Dual Carbide Insert Grader Blades
Dual-Carbide Blades with a New Improved Braze and a More Wear-Resistant Steel Body! |
…engineered specifically to reduce costs associated with replacement part inventory, downtime, labor, and overall operations! |
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Dual-Carbide Blade Sizes/Ordering Information |
(Blades beveled at top to fit grader moldboard) |
Thickness in.(mm) | Width in.(mm) | Length in.(mm) | New Order Code | Old Part Number | Bolt Dia. in.(mm) | Weight lbs.(kg) |
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.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 24 (610) | 1011871 | 904981999 | .625 (16) | 32 (15) |
.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 36 (914) | 1011872 | 904982000 | .625 (16) | 48 (22) |
.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 48 (1219) | 1011875 | 904982001 | .625 (16) | 63 (29) |
.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 36 (914) | 1011879 | 904982003 | .750 (19) | 48 (22) |
.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 48 (1219) | 1011877 | 904982002 | .750 (19) | 63 (29) |
.875 (22) | 5 (127) | 60 (1524) | 1311238 | N/A | .625 (16) | 77 (35) |
Specifications | |
Steel holder: | SAE 1040-1045, hot-rolled |
Carbide inserts: |
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Braze: | A high-strength alloy material |
Bolting Recommendations |
To reduce the likelihood of blade chatter and/or failure, use Grade 8, Number 3 head plow bolts and nuts. |
Hole-Punch Data |
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Dual-Carbide Blade Accessories |
MAG/500 x (1/2″) thick Cover Blades are essential when operating Dual-Carbide Grader Blades in extremely abrasive conditions. Because the non-carbide portion of the Dual-Carbide blade is a much softer material, the wash within the front portion of the blade causes the bolt-heads to wear before all of the Carbide is consumed. Therefore, these extremely wear-resistant Cover Blades provide the additional wear needed to consume the entire amount of Carbide. |
Users should know that it is not necessary to install these Face Cover Blade when a new system is installed… only when the bolt-heads are in jeopardy of containing the blade on the Grader moldboard. It is MHL’s feeling that when the bolt-heads can no longer secure the Dual-Carbide Blades to the Grader, the MAG/500 Face Cover Blades should then be installed. With this procedure, we know of users where a set of the Cover Blades will last long enough to protect and give the necessary wear-life to (3-4) sets of Dual-Carbide Blades. |
Bottom view of carbide dowel type end protector
Can be used with the following systems:
- Kennametal dual-carbide grader blade
- carbide snow plow blade using armor-500 protection plates
End view of carbide dowel type end protectors
- View shows measure of 7 – carbide dowels shielding end wear of carbide blades
- Carbide dowels are embedded individually to prevent breakage
- Carbide dowels throughout are mining grade quality
- Size: 0.78″ long x 0.55″ diameter
- 100% warranty against breakage
Bottom view of carbide dowel type blade saver
can be used with the following systems:
- Kennametal dual-carbide grader blades
- Carbide combination ice & snow removal systems
- Carbide snow plow blades using armor-500 protection plates
- Any type of carbide blades used as a blade saver for added wear-life
End View: Showing spacer for MAG/500 x (1/2″) thick Cover Blade
Bottom View: Carbide Dowel Severe Duty End Protector.
Two rows carbide dowels attached on outside and bottom.
End/Bottom View: Showing firm/compressed fit along edges of
MAG/500 x (1/2″) thick Cover Blade & Dual-Carbide Front Insert
Front View: 2-ft Dual-Carbide Blade showing total protection from
MAG/500 x (1/2″) thick Cover Blade
MHL Systems Grader Blade plus Armor Plates
Armor (500) Plates: Produced using 1/4-3/8-1/2 inch thickness.
Full carbide insert protection while blading at a 20 degree wear angle.
Carbide insert wear indicators (V’s) spaced every 12 inches.
Bottom view showing total length (3 or 4 foot) grader blades. |
Carbide inserts either 5/8″ or 3/4″ high.