E330 Wheel Loader Bucket Teeth 13.2KG

excavator bucket teeth e330 excavator bucket teeth for wheel loader Türkiye Excavator Bucket Teeth

Specifiions

1. Genuine material, excellent quality

2. We adopt Sweden-made HARDOX steel as material Advanced digital control flame (plasma) cutting

machinery.

3. Hold capacity: from 0.1m3 to 20 m3, as per customer's requirement.

4. Excavator digging and grading buckets are suitablr for light and heavy construction site work as well as for use in more demanding excavating conditions.

5. Fittings are designed exactly to match your excavator

Stress analysis: The bucket tooth working face is in contact with the excavated object, and its stress is different in different working stages of a complete excavation process. When the tooth tip first contacts the material surface, the bucket tooth tip is strongly impacted due to its fast speed. If the yield strength of the bucket tooth is low, plastic deformation will occur at the tip. As the excavation depth increases, the force on the bucket teeth will change. When the bucket tooth is cutting materials, the bucket tooth and the material will move relative to each other, generating a large forward extrusion force on the surface, thus generating a large friction between the bucket tooth working surface and the material. If the material is hard rock, concrete, etc., the friction will be great. The repeated action of this process results in varying degrees of surface wear on the bucket tooth working face, and then produces deep furrows. The components of the bucket teeth will affect the service life of the bucket teeth. Of course, it is more prudent to choose the bucket teeth. I have also used the bucket teeth when selling them. The effect is good! The positive pressure of the front working face is obviously greater than that of the rear working face, and the front working face is severely worn. It can be judged that the positive pressure and friction are the main external mechanical factors of the bucket tooth failure, which play a major role in the failure process.