What should I send for a quotation?

Send the complete reference number, crusher model, quantity and delivery destination. If identification is uncertain, add a clear photo of the marking or installed part.

Can I ask about several references in one enquiry?

Yes. Keep each reference and its quantity on a separate line. Include the machine model and describe any required assemblies or associated parts.

How do I confirm availability and delivery?

Ask for confirmation against the exact reference and quantity. The quotation sets out the agreed supply scope and delivery terms.

How do I choose a material for jaw plates and cheek plates?

Start with the feed: hard, abrasive rock in a controlled feed generally points to more wear-resistant options, while large feed, high impact or possible tramp metal generally points to tougher manganese grades. Share the feed type, maximum feed size and how the old plate wore so the grade can be matched to the duty.

How do I select the jaw plate profile?

Confirm whether you need the fixed or the swing plate, the tooth profile, and whether the plate is one-piece or split. Send the crusher model as a compatible-with reference plus the reference or a photo of the plate markings. All brand names and model numbers are for reference only; parts are aftermarket replacements, not OEM.

Can you quote from a drawing or a sample?

Yes. A drawing with revision is best; otherwise send the sample or clear photos with overall dimensions, thickness and fixing details. Lead time and minimum order quantity depend on pattern, casting and machining requirements and are confirmed in writing for the specific plate, not quoted as a general figure.

Jaw Crusher Liners

Overview

Browse fixed jaw plates, swing jaw plates and cheek plates for jaw crushers. Check the reference and installed position before ordering. Fixed and moving jaws, and upper and lower cheek plates, are distinct parts even when the machine model is the same.

Find a part

Material and specification

Specify the required material grade and tooth profile against the exact jaw reference. Include the feed material and operating conditions when discussing a liner change. Material grade alone does not determine service life.

Parts in this category

Fixed and swing jaw plates: confirm the installed position and tooth profile.
Cheek plates: distinguish upper and lower pieces and any stated side or orientation.

Check whether the installed jaw uses a one-piece or split arrangement. A jaw plate reference does not automatically include wedges, bolts or the opposite jaw. List each required plate and retaining part separately.

Identify the correct part

Use the product listings to check the stated model and public reference number. Include every suffix and leading zero. A similar number or the same machine model does not establish interchangeability.

For a repair order or replenishment list, send one line per reference with the required quantity. Identify any parts that need to be quoted together. The quotation confirms the supply scope and delivery terms.

Examples from the product catalogue

GUBT is an independent aftermarket supplier. Brand names and model designations identify the intended application; they do not imply approval by or affiliation with the original manufacturer.

Terms used on product pages

Fixed jaw: the stationary crushing plate.
Swing jaw: the plate carried by the moving jaw.
Cheek plate: a liner protecting the side of the crushing chamber.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I send for a quotation?
Send the complete reference number, crusher model, quantity and delivery destination. If identification is uncertain, add a clear photo of the marking or installed part.
Can I ask about several references in one enquiry?
Yes. Keep each reference and its quantity on a separate line. Include the machine model and describe any required assemblies or associated parts.
How do I confirm availability and delivery?
Ask for confirmation against the exact reference and quantity. The quotation sets out the agreed supply scope and delivery terms.
How do I choose a material for jaw plates and cheek plates?
Start with the feed: hard, abrasive rock in a controlled feed generally points to more wear-resistant options, while large feed, high impact or possible tramp metal generally points to tougher manganese grades. Share the feed type, maximum feed size and how the old plate wore so the grade can be matched to the duty.
How do I select the jaw plate profile?
Confirm whether you need the fixed or the swing plate, the tooth profile, and whether the plate is one-piece or split. Send the crusher model as a compatible-with reference plus the reference or a photo of the plate markings. All brand names and model numbers are for reference only; parts are aftermarket replacements, not OEM.
Can you quote from a drawing or a sample?
Yes. A drawing with revision is best; otherwise send the sample or clear photos with overall dimensions, thickness and fixing details. Lead time and minimum order quantity depend on pattern, casting and machining requirements and are confirmed in writing for the specific plate, not quoted as a general figure.