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Introducing Our Hybrid TiC Crushing Toothlurry Valves

Severe Duty in Crushing Applications

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Crushing teeth and crushing segments are widely used across mining and oil sands crushing operations, where they are exposed to continuous high impact and severe abrasive wear conditions.

Despite a wide range of material options available in the market, operators still face recurring challenges, including limited wear life, impact-induced damage, and occasional tooth fracture or brazed insert debonding. These issues can lead to downstream equipment risks, unplanned downtime, and increased maintenance costs.

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Engineered Base with Targeted Reinforcement​

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CIM introduces a crushing tooth system combining an Alloy steel base with cast-in TiC studs located in critical wear areas.This design improves wear performance in high-impact applications and provides enhanced resistance to tooth fracture and insert loss compared to conventional CWI solutions. The cast-in metallurgical bond ensures a fully integrated structure, eliminating brazed insert-related failure risks.

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Flexible Supply ConfigurationFlexible Supply Configuration

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The system can be supplied as part of a crushing segment assembly or as a standalone tooth, depending on equipment design and application requirements.

 

For technical details or application support, contact: sales@canadiancim.com

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