Product Description
Excavator Drive Sprocket for Excavator PC200 PC300 PC400
Products information |
Product name | Excavator/ Bulldozer Sprocket, Excavator Undercarriage Parts |
Material | 35MnB/40Mn2 |
Color | Yellow or Black or Customized |
Technique | Forging/ Casting |
Finish | Smooth |
Surface Hardness/Hardness Depth | HRC52-59/8-12mm |
Packing | standard export packed |
Port | HangZhou, Xihu (West Lake) Dis. port |
Time of delivery | Within 15 days after contact and negotiation |
Payment terms | T/T, L/C, Western Union and so on |
Excavator Drive Sprocket for Excavator PC200 PC300 PC400
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Excavator Drive Sprocket for Excavator PC200 PC300 PC400
Package & Delivery |
1.Package:
Cartons, wooden cases, pallets, etc., according to customer requirements.
2.Delivery type:
A.International Courier, Such as DHL, TNT,UPS or Fedex.
B.By air/By sea/By land.
Excavator Drive Sprocket for Excavator PC200 PC300 PC400
About us |
HangZhou CZPT Machinery Co., Ltd. Located in HangZhou city, ZheJiang Province, China. We are a manufacturer
and exporter, specialized in the research, development and production of undercarriage parts for tractor
excavators and bulldozers, all kinds of generator set and engine, refrigeration compressors and spray
polyurea coating materials.
Professional providing in a wide range of construction machine spare parts for crawler excavator,bulldozer,crane:
1.Undercarriage Parts | carrier roller, track roller, idler, sprocket, | |||
adjuster cylinder assy, track shoe, track link, | ||||
bucket, bucket bushi, bucket teeth, teeth adapter, bolt and nut etc. | ||||
2.Engine parts | cylinder block, cylinder head, liner kits, con rod, engine bearing, | |||
in/ex valve, valve seat, gasket kit, head gaskit, crankshaft, | ||||
cam shaft,water pump, fuel pump, oil pump, turbocharger, | ||||
nozzle, oil cooler assy, manifold exhaust etc | ||||
3.Seal kits | boom/arm/bucket cylinder seal kit, hydraulic pump seal kit, | |||
swing motor seal kit,travel motor seal kit, control valve seal kit, | ||||
adjuster seal kit, center joint seal kit,gear pump seal kit, | ||||
regulator seal kit, breaker seal kit, bulldozer seal kit etc. | ||||
4.Hydraulic parts | hydraulic pump, swing motor assy, travel motor assy, gearbox, | |||
main control valve, foot valve, operating od assy, pilot pump, | ||||
regulator, center joint, relief valve, bearing, hydraulic spare parts, gear, etc. | ||||
5.Filter | oil filter, fuel filter, hydraulic filter, air filter, oil water seperator etc. | |||
6.Gear parts | travel,swing motor:sun gear,shaft,carrier assy,housing,hub,cover. |
Excavator Drive Sprocket for Excavator PC200 PC300 PC400
FAQ |
1. How can I be sure the part will fit my excavators and bulldozers?
Give us correct model number/machine serial number/ any numbers on the parts itself. Or measure the parts give us dimension or drawing.
2.How about the payment terms?
We usually accept T/T or L/C. other terms also could be negotiated.
3.What is your delivery time?
FOB HangZhou or any Chinese port : 30-40 days . If parts are in stock , our delivery time is only 7-10 days.
4.What are the modes of transportation?
We respect the choice of customers, will also provide advice to customers, the specific mode of transportation can be negotiated.
5.What about Quality Control?
We have a perfect QC system for the perfect products. A team who will detect the product quality and specification piece carefully, monitoring every production process until packing is complete, to ensure product safety into container.
If you are interested in our products, please feel free to contact us to discuss.
After-sales Service: | Online Support |
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Warranty: | 12 Month |
Type: | Crawler Excavator, Excavator Bucket |
Application: | Excavator |
Certification: | CE, ISO9001: 2000, CE, ISO9001: 2000 |
Condition: | New |
Customization: |
Available
| Customized Request |
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Can I use a chain or belt drive system with a drive sprocket?
Yes, you can use a chain or belt drive system with a drive sprocket. In fact, drive sprockets are commonly used in chain and belt drive systems to transmit power from one shaft to another. The sprocket is mounted on the driving shaft and engages with the chain or belt, which is then connected to the driven shaft with another sprocket or pulley.
Chain and belt drive systems are widely used in various industries due to their efficiency, reliability, and ability to transmit power over long distances. The drive sprocket is an essential component of such systems as it provides the necessary interface between the rotating shaft and the chain or belt.
