Repairing a concrete crusher in Angola requires careful planning, sourcing of parts, and skilled labor due to the country’s logistical challenges. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you with the repair process:
1. Identify the Problem
– Conduct a thorough inspection to determine the cause of failure (e.g., worn-out jaws, hydraulic leaks, electrical faults, or structural cracks).
– Check common wear parts like hammers, liners, bearings, and belts.
2. Source Replacement Parts
– Local Suppliers: Check if Angola-based suppliers (e.g., in Luanda or Lubango) stock crusher parts.
– International Suppliers: If parts are unavailable locally, order from manufacturers (e.g., Metso, Sandvik, Terex) or global suppliers (like Crusher Spares Ltd).
– Consider air freight for urgent shipments due to Angola’s slow port clearances.
3. Find Skilled Technicians
– Hire local heavy equipment mechanics with crusher repair experience.
– If expertise is lacking, bring in technicians from neighboring countries (South Africa, Namibia) or arrange manufacturer support.
4. Perform Repairs
– Replace damaged components (bearings, shafts, hydraulic cylinders).
– Weld structural cracks if necessary.
– Rebuild or replace worn-out crushing jaws/mantles.
– Test hydraulic and electrical systems for leaks/shorts.
5. Maintenance Tips to Prevent Future Issues
– Regularly lubricate bearings and moving parts.
– Inspect wear parts frequently.
– Keep spare parts on hand for quick replacements.
6. Challenges in Angola
– Logistics: Delays in importing parts; plan ahead.
– Power Supply: Ensure stable electricity or use generators.
– Corrosion: Coastal areas may accelerate wear; use corrosion-resistant materials.
7. Local Contacts & Resources
– Equipment Dealers:
– Liebherr Angola
– Mantrac Angola (Caterpillar dealer)
– ELB Equipment (South Africa-based but services Angola)
– Workshops: Look for heavy machinery repair shops in Luanda or Lobito.
Would you like recommendations for specific crusher brands or assistance with sourcing parts? Let me know the exact model and issue for more tailored advice!





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