Cast-In-Carbide is a revolutionary wear material in the rock processing industry. Among its exceptional properties, it offers extremely high wear resistance, along with superior impact and abrasion resilience.
This results in longer wear life, contributing to the lowest total cost of ownership (TCO) among wear parts on the market.
Additionally, Cast-In-Carbide supports safety, environmental, and sustainability goals.
The cast-in-carbide wear material, developed and pioneered by Sandvik, is unique in combining the distinct mechanical properties of its two component materials: nodular iron as the base material incorporating layered cemented carbides.
Cast-In-Carbide is unique because it combines the strengths of both materials – nodular iron and cemented carbide – in a single piece, making it an unparalleled wear material for protecting rock processing equipment and material handling machinery.
Cast-In-Carbide can deliver significant wear life increases for material handling structures and equipment.
Reduced downtime and less frequent replacement of wear parts means that the risk of employee exposure to hazards during maintenance shutdowns is decreased, improving overall workplace safety.