KOMATSU 200 excavator Heavy Duty Bucket excavator parts
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We can design and produce excavator buckets for all brands, scientifically solve stress problem as different construction conditions and customer requirements, and have ability to ensure structural strength, use performance and product quality by selection of high-quality material, advanced computer-aided design and complete control over process welding quality. The specification ranges from 0.1m3 to 12m3.
By bucket type and material, there are common bucket, imitated original bucket, reinforced bucket and rock bucket, which are made from domestic high-tensile structural steel 16Mn (Q345B), in addition, the tooth plate and side edge board of reinforced bucket and rock bucket can be made from domestic high-quality wear-resistant steel NM360 and Sweden ultrahigh-strength wear-resistant steel HARDOX according to customer demands.
By function, there are ditching bucket, grid bucket, cleaning bucket, and tipping bucket, etc. The ditching bucket is suitable for ditching in different forms, and is featured by once forming, no finish and high work efficiency. The grid bucket is used to separate, excavate or salvage bulk materials excellently at a time, and is widely applicable to municipal administration, agriculture, forestry, water conservation and earthwork, and cleaning bucket and tipping bucket are suitable for finishing of slop and other planes and huge desilting and cleaning of riverway and ditches, and the tipping bucket can change the dip angle of cleaning bucket by the hydro-cylinder, which greatly improves work efficiency.
By Material and Type
| Type | Material | Configuration and Performance | Application environment |
| common bucket | Q345B | Standard General-purpose Type, Standard Board Thickness, Single-layer Reinforcing Plate at Bottom, Homemade High-quality Bucket Tooth Seat; | Light working environment like excavation of clay and loose soil, and loading of sand, soil and gravel; |
| imitated original bucket | Q345B | Imitated Original Type, Standard Board Thickness, Single-layer Reinforcing Plate at Bottom, Homemade High-quality Bucket Tooth Seat; | Light working environment like excavation of clay and loose soil, and loading of sand, soil and gravel; |
| reinforced bucket | Q345B or | Thickened board, double-layer reinforcing plate at bottom, welded reinforcing plates at two sides, preventer plate installed on the side edge board, reinforced bucket tooth seat; | Common heavy-load working environment like excavation of pan soil mixed with broken stones or loading of broken stone or gravel; |
| rock bucket | Q345B or | Thickened board, double-layer reinforcing plate at bottom, welded reinforcing plates and creeper treads at two sides, preventer plate installed on the side edge board, special bucket tooth seat for rock bucket; strong wear resistance and bending resistance. | Heavy-load working environment like loading of broken stone, gravel, secondary hard rock, weathered granite and exploded ore; |
Comparison of Chemical Composition and Mechanical Performance of Material
| Material | Code | Main Chemical Composition | Brinell Hardness | Elongation δ | Tensile Strength σ | Yield Strength σ | ||||
| C | Si | Mn | P | S | ||||||
| Manganese Board | Q345B | 0.18 | 0.55 | 1.4 | 0.030 | 0.03 | 163~187 | 21 | 470~660 | 345 |
| Homemade Wear-resistant Board | NM360 | 0.20 | 0.3 | 1.3 | 0.020 | 0.006 | 360 | 16 | 1200 | 1020 |
| High-strength Wear-resistant Board | HARDOX500 | 0.20 | 0.7 | 1.7 | 0.025 | 0.010 | 470~500 | 8 | 1550 | 1300 |
- Q: I saw a photo of vacant lots in a very poor downtown neighborhood of Gary, Indiana, where huge buildings that had once housed big department stores (with full basements) had been torn down. I'm curious about how this is done, especially on the cheap: Is debris (bricks, plaster, etc.) from torn-down buildings ever buried to fill the hole, or is there nothing but dirt under these fields and parking lots? Kind of a silly question -- but I can't imagine where an impoverished city would get tons of dirt from, and I'm wondering if they simply pulled the buildings down and covered everything with dirt -- if that's ever done.
- Actually a very good question. When the use an excavator to demolish these buildings or even a wrecking ball or explosives, they normally clear out all demolition debris from the building. Its considered trash and not allowed to remain at the site. Generally they will also remove the foundation. With the foundation removed the site has more value for future use. The demolition debris most often goes to the dump. Some companies do recycle industrial buildings for the metals and concrete. The only time you can't is when the materials are contaminated. On occasion, I know of businesses that have torn down a buiding, but left the slab behind. Generally you will expect to find that the ground under the building is contaminated, By leaving the concrete, less rainwater will penetrate the ground. This slows the amount of polution in the ground water. Debris is never used to fill the building (at least not legally). Really if you think of it, they are deconstructing the building. Its pretty much the opposite of building it. The biggest difference with construction you are careful that your finished work looks nice. Demolition on the other hand you only care that the site looks pristine when you leave. On a final note, I saw a program about people who make a living removing antique fixtures, windows, knobs, doors, etc. from old buildings to be resold for restoration or speciality work. They will do this prior to a renovation. Some fixtures from old home are buildings can be very valuable.
- Q: What are the brands of excavators?
- Foreign or joint venture: Carter, Komatsu, Keith, Liebherr, Volvo, Kato, Kobelco, Hyundai, Doosan
- Q: our company is badly in need of bucket teeth, good quality,competitive price.
