The supplier profile
From our base at No. 38 Jingli Road, Beichen Science and Technology Park, Tianjin, we research, manufacture and service mining machinery and parts: cone crushers, jaw crushers, gyratory crushers and vibrating screens as complete machines, and the full wear and spare spectrum behind them. The parts catalogue runs to several hundred lines, dominated by cone crusher parts — mantles, concaves, bowl liners, heads, shafts, bushings, gears and frames — with jaw crusher and gyratory coverage alongside. Own-brand equipment is sold under the company name, and compatible replacement parts are manufactured for the HP, Symons, Metso-family and Sandvik-family crusher ranges. The position against those ranges is item by item: head assemblies, gears, bowls and main frames are recorded against specific HP sizes — against HP sizes within the Metso family only, and not against any other Metso-family size or range; mantles, concaves, bowl liners, heads, shafts and bushings are general catalogue lines — heads in this list are the general head line, distinct from the recorded HP head assemblies named in the same list — not recorded against the HP sizes, the GP series, Symons, the Metso family or the Sandvik family; and no part line is recorded against Symons or Sandvik-family models, where every part is confirmed against the original part number when quoted.
What a manufacturer-supplier does differently
A trading supplier copies the last order; a manufacturer reads it. Because our engineers design chambers and rebuild crushers — the repair record includes HP500 head assemblies, tramp release cylinders, horizontal shaft assemblies and main frames — parts enquiries get engineering answers: profile recommendations from wear patterns, assembly-level supply when a rebuild is smarter than pieces, and honest refusals when a requested part would repeat a failure. Wear casting development follows the same loop: the profile change suggested by your last set's wear is cast into your next set, because the foundry and the service team work for the same company.
Export programme
Our established markets span North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, the Mid East, Eastern Asia and Western Europe. Export terms are FOB, EXW, CIF and FCA, with payment by T/T or L/C. The commercial terms buyers most often ask about are simple: minimum order 1 piece on most catalogue parts, confirmed with your quotation, so trial orders and small restocks are practical; stock checked against daily-updated inventory at quotation; lead times stated per order — typically within 15 workdays in peak season for common parts, around one month in the off-season. Certificates available upon request.
Working with us
Your contact is the Import & Export Department, where Angela Ren is the department's named contact — reach the department at the company sales email [email protected] or at [email protected], by phone on +86 22 87580770, or by mobile on +86 137 5230 3055. Distributors and plant operators alike start the same way: send the machine list you support, and we will map the catalogue coverage against it — which parts are stock lines, which are cast or machined to order, and where a shutdown-kit approach will cut your downtime cost. That mapping conversation, with no order attached, is the fastest way to judge whether this supplier fits your operation.
| Company | Tianjin Luckcome Mechanical Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. |
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| Address | No. 38 Jingli Road, Beichen Science and Technology Park, Beichen District, Tianjin, China 300400 |
| Markets | North & South America, Europe, Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, Mid East, East Asia |
| Terms | FOB / EXW / CIF / FCA; T/T or L/C; MOQ 1 piece on most parts, confirmed with your quotation |
How a first order usually goes
Most long relationships with this company start smaller than a framework agreement: one wear set for one crusher, ordered against a part number, measured honestly when it comes off. That trial wear set is a general catalogue line: it is not recorded against the HP sizes, the GP series, Symons, the Metso family or Sandvik-family models, and it is identified against the machine's original part number. That pattern is deliberate on our side. The minimum order of 1 piece, confirmed with your quotation, exists so that proof is cheap; the fit-verification step exists so that the trial is fair; and the wear-record conversation exists so that the result — good or bad — becomes data the next order is specified from. Distributors follow a version of the same path, beginning with the fast-moving lines for the fleets they support and extending into assemblies and less common sizes as the identification data accumulates. If that is the way your organisation prefers to qualify a supplier, you will find the process here built for it: start with the machine list, or with a single part number, and let the arithmetic of the first campaign make the case.
Send us your part number or drawing
Quotes are prepared against your model, part number or dimension drawing. Minimum order is 1 piece on most catalogue parts — like the current lead time, it is confirmed with your quotation (typically within 15 workdays in peak season and about one month in the off-season). Contact Angela Ren of the Import & Export Department at the company sales email [email protected] or by mobile on +86 137 5230 3055.