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Blade Liner Ran 103 Months With Zero Failures

October 13, 2026

Field Report The Job: Concrete recycling yard The Machine: Mining-class track dozer The Punishment: Large chunks of tear-out concrete hitting the blade, rebar dragging across the face, and broken concrete grinding at the surface on every push The Plate: Wear resistant CCO RaptorPlate® blade liner …


How to Install Wear Resistant CCO RaptorPlate®: Fillet and Plug Weld Procedure

October 13, 2026

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OEM vs. Aftermarket Mining Wear Parts: A Buyer's Guide

September 14, 2026

Every maintenance manager running a high-wear operation has asked the same question at some point: should we be buying OEM parts, or is there a better option? It sounds simple. In practice, it depends on what the operation is optimizing for, what the ore conditions look like, and whether the…


Five Years. Four Applications. One Liner Package.

September 2, 2026

Every wear plate salesperson will tell you theirs lasts longer. The question is: longer than what? A Yukon-based contractor put a 1/2" wear resistant CCO RaptorPlate® liner package on a large dozer blade and worked it for five years across four very different applications. Hard rock, placer …


Mining Chute Liners for Underground Applications

August 12, 2026

Underground conveyor chutes take a beating. High velocity material, tight geometry and impact zones eat through standard liners faster than the maintenance schedule allows. The wrong liner in the wrong spot does not just wear out, it creates unplanned downtime at the worst possible time. Raptor has…


HarderPlate® by Raptor for Mining, Quarry, and Heavy Equipment

June 30, 2026

HarderPlate® is Raptor's quenched and tempered abrasion resistant steel plate, engineered to take heavy impact and available in three hardness grades from 400bhn to 500bhn for mining, quarry, and heavy equipment across all makes and models. Wear plate fails one of two ways. It gets ground down, or …


Ground Engaging Tools (GET): Wear Points and When to Change Them

June 18, 2026

Ground engaging tools, usually shortened to GET, are the parts that touch the ground first. Teeth, adapters, shrouds and cutting edges take the abrasion so the bucket underneath does not have to. They are consumables by design. Every one of them is meant to wear out, and the question on any site is…


Dragline GET — Selection and Wear Life Considerations for High-Volume Mining Operations

June 17, 2026

Draglines are among the most productive and capital-intensive machines in surface mining. A single dragline bucket can move enormous volumes of material every shift, and the ground engaging tools attached to that bucket are what make it possible. When GET wears out or fails, productivity stops.…


Bucket Lip Shrouds for Mining Excavators

June 17, 2026

The lip is the most expensive edge on an excavator bucket to lose. It takes impact and abrasion on every pass, and once it wears, the fix is a rebuild or a new bucket. Lip shrouds exist so that never has to happen. A bucket lip shroud sits over the lip between the teeth and takes the wear in its…


Bucket Heel Shrouds for Excavators and Loaders

June 17, 2026

The heel of a bucket rarely fails in a way anyone notices. It does not crack or snap. It just grinds away, cycle after cycle, until the back corner is rounded off and the bucket structure itself starts taking the wear. By the time someone spots it on a walkaround, the fix is a structural repair…