- I work part time as a heavy equipment operator for my families construction buisness and we have tried a couple buckets but we never had luck with them the only buckets we use now are hensley buckets.
- Q: The throttle is 10 vehicles have been working for 100100 hours no repair engine. Now talk about the problem of holding back the car. In the car work, reporting will drop point by drop, resulting in fire fighting. When driving uphill, hold back to extinguish the fire. The work is in small hard tired things will have to fire. The parts of the 2 hydraulic pumps have been cleaned. But it still does not work, the car reported at work when the gap is great. Very unstable. Does the problem relate to high pressure pumps or to hydraulic pumps? Is it caused by power mismatch, or what's wrong?. StopThe car is Hitachi 330. Direct fired. OK, on the downhill, the car will go off. Sometimes the 2 sides stop together and get stuck. Just shake it and make it work.
- This is the problem of the oil pump, you still did not find the right person to repair, but it is a bit blocked, and my family Daewoo 220 is this situation, a few hundred pieces on it, the landlord quickly go to repair it
- Q: Who played the voice of the mummy in Tales From The Darkside quot;Grave Robbersquot; these excavators get locked inside a tomb with this mummy where the male excavator finds himself playing strip poker with the mummy Who played the mummy???
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- Q: I need to clear out a crawl space and cement the floor. I can dig it out but it's alot of dirt. If i rented a vacuum excavator could I get the dirt removed in one day?
- I'n not sure the dirt doesn't have to be there. They backfilled it to support the walls. I'n not sure the block wall can hold the dirt back without the fill in the middle. You need an engineer to tell you that removing that dirt won't make the house fall down. really. Block walls have almost no strength.
- Q: I've began working on an ally deck all based around Halimar Excavator. Basically its a w/u milling deck. Your opinion?60 CardsCreatures (32)4X Halimar Excavator4X Kazandu Blademaster4X Makindi Shieldmate4X Hada Freeblade4X Ondu Cleric4X Jwari Shapshifter4X umara Raptor4X CloneOther Spells (14)4X Join the Ranks4X Rite of Replication4X Archive Trap2X Path to ExileLand (14)2X Kabira Crossroads2X Halimar Depths6X Plains4X IslandSideboard4X Dispel4X Talus Palidin4X Sea Gate Loremaster3X Safe Passage
- It looks nice, and pretty focused. If I were you, I would probably try to find space for the last two Path to Exile... Probably by moving out two of the Kazandu Blademasters, which your mana base isn't really set up to support anyway. I would probably also increase the land count to at least 20 (as this is the absolute minimum in my experience for reliably getting to 3 land by turn 3), and include Sejiri Refuge, Celestial Collonade, and Glacial Fortress in there in some appropriate mix. In fact, if you cut two of the Clones (which you're never going to be able to cast reliably with this mana base), the Freeblades, and the Blademasters, and replace them with lands and the last two Path, I think this deck will function like a well-oiled milling machine. Of course, I think the days of mill in this standard are numbered... It's too easy to put one legendary Eldrazi (Emrakul, for instance) in the sideboard and just reshuffle when it mills. And woe is you if someone actually builds a competitive Eldrazi deck.
- Q: wikipedia Christians in the Persian Gulf
- There will be signs in the sun, the moon, and the stars, and on earth nations will be in dismay, perplexed by the roaring of the sea and the waves. People will die of fright in anticipation of what is coming upon the world, for the powers of the heavens will be shaken. And then they will see the Son of Man coming in a cloud with power and great glory. But when these signs begin to happen, stand erect and raise your heads because your redemption is at hand. Beware that your hearts do not become drowsy from carousing and drunkenness and the anxieties of daily life, and that day catch you by surprise like a trap. For that day will assault everyone who lives on the face of the earth. Be vigilant at all times and pray that you have the strength to escape the tribulations that are imminent and to stand before the Son of Man.
- Q: My family own a large landscaping and irrigation company and were thinking of buying a mini excavator for removing trees and planting bigger trees i.e. palms and such. We also install irrigation up to 4 inches of Pvc pipe and repair all kinds. Also French drains. If anyone has anything else I would love to know your opinions! All comments are welcome negative and positive. Thanks!
- I would get a Bobcat MT 52 with the trencher and auger attachment. It's a nice little machine that can do a variety of tasks and doesn't to property damage like an excavator or skid steer would. You can use the trencher for installing your irrigation line and the auger for digging holes for trees. They also have a stump grinder attachment for it that you can use for taking out trees. A new excavator is probably 40-50,000 new for a decent one so you've got to ask yourself, is it worth it? A new MT 52 is only about 15,000 plus whatever attachments you get. Also, if you have a small enclosed trailer already, its small enough to fit into that. If you get an excavator, you're going to have to get an equipment trailer big enough to haul it.
- Q: I have just purchased a JD 190e and want a recommendation on what grease gun to use to grease the tracks
- A regular sized one will do just fine. You know...the one that uses tubes of grease about the size of a tube of bathroom caulk. I'd get one with a flexible hose as opposed to a fixed one. That way, you'll be able to get to the tough ones without having to maneuver the machine as much.
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KOMATSU 200 excavator Heavy Duty Bucket excavator parts
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