work
Every operation has its own challenge. Protection starts by understanding yours.
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Mining
Buckets, transfer chutes, crushers, screens and troughs. Severe abrasion combined with impact.
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Cement
Mills, fans, ducts and separators. Fine-particle abrasion combined with heat.
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Steel
Sinter chutes, transfer cars and linings exposed to continuous heat.
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Aggregates
Rock crushing and screening. Short cycles, frequent replacement and pressure to maintain availability.
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Power plants
Wear protection tailored to operating conditions.
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Railways
Wear protection tailored to operating conditions.
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Agribusiness
Wear protection tailored to operating conditions.
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Oil and Gas
Wear protection tailored to operating conditions.
The cost of downtime
What does downtime cost you?
Adjust these inputs to match your operation and explore what extended service life could mean over a year.
Difference over 12 months
RR$ 800.000nbsp;800,000
Today
RR$ 1.200.000nbsp;1,200,000
Scenario
RR$ 400.000nbsp;400,000
Estimate based on your inputs. Covers equipment downtime only. Does not include parts, labor or production losses.
Ready to ship
A part on the shelf is worth more than a part still in production.
When a chute fails mid-shift, manufacturing lead time matters. That is why frequently requested sizes are kept in stock, ready to leave the shelf rather than join a production queue.
Supplier without stock
- Quote
- Production queue
- Transport
- Delivery
weeksuntil the material arrives
Teckno-Alloys · stocked item
- Order with dimensions
- Stock check
- Dispatch
daysuntil the material arrives
It is inventory planning. We buy frequently used sizes in volume and keep them in Betim, so the material is ready when your equipment cannot wait.