With more than 40,000 die configurations and 5,000 roller shell options, our portfolio gives you the choice and flexibility to meet your specific production requirements, so you can stay Always On. Always Ahead.
Engineered for every pelleting challenge
Dies for pellet mills
Shape better pellets with the right die.
Your raw materials, pellet specifications, and production targets determine the die you need. ANDRITZ guides you to the right hole pattern, compression, material, and design for consistent pellet quality and reliable throughput.
Multi-brand compatibility
We offer dies compatible with a wide range of pellet mill manufacturers, so you can reduce supplier complexity and source parts from one trusted partner.
Customized to your process
We select the right material, hole pattern, relief, and design to match your raw materials, recipes, production targets, and machine.
Made for your application
From animal feed, aqua feed, pet food, and biofuel to waste recycling and other pelleting applications, we have the right die for your process.
Tailored stock levels
Keep critical dies available when you need them with stocking solutions tailored to your production schedule and maintenance strategy.
Put our die expertise to work
Whether you need a new die, want to build your stock, or need expert advice, our specialists are here to help.
Roller shells for pellet mills
Build consistent output from the first rotation.
A roller shell does more than create traction. Its profile and material influence how evenly raw materials are fed, distributed, and compressed. ANDRITZ experts help you select the right specification for stable pelleting, consistent throughput, and balanced wear.
Multi-brand expertise
We offer roller shells compatible with a wide range of pellet mill manufacturers, so you can simplify sourcing while maintaining reliable performance.
Built to your specifications
Choose from multiple materials, hardness levels, corrugation and dimple profiles, dimensions, and bore designs to match your process.
Suitable for every application
Designed for animal feed, pet food, aqua feed, biomass, waste recycling, and other pelleting applications with profiles optimized for different raw materials.
Roll repair services
Worn shells can be replaced while the original bearings are retained and reused, reducing waste and avoiding the need for a completely new roller shell.
Plan your roller shell needs with confidence
Whether you need new roller shells, repair support, or advice on future stock, our specialists are ready to help.
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180+ years of industry expertise built into every part
For generations, ANDRITZ has worked alongside customers as their equipment, processes, and challenges have evolved. Today, that accumulated experience gives you a trusted parts partner with deep technical knowledge, proven reliability and support for the long-term performance of your equipment.
One partner for your mixed fleet
Source wear and spare parts for ANDRITZ and other manufacturers’ equipment through one experienced partner.
Local expertise you can count on
Local service teams bring application knowledge, troubleshooting and technical support closer to your operation.
Faster access to the parts
Strategically located hubs help improve parts availability and shorten delivery times across regions.
Let’s work together to identify the right dies and roller shells for your production
Finding the right part shouldn’t slow down your operation. Our experts can help you identify the right solution, navigate available options, and get the support you need quickly.
Pellet mill parts
ANDRITZ offers high-quality pellet mill parts for both our own equipment and that of other manufacturers, extending equipment life and maintaining your operations.
Wear and spare parts
ANDRITZ supplies an extensive range of wear and spare parts for its own equipment and those from other manufacturers, helping you keep production running.
Parts for ANDRITZ equipment
Access the ANDRITZ Spare Parts Catalog to find parts, access documentation, view recommended spare parts kits, and request quotations, all in one place.
Parts for equipment from other manufacturers
Our experts can help you with parts and support for equipment from a range of different manufacturers.
Frequently asked questions
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In most cases, yes. We supply dies and roller shells for ANDRITZ pellet mills and for many models from other manufacturers, so you can bring more of your parts sourcing under one roof. Every mill is a little different, so tell us what you're running, and we'll confirm what we can offer.
The mill model is only the beginning. Your raw materials, pellet size, compression, hole pattern, and production goals all shape the die you need. It's a lot to weigh up, which is exactly where we can help. Share what you produce, and we'll help you find the right die.
Quite a range. We offer dies in various chrome steel alloys, hole patterns, compression ratios, and specifications tailored to your raw materials and operating conditions. The right combination depends on how you produce, not just what you produce. Tell us about your application, and we'll help you match the material and specifications to the job.
It comes down to how your material behaves inside the mill. The surface profile and material influence how evenly the product is fed and pressed against the die, and the right choice makes all the difference. Tell us about your application, and we'll guide you to the right roller shell.
Very often, yes. Depending on the part, we can adapt materials, dimensions, designs, and surface profiles so they suit your mill and your recipe, rather than a generic standard. Tell us what you need, and we'll explore what's possible for you.
More than most parts on the line. Together, they shape how your material is compressed and formed, which influences pellet hardness, consistency, and throughput. When both are well matched to your process, quality gets easier to hold. Want to get more from your pellets? Let's look at your setup together.
Several things play a role, including abrasive raw materials, moisture, operating conditions, alignment, and how the parts are matched to your process. Understanding what's driving the wear is the first step to slowing it down. Seeing faster wear than you'd expect? Get in touch, and we'll help you get to the bottom of it.