Made for the work.
Built for the wear.
High-carbon steel cutting edges, snowplow wear parts, and spreader components for dealers, distributors, municipalities, and commercial fleets. Manufactured and processed in-house where it matters, with specifications that match the job.
Products for the working fleet.
From high-carbon steel edges to the components that keep sanders moving, find the right product family and review the details buyers need to quote accurately.
Steel cutting edges
Our core line of 1084 high-carbon steel replacement edges, cut and punched for common snowplow applications.
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- Thicknesses: 3/8″, 1/2″, 5/8″, 3/4″
- Widths: 6″ and 8″
- Common lengths: 90″, 96″, 102″, 108″, 120″, 132″
- Specify: thickness, width, length, hole size/count, bolt pattern, end offsets, center or top punch
- Note: not every dimension combination is standard
Highway & municipal edges
Long-length and sectional cutting edges with highway-style punching for municipal and fleet plows.
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- Common lengths: 9′, 10′, 11′, 12′
- Typical holes: 11, 12, 13, 14 respectively
- Pattern: 3-3-12 highway punching; typically for 5/8″ bolts
- Other inquiries: 3′ and 4′ sections
- Specify: complete hole layout, section lengths, material, thickness and top/center punch
Carbide cutting edges
Carbide-insert wear edge options for customers seeking an alternative to traditional steel edges.
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- Options: carbide-insert cutting edges and related V-plow wear components
- Specify: steel body dimensions, insert layout, mounting pattern and model/part number
- Also helpful: photographs or drawings and operating conditions
Conveyor & sander chains
Pintle chain and conveyor configurations for salt, sand, and material-spreading equipment.
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- Chain families: 662, 667H, 667X, 667K, 667XH, 88K
- Configurations: chain by length and crossbar chain assemblies
- Specify: chain type, link count or length, crossbar dimension and spacing, connecting links
- Helpful: existing chain photo or equipment part number
Spreader sprockets
Matched sprockets for common spreader-chain applications, with defined tooth-count and bore options.
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- 667X: 8 teeth; 1-1/2″ or 2″ bore
- 662: 6 teeth; 1″ or 1-1/8″ bore
- Specify: chain match, bore, keyway, hub width, offset, and set screws as applicable
Spinner discs
Replacement spreader spinner discs in common diameters for salt and material distribution systems.
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- Diameters: 14″, 16″, 18″, 20″ and 24″
- Specify: thickness, bore, mounting hole layout, vane configuration and rotation
- Helpful: equipment model, old disc measurements or drawing
Rubber edges & V-plow centers
Additional wear surfaces and center components for snowplows with specific replacement requirements.
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- Items: industrial plow rubber and V-plow center components
- Specify: overall dimensions, thickness, hole pattern and part orientation
- Helpful: OEM part number, equipment model, photo or drawing
Curb guards & accessories
Related wear protection and hardware to complete snowplow cutting-edge replacement projects.
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- Curb guards: ST-1510 (5/8″ × 6″) and ST-1550 (3/4″ × 8″) highway-punch options
- Other items: plow shoes, bolts, nuts and associated mounting components
- Specify: item dimensions, hole spacing, part number, handedness and quantity
Dimensions shown are common reference configurations, not a guarantee that every combination is available. Other materials and product families are quoted to the relevant part specification; 1084 applies to the high-carbon steel cutting-edge line.
More control starts in-house.
We cut, punch, and process steel for the wear-part applications we know. That means buyers can specify the dimensions and mounting details they actually need.
Shearing & cutting
Cut material to the required lengths for replacement cutting edges and related wear parts.
- Standard and specified lengths
- High-carbon 1084 steel edge work
- Dimensions reviewed against each quote
In-house punching
Mounting holes placed to match the application, drawing, or existing part layout.
- Highway and equipment-specific patterns
- Center- and top-punch requests
- Hole counts, spacing, and end offsets
Welding & assembly
Fabrication of selected plow and spreader wear-part assemblies when the job requires it.
- Component joining and assembly
- Work based on drawing or sample
- Fit and configuration reviewed before quote
Beveling, drilling & finishing
Additional processing for quoted parts where the application calls for more than a straight cut.
- Beveled edge requests
- Drilled features and finishing work
- Scope confirmed for the specified material
Custom sizes without turning every order into a major project.
Need a nonstandard length, hole layout, or small production run? Send the dimensions or part drawing. We review the details and quote the work based on the part—not a one-size-fits-all catalog.
- Custom dimensions and bolt patterns
- Short runs and repeat-order specifications
The right fit starts with the right details.
An equipment brand alone rarely tells the full story. Accurate quotes start with a part number, hole layout, or drawing.
Dimensions & pattern
Provide length, width, thickness, steel requirement, hole size, quantity, spacing, end offsets and punching position.
Chain & drive details
Provide chain series, length or link count, crossbar details, shaft bore, mounting configuration or existing part number.
Equipment identification
Send the manufacturer, exact model, original part number, and a clear photo or drawing if available.
Fisher, Western, Meyer, Buyers/SaltDogg, and other equipment names identify potential applications only. Fitment is confirmed for the specific quoted item; no OEM affiliation is implied.
Have a part list? Let's quote it.
Whether you're sourcing standard replacement blades or matching a particular bolt pattern, send us the requirements and quantities. We'll review the specs and prepare a wholesale quote.
- Product type and quantities
- Dimensions and steel or material requirement
- Hole pattern, drawings, or original part number
- Equipment make and model, if relevant
- Any special finishing or assembly requirements
Have only a photo of the old part? Include it with your inquiry and we can review the information available.