It is widely known that the components of mining equipment are susceptible to wear due to the operation and demands to which they are subjected during their useful life. The deterioration of these is greater or less depending on the working conditions to which they are subjected. There is a critical point, where the piece will be defined as physically unusable, that is, it has lost its permissible working parameters, being unusable for its continued use. Given this situation, two options are proposed: on the one hand, the part can be changed, or on the other, it can be subjected to a technological process that guarantees the return of its capabilities. At the Piloting Centre "Atacama Desert" of the University of Antofagasta (CPDA-UA). The methodology has been elaborate to develop projects that allow the design of processes for the recovery of mining equipment components. The technological system resulting from these projects will be transferred to SMEs in the regional industry. To date, 11 recovery projects associated with 8 different companies have been supported. Through the presentation of a real case study, the developed methodology will be demonstrated.