Bradken | Company Profile - Revenue, Headcount, Tech Stack, Contacts

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14 Mar 2026 — 1 min read

Bradken

Overview

Bradken is a global leader in wear solutions and custom-designed wear parts, primarily serving the mining and resources sector. Founded in 1922 in Sydney, Australia, the company has a rich history of innovation and adaptation, evolving from its early days as a steel foundry to a key supplier of manganese steel products during World War II. Today, the organization is part of the Hitachi Construction Machinery Group and operates facilities across the Americas, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.

The company specializes in high-quality wear-resistant products that enhance efficiency and safety for mining equipment. Its offerings include grinding mill liners, mobile plant components, and specialty products such as wear liners and industrial castings. Manufacturing takes place in various foundries and workshops, utilizing advanced furnace technologies to meet diverse production needs. Bradken is committed to sustainability and engineering excellence, focusing on renewable energy and recycling initiatives across its operations.

Basic Information

Industry	mining & metals
Founded	1922
Revenue	819M
Headquarters	20 McIntosh Drive, Mayfield West, New South Wales 2304, Australia
Languages	English
Parent Organization	Hitachi Construction Machinery

Contact Details

Phone: +61 434 238 011
Website: bradken.com
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/bradkenofficial
Facebook: facebook.com/bradkenofficial
Twitter: twitter.com/bradken

Key Focus Areas & Initiatives

Wear life extension and performance optimization
Impact wear resistance and analysis
Advanced alloys and proprietary materials
Digital mining solutions and predictive maintenance
Sustainable manufacturing and environmental responsibility
Product innovation and custom wear parts
Safety improvement and monitoring
Engineering services and technical expertise
Global manufacturing and operational efficiency
Automation in manufacturing
Recycled materials and renewable energy initiatives
Digital asset management and reporting tools
Heavy equipment parts and services
Mining consumables and mineral processing solutions
Remote condition and wear monitoring

Technologies Used

.NET
ADP
AT&T
Amazon AWS
Brocade Switches
Ceridian
CloudFlare Hosting
Cloudflare DNS
Epicor
Epicor Eclipse
Fusion ERP Analytics
GRIN
Gauges
GetFeedback
Google Analytics
Google Tag Manager
Google translate API
Greenhouse.io
Hotjar
Kronos
MailChimp SPF
Mailchimp Mandrill
Microsoft Office
Mobile Friendly
Mode
Multilingual
Netlify
Ning
Outlook
Pardot
PowerBI Tiles
React
Remote
SQL
Salesforce
SharePoint
Siemens PLM
Slack
Tor
UKG
Wider Planet
myosh Safety

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