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Standard, Wear and Custom Cement Equipment Parts
One-Stop Cement Plant Spare Parts Supplier
Source cement plant parts across the production process through one focused supplier. AGICO covers cement plant spare parts, cement equipment parts, replacement parts, wear parts and custom spare parts, including parts made to drawings, with engineering communication for standard and custom requirements.
From rotary kiln parts and ball mill parts to vertical roller mill parts, crusher parts, cooler parts, conveying parts, dust collection parts and electrical parts, start with the equipment, process stage or identification information you already have.
Supporting cement equipment spare-parts work since 1997.
Standard spare parts
Wear parts
Custom spare parts made to drawings
Procurement entry
Start with the information you have
Choose the route that best matches your maintenance or procurement task. You can begin with an equipment name, a cement-process stage or the identification information available for a specific part.
Find parts by process
Trace the production flow from raw material handling through grinding, pyroprocessing, cooling, storage and plant utilities, then identify the related part families.
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Send the drawing, sample details, photos, existing part number or other identification information available. Add the equipment model, material, dimensions, quantity and operating conditions when known.
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Spare parts coverage by equipment family
Browse cement machinery spare parts and cement plant spare parts by equipment and function. AGICO's product library combines this core cement-plant range with broader catalog-supported coverage. The examples help identify the right family; final scope, material and compatibility are confirmed against the information supplied for the inquiry.
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These AGICO images show product-family context only. They do not confirm material, dimensions, inventory, order status, compatibility or performance; confirm the applicable supply scope during inquiry review.
Rotary Kiln & Preheater Parts
Rotary Kiln parts include Kiln Tyre, Kiln Support Roller, Kiln Shell, Tip Plate and Sealing Parts, Bearing Bush, Gear Reduction Box, thrust rollers, girth gears and pinions, inlet and outlet sealing parts, nose-ring segments, gearboxes and burner-related components. Preheater parts include Rotary Airlock Valve, nozzles, dip tubes, expansion joints and flap-valve parts.
Ball Mill Parts
Ball Mill parts include Ball Mill Head, Ball Mill Trunnion, Ball Mill Steel Balls, Mill Liner, bearing devices, grates, diaphragms, grate plates, girth gears and grinding media.
Vertical Roller Mill Parts
Vertical Roller Mill parts include Grinding Table, Grinding Roller, Rocker Arm, Grinding Roller Shell, Cage Rotor, roller segments, separator rotors, roller bearings and seals, and main gearboxes.
Crusher Parts
Crusher Parts include Crusher Hammer, Crusher Frame, Jaw Plate, Crusher Rotor, hammer shafts and disks, flywheels and related wear components.
Clinker Cooler Parts
Clinker Cooler parts include Centrifugal Blower, Cooler Grate Plates, clinker rollers, side casings, cooler frames, drive devices, Roots blowers and air cannons.
Roller Press Parts
Roller Press parts include the Roller Shaft, rollers and roller surfaces for order-specific maintenance requirements.
Conveying, Feeding & Storage Parts
Stacker Reclaimer parts include Slew Bearing and Heavy-Duty Wheel requirements. Bucket Elevator parts include Chain Wheel, Plate Chain, Round-Link Chain, Head and Boot components and Elevator Bucket requirements. Coverage also includes Concrete Conveyor Belt, Feed Chute, conveyor pulleys, idlers and cleaners; apron-feeder plates, chains, sprockets and support wheels; and related stacker-reclaimer chain components.
Dust Collection & Environmental Parts
Industrial Dust Collector coverage includes Industrial Filter Bag, cages and pulse valves for bag filters, plus ESP collecting and discharge electrodes, rapping components, controllers and transformers. Dust collection parts are confirmed against the specific equipment requirement.
Electrical & Drive Parts
Power Transformer, gear-reduction units, main gearboxes, hydraulic couplings and other listed electrical or drive components can be discussed against the cement-equipment requirement. Electrical parts remain specification- and application-specific.
Castings, Forgings & Wear Parts
Casting Parts include Slag Pot, Girth Gear, Bearing Housing, kiln tyres, mill liners, grinding media and other cast, forged or wear components.
