High Abrasion-Resistant Alloy Steel Cast Excavator Bucket Teeth & Adapters for Mining
Product Overview
Bucket teeth are important excavator components, much like human teeth, and are also vulnerable parts. A tooth seat and a tooth tip joined by a pin shaft make up the assembly. Since bucket teeth wear out and fail, only the tooth tips have to be replaced.
Sand casting, forging and precision casting are the ways bucket teeth are made. Compared with precision casting and forging, sand casting costs the least but gives lower craftsmanship and tooth quality. Forging: higher cost, with better craftsmanship and tooth quality. Precision casting: moderate cost, but raw material requirements are very strict and the craftsmanship level is relatively high. Because of their ingredients, some precision cast bucket teeth have even surpassed forged bucket teeth in wear resistance and quality. Precision casting is the mainstream process for making bucket teeth on the market.
Bucket teeth are consumable spare parts of excavating machinery, and they break up minerals, rocks and other materials. They should last longer, so they need high hardness with a low wear rate and breakage rate. For that reason they are made from high manganese alloy steel or high chromium alloy steel, cast on an advanced automatic casting line and given a special heat treatment, which improves product quality and useful life!
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