Casing shoe components

Casing teeth & wear bars

WS39 and WS46 teeth with their holders for the cutting ring. BA weld-on bars for local wear protection on the casing and casing shoe.

Product illustration of a casing shoe with its lower cutting edge
Component positions on a casing shoe · Product illustration

Match the tooth and holder

Compare each tooth with its named holder, then confirm the seat, retention and installed projection against your shoe drawing.

WS39 · Tooth & holder

WS39: original catalogue product views and dimensions in millimetres
WS39 Tooth · Dimensions in mm View drawing
WS39 Holder: original catalogue product views and dimensions in millimetres
WS39 Holder · Dimensions in mm View drawing

WS39 cutting profile and matching holder reference. Specify the required teeth, holders and retention parts separately.

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WS46 · Tooth & holder

WS46: original catalogue product views and dimensions in millimetres
WS46 Tooth · Dimensions in mm View drawing
WS46 Holder: original catalogue product views and dimensions in millimetres
WS46 Holder · Dimensions in mm View drawing

WS46 cutting profile and matching holder reference. Check the holder seat and retention arrangement for this model.

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Dimensions are shown on the original catalogue drawings. Confirm the selected tooth, holder and retention parts against the order drawing.

Weld-on wear bars

BA bars are welded to selected wear areas on the casing or casing shoe. Choose the body profile and carbide arrangement for the area being protected.

For BA50-29, use the 26 mm side-view dimension shown in the drawing; the model suffix does not define thickness.

Check the position on your casing shoe

Use the shoe drawing and clear photos of the existing assembly to confirm the following.

Inner & outer clearance

Check the inner and outer cutting projections against the shoe and casing body. Include the casing diameters and wall thickness.

Tooth, seat & retention

Match the tooth profile, holder seat and pin or retainer. Compare installed projection with neighbouring teeth, especially when replacing part of a worn ring.

Wear-bar position

Mark the area to be protected. Check the bar curvature, welding contact surface and projection relative to the inner and outer clearances.

Parts & quantities

List teeth, holders, pins or retainers, and BA bars separately. Include the model, quantity and drawing revision for each item.

Product enquiry

Start with the shoe and the parts you need

Send a shoe photo or drawing, casing dimensions, model and quantities. Mark the tooth positions or wear areas, identify any existing parts you plan to reuse, and include the delivery country.