Sintokogio (Sinto) Spare Parts

Sintokogio, usually shortened to Sinto, builds blast machines that run in foundries and metal working plants around the world. The wheel and chamber parts that contact the abrasive wear on a predictable schedule, and unplanned downtime usually starts with a blade or a control cage.

We manufacture compatible replacement parts for Sintokogio blast wheels and blast chambers. Castings come from our own foundry and are finish-machined in-house, which keeps hardness, balance and fit consistent from batch to batch.

What We Supply

Blast Wheel Blades

Straight and curved blades for Sintokogio wheel assemblies. Cast in Cr12MoV, XCr23 or XCr18 and finish ground, balanced as a set.

Control Cages and Impellers

Control cages with machined windows, and impellers that feed abrasive evenly from the feed pipe to the blades.

Wear Liners and Guard Plates

Liners for blast chamber walls, doors and wheel housings. Available in Cr12MoV, XCr23, XCr18, GCr15 and Mn13, cut and drilled to your chamber layout.

Feed Pipes, Sealing Parts and Fixings

Hardened feed pipe inlets, rubber sealing curtains, and the fasteners that hold the assembly together.

Dust Collector Filter Cartridges and Abrasive Handling Parts

Dust collector filter cartridges, air wash separator screens, bucket elevator buckets and screw conveyor flights.

Why Buyers Choose Our Parts

Dimensional Fit Without Rework

Every part is gauged against the original dimensions before dispatch.

Material Grade Stated Up Front

Each quotation names the grade – Cr12MoV, XCr23, XCr18, GCr15 or Mn13.

Support After Delivery

Worldwide spare parts supply with technical support, plus OEM and ODM service.

How to Order

Send the machine model, the part name and, if you have it, the part number. Send a photo or drawing if the number is unknown.

Price shown is a starting reference. Final pricing depends on the part number, material grade and order quantity. Send your part list for an exact quotation.

Note: Sintokogio and Sinto are registered trademarks of their respective owners. The brand names are used only to describe wear-part compatibility.