Additional catalog products
Additional industrial product coverage
Additional listed products include Rolling Mill Stand, Torpedo Ladle and Ingot Mould requirements. These are presented as additional casting and industrial-product coverage rather than as cement-process equipment for every plant.
Selected product range
Featured cement equipment components
AGICO describes material, durability and performance points for these products. Confirm the material, process, inspection and performance basis for each inquiry.
Ball mill component
Ball Mill Head and Ball Mill End Cover
AGICO associates this component with high-quality raw materials, specialized processes and mature manufacturing technology. Confirm the material, process and acceptance basis for the inquiry.
Hardness comparison
Ball Mill Trunnion
AGICO states 30% higher hardness than counterparts and connects that comparison with longer service life and optimized performance. Confirm the comparison for the specific material, process and application.
Rotary kiln component
Kiln Tyre
AGICO lists ZG45, ZG35CrMo, ZG42CrMo and ZG45CrMo grades and associates them with strength and toughness. Confirm the applicable grade and requirement for the quoted tyre.
Rotary kiln component
Kiln Support Roller
AGICO lists ZG55 and ZG42CrMo and describes the resulting component as wear-resistant and durable. Material, heat treatment and performance expectations remain order-specific.
Vertical mill component
Vertical Mill Grinding Table
AGICO emphasizes technical quality and customized service for different requirements. The drawing, interfaces and acceptance criteria still need to be confirmed for each request.
Vertical mill component
Vertical Mill Grinding Roller
AGICO identifies ZG30Mn steel, strict factory inspection and fine processing. Confirm material applicability, inspection scope and processing requirements for the order.
Grinding media
Ball Mill Steel Balls
Ball Mill Steel Balls are presented as grinding media in forged-steel balls and cast-steel balls forms. Confirm size, material, application and supply scope during inquiry review.
Drawing-based review
Customizable Mill Liners
AGICO offers customizable mill liners, Ball Mill Liners and SAG Mill Liners and describes them as durable and hard-wearing. Confirm the mill, drawing, material and performance basis before supply.
Process-led navigation
Coverage across the cement process
Use the process map to connect an operating area with likely equipment and spare-parts families.
Raw material handling
Stacker-reclaimer, conveyor, apron-feeder, bucket-elevator and storage-related parts.
Crushing
Crusher frames, rotors, hammers, shafts, disks, jaw plates and feeder components.
Raw grinding
Vertical roller mill grinding tables, rollers, rocker arms, separator components, seals, bearings and gearboxes.
Pyroprocessing
Preheater valves, nozzles, dip tubes and expansion joints; rotary kiln shells, tyres, rollers, seals, gears and drive components.
Clinker cooling
Cooler grate plates, rollers, frames, casings, drives, blowers and air cannons.
Cement grinding
Ball mill heads, trunnions, bearing devices, liners, diaphragms, grates, grinding media and gearing; roller-press rollers, surfaces and shafts.
Storage, packing and conveying
Conveyor, bucket-elevator, pulley, idler, cleaner, belt and chain components for moving material between plant areas.
Dust collection
Bag-filter bags, cages and pulse valves, together with listed ESP electrodes, rapping components and electrical items.
Plant utilities and drives
Transformers, gearboxes, couplings and associated drive components used with cement equipment.
Custom parts workflow
From available part information to an agreed supply scope
Parts without a known number or complete record often require more context than a name alone. Share what is available, and use the review process to define the requirement before manufacturing begins.
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1. Submit available identification information
Provide a part number, drawing, sample details or photos where available. Include the equipment manufacturer and model, dimensions, material information, quantity and operating conditions when known.
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2. Review and confirm the requirement
Engineering communication is used to clarify the part, drawing and specification information supplied for the request.
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3. Define the material, process and quotation basis
The proposed material and processing route are discussed against the confirmed requirement, forming the basis of the quotation and agreed scope.
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4. Coordinate manufacturing and inspection
After the technical and commercial scope is confirmed, manufacturing proceeds with the applicable inspection plan agreed for the order.
