Technical Designers
Your problems are complex
Wear-Concepts’ Technical Designers understands. Our Technical Design department is professional, knowledgeable, And innovative and will work to reduce your downtime and increase your profits.
Our experienced Technical Designers help our customers by providing in-house technical design services and combining interdisciplinary project teams, especially in the fields of cost controlling, preventative wear, repair, and replacement. Involved in all phases of the product development process, from site visits to support services for manufacturing and installation,
Wear-Con’s staff of full-time Technical Designers is ready to assist you with your toughest wear problems, utilizing all of the resources and knowledge that Wear-Con offers. When it comes to product support, Wear-Con is the leader in the industry. Our Technical Designers staff is always available for on-site evaluations and can custom-design parts to meet your specific wear specifications. Get the most from your equipment. Contact Wear-Con today!
The leadership you need, the service you deserve.
The priceless combination of leadership and service is rare indeed. That’s exactly what Wear-Concepts offers you with their experienced Project Management Services: leadership to direct your crew on sight to a new level of performance and the service that respectfully owns your wear problem.
Our Project Managers will train, steer, and supervise your people to ensure the job gets done right away. Providing professional oversight of installation, maintenance, repairs, and emergency services at your location, Project Managers are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Wear-Con’s Project Managers have years of worldwide field crew and command experience and are dedicated to improving quality and performance; therefore, our project management guidance and instruction will ensure outstanding results for your crews even in the most challenging wear problems.
Project Management
Wear Specialist
You’ve got an ally!
Wear-Concepts’ Wear Specialists are not referred to as “Outside Salesmen.” That’s because their first priority is you. Would they like to sell you something? Sure. But what they are providing are specific material flow solutions for your specific material flow problems. Think of Wear Specialists as the old time doctors that would make house calls.Only now the patient is your plant.
A Wear Specialist’s primary purpose is to help you minimize your costs and downtime associated with operating your business. They offer solutions to the toughest wear problems in conveying systems, mills, crushing operations, and pipelines. Wear-Con’s Wear Specialists are ready to design unique, innovative solutions that can take an idea from concept to installation. They will work directly with you to tackle your most difficult wear problems in regards to cost control, preventative wear, repair, and replacement. Wear Specialists are constantly working to help you get the most from your material handling system.
When it comes to customer support, Wear-Con is the leader in the industry. Our Wear Specialists are always available for on-site consultation, evaluation, diagnosis, and advice. You’ve got an ally!
What is your metal made of
Not all metals are created equal. Depending on the composition, metallurgy can vary greatly.
PMI (Positive Material Identification) is critical in making sure the right metal is in place in your facility to prevent production failure.
But how can you really know for sure? Wear-Concepts can test and accurately report the elemental analysis of your alloy sample at our Liberty, Missouri facility.
The analysis will break down the composition into the following categories:
- Elemental chemistry
- Elemental percentages and concentration
- Alloy Grade ID
- Classification of metal type
How hard is your metal?
The hardness of metal depends on several factors. Composition, cast, density, and temper are a few of several components that determine hardness.
But how can you really know for sure? Wear-Concepts can test it at our Liberty, Missouri facility.
A ping test will sample a variety of locations to determine the overall Brinell or Rockwell hardness.
Some types of metals that are routinely tested include the following:
- Mild steels
- AR plate
- Stainless
- Chrome carbide overlay
- High chrome white iron
- Sintered carbide
Metal Testing
