Esco of America

Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, ESCO Corporation is an independent developer and manufacturer of highly engineered wear parts and accessories for the mining, infrastructure, oil and gas industries and industrial applications .

Product Innovation
Throughout the company's 100-year history, we have always been committed to product innovation. We believe that metallurgy and tribology (wear science) expertise, engineering design, production process management and a sales service network are our core competencies. We have three divisions: Mining, Construction and Industrial, and Ulterra.

Leader in Metallurgy and Manufacturing
ESCO is a pioneer in many foundry production, casting techniques and steel alloys that are industry standards today. ESCO is the first foundry in the world to use Argon Oxygen Decarburization (AOD), an advanced steel purification process. Our design facility is computer-linked to our manufacturing facility, and ESCO's CAD system is integrated with a state-of-the-art computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) system. ESCO Computer Design Workstations deliver customer-specified specifications directly to the model manufacturing facility, ensuring products are manufactured exactly as designed.

We offer wear parts for all kinds of crushing equipment.

canada blackett co., ltd.

In 1968, Black Cat Blades Ltd. began producing blade products in Edmonton, Alberta. Over the ensuing decades, as machine size and horsepower increased, Blackett invested heavily in the latest technology and equipment to produce higher quality, harder, tougher "through hardened" blades. During this period, many other manufacturers were still using older technology, and to make up for the lack of toughness, they made carbon steel blades that were often thicker.

Currently, Blackett Company has several production plants in Canada and China, and its industry-leading products are spread all over the world. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, the company's manufacturing facility in Edmonton produces a wide range of heavy-duty engineered blades for bulldozers, loaders, excavators and shovels. In addition, Blackett also has two factories in Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada, which mainly produce high-capacity mechanical cutting blades, including motor grader blades, snow plow blades and carbide-tipped blades. blade. In 2003, Blackett began developing wear-resistant casting parts products to provide distributors with a wider variety of accessories. The company invests heavily in research and development, design and quality assurance, and is committed to developing top-of-the-line products. The range of casting accessories produced has expanded rapidly, and now covers a wide range of bucket teeth, connectors, ripper teeth, bucket leading and side guardrails, bulldozer blade plates, half-arrow blades and sectors, And many other widely used wear parts.