Guanxuan picks solve the mining problems of F10-F12 strata in Shanxi coal mines

NO.1 Customer Background

Coal mines in Shanxi are famous for their rich resources and high mining difficulty. In the process of mining for many years, the company has been looking for high-performance picks that can adapt to F10-F12 hardness rock formations to cope with the growing mining demand and cost control pressure.

NO.2 Construction Challenge

Driving and mining in F10-F12 high-hardness rock formations place extremely high demands on the wear resistance, impact resistance and thermal stability of the picks. Traditional picks wear quickly and are frequently replaced under such conditions, which seriously affects the construction progress and economic benefits.

NO.3 Guanxuan Pick Solution

The picks for tunneling machines and coal mining machines are made of high-strength alloy materials and special heat treatment processes, and have excellent hardness and toughness. In actual applications, these two picks have shown excellent wear resistance and impact resistance, effectively extending their service life and reducing maintenance costs.

NO.4 Cooperation Plot

At an industry exhibition, the head of the company first learned about Guanxuan picks. After in-depth technical exchanges and product testing, the company decided to try out Guanxuan picks on some tunneling machines and coal mining machines. During the trial period, the performance of Guanxuan picks exceeded expectations, especially in terms of wear resistance and stability, which was significantly better than the original products. This successful trial prompted the company to fully adopt Dulbert picks and establish a long-term cooperative relationship with Guanxuan.

NO.5 Customer Feedback

The head of the company said that since the full adoption of Guanxuan picks, construction efficiency has been significantly improved, and the replacement frequency of picks has been reduced by about 40%, greatly saving operating costs. At the same time, Guanxuan's professional technical support and rapid response service also left a deep impre