Molten steel being poured in a dark casting foundry producing shredder wear parts
KINTES · Shredder wear parts since 2006

Engineered Wear Parts
for Shredders

Hammers, grates, wear plates, rotor caps, and hammer pins for end-of-life vehicle (ELV) shredding, scrap steel recycling, and aluminum recycling. Each part is cast with controlled chemistry and heat treatment, and every casting is supplied with full inspection documentation.

20+

Years in shredder wear parts

16,000 t

Annual casting capacity

19,000 kg

Maximum single piece weight

Why operators stay with us

Traceable Castings. Documented Performance.

Confidence in wear parts starts with evidence: the chemistry we melt, the heat treatment applied to each batch, the inspections and tests we perform, and the records that link every casting to its production and inspection history.

Supplier for Shredder OEM Partners

We can produce parts either to custom specifications or to optimized designs confirmed after evaluating your operating conditions.

Unique Traceability Code

Each casting is assigned a unique traceability code that links it to its complete production and inspection records.

MAGMA Casting Simulation

Feeding and riser designs are validated by simulation before the first pour to improve casting soundness.

In-House NDT & Mechanical Testing

In-house inspection and testing includeing MPI, UT, RT, and dye DPI. Mechanical testing covers tensile, impact, and hardness testing, and metallographic analysis is also performed in-house.

Proprietary Chemistry & Heat Treatment

Engineered material formulations are paired with controlled heat-treatment cycles to deliver consistent wear performance.

Fit for Mainstream Shredder Models

Hammers, grids, grates, and liners are available for all major shredder makes and models

Product catalog

Selected Wear Parts

A selection of wear parts is shown below. Product pages include specifications and available options.

Reject Door

Reject Door

ZZ300X300 HEAVY DUTY SCRAP SHREDDER REJECT DOOR, HIGH MANGANESE STEEL, UNIT WEIGHT 11500KG

Shredder Hammer

Shredder Hammer

Full-specification hammers for mainstream shredder models worldwide, cast and forged in grades selected for the actual feed on your line.

Grids / Grates

Grids / Grates

Grids engineered for stable discharge size and higher throughput, with hole size, hole shape and discharge angle set to your circuit.

Wear Plate

Wear Plate

Cast wear plates in high manganese and alloy steel, plus plates formed from wear-resistant steel plate for liners, walls and chutes.

Rotor Cap

Rotor Cap

Rotor protection caps and covers that shield the rotor body from direct wear, supplied as single parts or within assembled rotor sets.

Service library

Engineering Support for Wear Parts

Our service descriptions set out the engineering review, manufacturing scope, and deliverables for each order.

Selected cases

Case Studies from Operating Lines

Each case study describes the operating conditions, the proposed solution, and the scope of supply.

News and insights

Technical Notes and Company News

Technical notes and company updates are available in the Articles section.

The Parts Everyone Overlooks: Hammer Pins and Rotor Caps

The Parts Everyone Overlooks: Hammer Pins and Rotor Caps

Discover why hammer pins and rotor caps are critical to scrap shredder reliability. Learn how proper inspection, wear measurement, and timely replacement help prevent rotor damage, reduce unplanned downtime, and extend equipment service life.

Casting Simulation with MAGMA for Shredder Hammer Production: Reducing Field Failure Risk through Soundness Verification

Casting Simulation with MAGMA for Shredder Hammer Production: Reducing Field Failure Risk through Soundness Verification

Casting simulation with MAGMA enables shredder hammer producers to predict internal shrinkage porosity and inclusion risk before production, especially at the eye and striking body where abrupt section changes create hot spots. Soundness verification, calibrated against ultrasonic or sectioning results, confirms predicted sound regions and establishes documented soundness release criteria. Together, predictive simulation and verified soundness keep defective castings out of service, reducing premature fracture, unplanned shutdowns, and economically significant field failure risk in demanding shredding and recycling operations.

Hammer Material and ELV Shredding Efficiency: A Practical Technical Note

Hammer Material and ELV Shredding Efficiency: A Practical Technical Note

Some operators treat shredder hammers as interchangeable consumables and read efficiency from start-of-cycle throughput. Over a full wear cycle, mass loss and edge rounding raise energy per ton and total cost per ton, so grade selection should follow the line's actual ELV feed mix rather than a catalogue hardness figure. Three evidence criteria are useful in supplier evaluation: traceability, inspection scope and engineering capability.

Grids Geometry and Downstream Sorting Efficiency

Grids Geometry and Downstream Sorting Efficiency

In end-of-life vehicle (ELV) recycling, grid geometry plays a critical role in determining downstream sorting efficiency. This field-tuning case examines how screen aperture, grid spacing, and material flow affect the separation of shredded vehicle residues.

Moulding line inside the GOLDSTONE casting plant
About GOLDSTONE

A Foundry Focused on Shredder Wear Parts

We manufacture wear parts for shredders and work with plant operators to match those parts to the conditions under which they operate. GOLDSTONE, KINTES, and 金铁石 are registered trademarks of Sichuan KINTES Technology Co., Ltd.

In-House Casting Plant

Melting, heat treatment, molding, shot blasting, and machining are all covered by a single, traceable production record.

Engineering Collaboration

Our engineers work with you to review your equipment and operating conditions, then recommend design changes to help extend part life.

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Send Your Drawing or Shredder Model

Tell us the shredder model, the feed material, and the part you need. We confirm geometry, material grade, and lead time before production begins.

  • OEM specification or upgraded version
  • Trial samples and first-article inspection for new parts
  • A traceability code and inspection records with every casting

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