Vertical roller mills
Rollers run on a rotating grinding table. Wear shows up as a thicker, less stable material bed and grinding pressure creeping up to compensate.
Vertical Roller parts we make most often.
Grouped by where the part sits in the mill. Anything not listed is still worth asking about — we match by drawing, not by catalogue.
Grinding elements and liners
4 partsGrinding Roller Tyre
Grinding Table Liner
Dam Ring
Mill Housing Wear Plate
Classification, feed and air
6 partsSeparator Guide Vane
Separator Rotor Blade
Nozzle Ring
Scraper Blade
Feed Chute Liner
Air Guide Cone
Structure and roller assembly
5 partsGrinding Roller Assembly
Rocker Arm
Wheel Hub
Roller Holder
Grinding Table Base
Drive, pressure and consumables
8 partsHydraulic Cylinder Seal Kit
Accumulator
High-strength Bolt (35CrMo)
Bearing
Reducer Spares
Oil Seal / O-ring
Hardfacing Welding Wire
Lubricant
Which grade should you be running?
The right answer depends on what you grind, not on what we would rather cast.
High-manganese grades work-harden under impact and hold up where lumps are hard and the loading is uneven.
High-chromium cast iron and Ni-Hard usually win on quartz, high-silica limestone, clinker and slag.
A composite or hardfaced part, with the overlay planned into the maintenance cycle rather than treated as a repair.
We will recommend against our own margin when it is the right call. If a cheaper grade will last you as long, we will say so — a part that comes back too early costs us the account.
Send us one part.
We’ll earn the rest.
A photo and a model number are enough to start. Tell us what you run, and what you are running it on — we will come back with the fitment, the grade we would choose for your duty, and a price.