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5. Prepare packaging, documentation and shipment support
Packaging, available inspection documentation and shipment support are coordinated according to the agreed order requirements.
Manufacturing and quality evidence
Manufacturing and Quality Evidence
AGICO describes manufacturing resources that include electric-arc furnaces, heat-treatment furnaces, shot-blasting equipment, boring and milling machines, vertical turning lathes and gear-hobbing equipment. Its capability information also covers casting, machining and finished-component coordination.
Not every method applies to every part or order. Confirm the material checks, dimensional checks, non-destructive testing, acceptance basis and documentation required for the specific quotation.
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Strict quality-control process
AGICO describes a strict quality-control process that may include chemical-composition checks, mechanical-property checks, dimensional checks, ultrasonic testing, carbon and sulphur analysis with a carbon/sulphur analyzer, a German-made OBLF direct-reading spectrometer, tensile testing, impact testing, magnetic-particle testing, penetrant testing and X-ray inspection.
Not every method applies to every part or order. Confirm the material checks, dimensional checks, non-destructive testing, acceptance basis and documentation required for the specific quotation.
Inspection claims to confirm
AGICO uses the phrases Level-2 detection standards, 360-degree all-round non-destructive testing, reliable quality, long service life and cost-effective steel-castings manufacturer. These are supplier statements, not a universal certification, inspection plan, performance guarantee or service-life guarantee; verify the applicable standard and inspection scope for the order.
Large-casting capability
AGICO describes casting, processing, and assembly capabilities and says it can provide 150 tonnes per piece for large carbon-steel castings, manganese-steel castings and other steel castings. The stated capacity is not independently verified for an order; confirm feasibility, material, dimensions and production scope during quotation.
Why consolidate spare-parts sourcing
A clearer route through multi-equipment requirements
Bring a multi-equipment requirement into one review path while keeping every material, drawing, inspection and delivery expectation part- and order-specific.
Start with one consolidated parts list
Group requirements across kiln, mill, crusher, cooler, conveying, dust-collection and drive equipment instead of separating the first inquiry by category.
Keep technical communication connected
Bring drawings, specifications, materials and inspection questions into the same requirement-confirmation process.
Cover standard, wear and custom requirements
Use the equipment-family scope for listed parts and the drawing-based review route for custom requirements.
Align inspection and documentation expectations
State the checks and available documentation needed during quotation so the order scope can be discussed before supply.
Add export packing and shipment support to the discussion
Include packaging and shipment requirements in the inquiry rather than treating them as an afterthought.
Services and support
Support around the part, not only the part name
Discuss the requirement, inspection expectations, packing and agreed support scope as connected parts of the inquiry.
01 / Before quotation
Pre-Sale Service
Pre-sale support includes customization discussion and responsive Q&A. AGICO discusses design and production suggestions for steel castings against customer needs and drawings, with engineering review used to clarify the requested part and supply scope.
02 / Order and support
Sales and After-Sales Service
AGICO describes precise manufacturing, strict factory inspection, on-time delivery and a 365-day service principle supported by professional engineers. Delivery timing, inspection and after-sales scope must be confirmed in the quotation or order rather than treated as unconditional guarantees.
03 / Technical context
Guidance Service
AGICO describes more than 20 years of cement-plant, machinery and spare-parts manufacturing experience. It also reports work with the Luoyang Cement Engineering Design & Research Institute (LCDRI) and exploration of steel-casting production technologies. The relationship and any project-specific technical contribution should be confirmed before reliance.
Manufacturing coordination
Maintain communication on contracted manufacturing progress and confirmed requirement details.
Inspection and available reports
Define the applicable factory inspection, acceptance basis and available inspection-report requirements for the order.
Packaging and export support
Confirm packaging, documents and shipment requirements for the destination and agreed supply scope.
After-sales assistance
Keep the service channel available for questions related to the supplied order and agreed support scope.
Company and worldwide experience
Spare Parts for Cement Machinery: Innovation and Manufacturing
AGICO says its cement-machinery spare-parts work has included research and development, production, export, installation and after-sales since 1997.
