AFS Meeting No - Thanks | Wisconsin

Wear Answers

Thank you for requesting my New Report

"Avoiding The 6 Most Common Foundry Wear Plate Mistakes"

Unfortunately we will have to wait until another day to introduce ourselves after the Wisconsin AFS Chapter’s Mini-Expo February 12 & 13, 2009 in Milwaukee.

Immediately following the show, I will send you your personalized report in either Print or CD with the same information that I will deliver at the show.

This brand new report explains the 3 PROVEN strategies that I use to and what steps are needed to achieve that result.

You’ll discover how to:

Discover how to discover what are the true causes of your wear problems
Quickly determine what materials you are currently using
Identify what materials will deliver the best life in your specific applications

This valuable report addresses such topics as:

The four major types of wear that affect your applications
How to identify what material(s) you are currently using, even if there are no records for what was installed on the equipment before you started working there
Which wear resistant steel delivers longer life in your applications
What manufacturers chemistry data tells you about their wear plate life

And much, more.

The CD version contains an extra time saving gadget to assist you in estimating the quantity of welding products needed for your project. All you’ll need to know is the length, width, thickness and quantities to be installed. This will estimate the quantity in pounds, so it doesn’t matter what size products or if you are using wire or stick for the welding procedure.

And it’s my gift to you at absolutely no cost.

I look forward to meeting you at the show & helping you achieve longer wear plate.

I’ll see you soon.

Rich Fercy
Kennametal® Tricon® Inc.,
(920) 858-325

Wear Answers

"The AR400 wear bars on the back of our 400 Kobelco excavator bucket would need repairs after 600-800 hours. We replaced them with TriBraze wear strips which have passed 1500 hours, with some life left".

"We started using your products in a high wear cove area. We were getting approximately 4 weeks out of our existing AR-400 wear plate. We installed a piece of TriBraze and are now running 24 weeks before replacement with the same production levels."

"The sand chutes lined with AR400 on our wash plant would last one season. I replaced it with Super-C clad plate and it finished the 3rd season with a few more remaining."

"Simpson mixer blades made of AR plate with carbide inserts were only lasting 4 weeks. We replaced them with TriBraze and they now last 5 months."

The cast liner section in our rotary drum would last 12 - 18 months. We replaced them with formed TriBraze liners, and they show little wear after two years."

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