High-Strength Bolts for Excavator/Bulldozer

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Product Features
(1) Material and Strength
High-quality Steel: Made of high-quality alloy steel such as 42CrMoA, ensuring the bolt has high strength and good toughness to withstand the high-intensity impact and vibration of excavators and bulldozers under harsh working conditions.
High Strength Grade: Common strength grades include 8.8, 10.9, and 12.9. 10.9 grade bolts have a tensile strength of 1000-1250MPa and a yield strength of 900MPa, meeting the application requirements of most construction machinery; 12.9 grade bolts have higher strength, with a tensile strength of 1200-1400MPa and a yield strength of 1100MPa, suitable for special parts with extremely high strength requirements.
(2) Design and Structure
Head Design: Usually hexagonal head design, which provides a large tightening torque to ensure the bolt remains tightened during use and is not easy to loosen. At the same time, the hexagonal head design is also convenient for installation and disassembly with standard tools such as wrenches.
Thread Design: High-precision threads, generally using coarse threads, have good self-locking performance. The thread surface is finely processed to ensure the integrity and accuracy of the threads, improving the connection strength and reliability of the bolt.
Protective Design: Some bolts have a protective cap on the head. The upper end face of the protective cap is a curved surface, which can reduce the friction between the bolt and the ground during operation, reduce resistance, and improve the working efficiency of excavators and bulldozers.
(3) Surface Treatment
Galvanizing Treatment: To improve the corrosion resistance of the bolt, it is usually galvanized. The galvanized layer can effectively prevent rust and corrosion of the bolt in humid and corrosive environments, extending the service life of the bolt.
Phosphating Treatment: Some bolts are also phosphated. The phosphating layer can increase the hardness and wear resistance of the bolt surface, while also improving the corrosion resistance of the bolt.

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Comparison of Advantages and Disadvantages

(1) Comparison of 8.8 Grade Bolts and 10.9 Grade Bolts

Characteristic 8.8 Grade Bolts 10.9 Grade Bolts
Tensile Strength (MPa) 800-1040 1000-1250
Yield Strength (MPa) 640 900
Application Scenario General Working Conditions Higher Requirement Working Conditions

(2) Comparison of 10.9 Grade Bolts and 12.9 Grade Bolts

Characteristic 10.9 Grade Bolts 12.9 Grade Bolts
Tensile Strength (MPa) 1000-1250 1200-1400
Yield Strength (MPa) 900 1100
Application Scenario Most Construction Machinery Special Parts with Extremely High Strength R
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Model and Dimensions

(1) Common Models

  • M16×60mm: Suitable for some connection parts of small excavators and bulldozers, such as the connection between the track shoe and the carrier roller.
  • M18×70mm: Commonly used for track shoe bolt connections of medium-sized excavators and bulldozers, providing strong connection strength.
  • M20×80mm: Widely used for key parts connections of large excavators and bulldozers, such as track shoes and idler wheels, ensuring the stability and reliability of the equipment under heavy load and high-intensity working conditions.
  • M22×90mm: Suitable for some large construction machinery with extremely high connection strength requirements, such as the connection between the track shoe and the chassis of large bulldozers.

(2) Some Specific Models and Dimensions

Model Size (mm) Applicable Equipment
M16×60 Diameter 16mm, Length 60mm Small Excavators, Bulldozers
M18×70 Diameter 18mm, Length 70mm Medium Excavators, Bulldozers
M20×80 Diameter 20mm, Length 80mm Large Excavators, Bulldozers
M22×90 Diameter 22mm, Length 90mm Large Bulldozers

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