When using a chain drive system, the drive sprocket typically has teeth that match the pitch of the chain, ensuring a positive engagement. On the other hand, in belt drive systems, the drive sprocket has a grooved profile that matches the shape of the belt, creating a frictional grip to transmit power.
By selecting the appropriate size and pitch of the drive sprocket and matching it with the corresponding chain or belt, you can achieve the desired speed and torque ratio in the power transmission system.
Both chain and belt drive systems with drive sprockets are commonly found in various applications, including conveyor systems, industrial machinery, bicycles, motorcycles, and more.
Can I convert my machinery’s drive sprocket setup to achieve higher or lower gear ratios?
Yes, in many cases, you can convert your machinery’s drive sprocket setup to achieve higher or lower gear ratios. The gear ratio determines the relationship between the number of teeth on the driving sprocket (input) and the driven sprocket (output). By changing the size of the sprockets, you can alter the gear ratio, which, in turn, affects the speed and torque output of the machinery.
To achieve a higher gear ratio (increased output speed with reduced torque), you can use a smaller driven sprocket or a larger driving sprocket. This setup will cause the output shaft to rotate faster than the input shaft, making it suitable for applications where higher speeds are required but with lower torque output.
Conversely, to achieve a lower gear ratio (reduced output speed with increased torque), you can use a larger driven sprocket or a smaller driving sprocket. This configuration will cause the output shaft to rotate slower than the input shaft, making it suitable for applications where higher torque is needed but with lower rotational speed.
However, when modifying the gear ratio by changing the sprocket sizes, it’s essential to consider the limitations of the machinery. Increasing the gear ratio may lead to increased wear on the components and may exceed the system’s design limits. Similarly, decreasing the gear ratio excessively may result in decreased efficiency and compromised performance.
Before making any changes to the drive sprocket setup, it is advisable to consult the machinery’s manufacturer or a qualified engineer. They can help you determine the suitable gear ratio for your specific application and ensure that the modifications align with the machinery’s capabilities and intended usage.
What are the different types of drive sprockets commonly used in various applications?
Drive sprockets come in various configurations to cater to different applications and requirements. The choice of drive sprocket depends on factors such as the type of power transmission system, the desired gear ratio, the application’s load and speed, environmental conditions, and more. Here are some common types of drive sprockets:
1. Plain Bore Sprockets: These sprockets have a plain bore without any keyway or set screw. They are typically mounted on a shaft using a separate bushing or clamping mechanism. Plain bore sprockets offer flexibility in shaft mounting options and are commonly used in various industrial applications.
2. Finished Bore Sprockets: Finished bore sprockets come with a pre-machined bore and keyway, making them ready for installation on a specific shaft size. They are often secured using set screws or other locking mechanisms. Finished bore sprockets offer convenience and ease of installation, which is useful for many industrial and machinery applications.
3. Taper-Lock Sprockets: Taper-lock sprockets have a unique hub design that allows them to be easily mounted and dismounted from a shaft without the need for keyways or set screws. They are secured to the shaft using a tapered bushing that provides a tight fit and reliable connection. Taper-lock sprockets are widely used in conveyor systems and power transmission applications.
4. Double Single Sprockets: Also known as duplex sprockets, double single sprockets feature two sets of teeth side by side. They are used with duplex roller chains and provide a higher load-carrying capacity compared to standard single sprockets. Double single sprockets are commonly used in heavy-duty applications that require increased strength and durability.
5. Idler Sprockets: Idler sprockets do not transmit power but instead serve to guide and tension the chain in a power transmission system. They are often used to redirect the chain’s path, maintain tension, and improve the chain’s wrap around the driven sprocket. Idler sprockets are essential in keeping the chain properly aligned and preventing slack.
6. Weld-On Sprockets: Weld-on sprockets are designed to be welded directly onto a piece of equipment or machinery. They are often used in custom or specialized applications where a specific sprocket size or configuration is required. Weld-on sprockets offer secure attachment and precise alignment.
7. Plastic Sprockets: Plastic sprockets are made from high-quality engineering plastics and are known for their lightweight, corrosion resistance, and low noise operation. They are commonly used in applications where metal sprockets may not be suitable, such as in food processing and beverage industries.
8. Rack and Pinion Sprockets: Rack and pinion sprockets are used in rack and pinion systems, where the sprocket (pinion) engages with a linear rack to convert rotational motion into linear motion or vice versa. These systems are commonly used in machinery, automation, and steering applications.
The type of drive sprocket used in a particular application depends on the specific requirements of the system. Factors such as load capacity, speed, space limitations, and environmental conditions play a significant role in selecting the appropriate drive sprocket for optimal performance and longevity.
editor by CX 2023-10-16