Production capability
AGICO describes design and testing technology, a complete sales chain and more than 500 sets of production instruments. The instrument count and capability should be confirmed when relevant to a supplier assessment.
Worldwide project context
AGICO describes worldwide experience in cement EPC and production-line design projects. It reports more than 80 cement EPC projects and 600 cement production-line design projects worldwide, and says this work was acclaimed by customers. These are attributed experience statements; no customer identity, project result or present project status is implied.
Named product breadth
AGICO also states that it produces hundreds of cement-equipment spare parts with high-quality raw materials, including Ball Mill Head, Ball Mill Trunnion, Grinding Roller, Grinding Table, Kiln Support Roller, Kiln Tyre, Slag Pot, Girth Gear and Bearing Housing. Material, manufacturing route and acceptance criteria remain part- and order-specific.
Technical reading
News and Resources
Explore three technical articles with publication dates, direct links and practical summaries for maintenance and selection work.
Rotary Kiln Drive Types, Components, and Fault Analysis
An overview of drive types and components, with troubleshooting context intended to support reliable operation.
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Reduction Gearbox Pricing and How to Choose a Reducer
The article discusses Reduction Gearbox Pricing and How to Choose a Reducer, with selection considerations intended to support cost-effective selection. It does not quote or imply a current price.
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Common Air-Lock Valve Problems and AGICO Improvements
The article reviews Common Air-Lock Valve Problems and describes AGICO Improvements and a revised spare part developed in response. The improvement wording is attributed to AGICO; application and results require part-specific review.
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Supplier-review context
Qualification Evidence for supplier review
AGICO publishes a qualification graphic that can be reviewed as context during supplier evaluation. The image alone does not establish a certificate holder, issuer, scope, certificate number, validity or current status. Ask for the current documents applicable to the company and proposed supply scope.
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Frequently asked questions
Practical guidance for part identification, compatibility review, inspection expectations and quotation preparation.
1. How can I identify a part if I do not have a part number?
Send clear photos, the equipment manufacturer and model, installation position, approximate dimensions and any marks visible on the part. If a sample or drawing exists, mention it in the inquiry. The available information can be reviewed to determine what else is needed; identification and compatibility are not confirmed until the requirement has been checked.
2. Can AGICO review a custom part for manufacturing?
AGICO accepts discussions based on customer drawings and available specifications. Share the drawing, sample details, photos or existing part number and describe the application. Feasibility, material, process and supply scope must be confirmed for the individual request.
3. What drawings or operating data should I provide?
Provide a dimensioned drawing when available, along with tolerances, material information, equipment model, installation position and quantity. Photos, sample details and operating conditions can add useful context. Send only the information you have; the review may identify additional data needed before quotation.
4. How is the material for a replacement or wear part confirmed?
Start with the original drawing, material specification, test information or equipment documentation if available. Also describe the service environment and operating conditions. A proposed material should be reviewed and agreed for the specific application rather than assumed from appearance alone.
5. What inspection and documentation can be discussed?
AGICO references chemical, mechanical-property and dimensional checks as well as several non-destructive testing methods. The relevant inspection method, acceptance basis and available report or document scope depend on the part and order, so list the requirements in the inquiry.
6. Can you supply a replacement compatible with existing equipment?
Compatibility requires confirmation against the existing equipment and part information. Provide the equipment manufacturer and model, original part number, drawings, dimensions, interface details and photos where possible. Do not install a replacement based only on a similar name or appearance.
7. Can export packaging and shipment support be included?
Packaging and shipment support can be discussed as part of the order scope. Provide the destination country or region, quantity, part size or weight information when known, and any project-specific packing or document requirements. The agreed arrangement should be confirmed in the quotation or order documents.
8. What information helps you prepare a useful quotation?
Include your name, business email, company and country or region; identify the equipment or part; add available part numbers, drawings, photos, sample details, material, dimensions, equipment model and operating conditions; and state the quantity and message or special requirements. More complete identification information can reduce clarification, but a quotation still depends on technical and commercial review.
