New Zealand
Malabou Limited
4/13, Gumfield Drive, Warkworth
Auckland 0910, New Zealand
Email:admin@malabou.com
Australia
Malabou Pty Limited
Level 11, 1 York Street Sydney
NSW 2001 Australia
Email:admin@malabou.com
India
Malabou Testing & Services India Pvt Ltd
738/2C, A P Ind Park,
Goldwins, Avinashi Road
Coimbatore, 641014
Email:admin@malabou.com
New Zealand
Malabou Limited
4/13, Gumfield Drive, Warkworth
Auckland 0910, New Zealand
Email:admin@malabou.com
Australia
Malabou Pty Limited
Level 11, 1 York Street Sydney
NSW 2001 Australia
Email:admin@malabou.com
India
Malabou Testing & Services India Pvt Ltd
738/2C, A P Ind Park,
Goldwins, Avinashi Road
Coimbatore, 641014
Email:admin@malabou.com
Working Hours
We are happy to meet you during our working hours. Please make an appointment.
- Monday-Friday: 9am to 5pm
- Saturday: 10am to 3pm
- Sunday: Closed
Wear Resistant Castings
CS-GET Wear Parts
Material Selection for Wear Resistance Applications
CS-GET is a wear alloy developed by Metallurgists in Malabou for high toughness and wear resistance applications such as Ground Engagement Tools (GET's) and Forestry Harvester Feed Wheel Head Teeth. It is readily weldable in the fully hardened and tempered condition, this makes it especially valuable in the field where welding and hardfacing can be done with minimum preparation.
Typical Applications
Tooth tips for ground engaging machinery, grinding and cutting hammers.
Typical mechanical properties
Hardness grade can range from 460 Hb on larger section tips to 500 Hb on smaller section tips. Impact properties at ambient temperature (20°C) 21 Joules, at zero centigrade 14 Joules.
Heat treatment
Supplied in the quenched and tempered condition.
Welding
Cosmetic weld repairs can be done in the fully heat treated condition; Pre heat to 200°C minimum, GTAW using E8018 B2 wire and allow to cool slowly.
Products
HADFIELD MANGANESE STEEL WEAR PARTS
Hadfield manganese steel is an alloy of steel containing manganese and carbon with a unique property—its ability to harden under the impact of mechanical stress.
Hadfield Manganese Steel is an alloy containing high amounts of both manganese and carbon, developed in 1882 by Robert Hadfield. Initially designed for mining applications, it is renowned today for its exceptional wear resistance and ability to withstand impact forces. It has found various uses in the military, construction, automotive, and rail industries, often used in components exposed to harsh conditions that require the combination of strength and the ability to absorb energy. With its long history and superior performance, it remains one of the most trusted materials for these demanding applications.
Hadfield Manganese Steel is an alloy known for its exceptional toughness and durability. It is a non-magnetic and work-hardening material that can withstand high impact and abrasion, making it ideal for use in the mining, construction, and railroad industries. What sets Hadfield Manganese Steel apart is its ability to work harden, which enables it to become even stronger and more resistant to wear over time. This unique property, combined with its high levels of manganese and carbon, makes it a popular choice for manufacturing components that undergo heavy wear and tear, such as crusher jaws, earthmoving equipment parts, and rail crossings.
