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Excavator Pin Shaft
Mechanical connection
Connecting the bucket and the connecting rod mechanism: This is one of the most important functions of the bucket pin. It tightly connects the bucket of the excavator with the connecting arm and other connecting rod mechanisms, so that these parts form an organic whole, ensuring that they can move in coordination during the working process to achieve various actions of the bucket.
Maintaining structural stability: When the excavator is working, the bucket pin can maintain the relative position relationship between the bucket and other parts, so that the structure of the entire working device remains stable. Whether it is digging hard soil, rocks, or performing other high-intensity operations, it can ensure that the components will not be relatively displaced or shaken, thereby ensuring the normal operation of the excavator.
Excavator Pin Shaft
Mechanical connection
Connecting the bucket and the connecting rod mechanism: This is one of the most important functions of the bucket pin. It tightly connects the bucket of the excavator with the connecting arm and other connecting rod mechanisms, so that these parts form an organic whole, ensuring that they can move in coordination during the working process to achieve various actions of the bucket.
Maintaining structural stability: When the excavator is working, the bucket pin can maintain the relative position relationship between the bucket and other parts, so that the structure of the entire working device remains stable. Whether it is digging hard soil, rocks, or performing other high-intensity operations, it can ensure that the components will not be relatively displaced or shaken, thereby ensuring the normal operation of the excavator.
Caterpillar pin and bushing | |||||
OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM |
4385850 | 5346337 | 4I4811 | 2G8622 | 7K9343 | 2417381 |
2299247 | 5356287 | 2641702 | 2G8614 | 7K9347 | 2285615 |
3735700 | 5356344 | 4I4809 | 2G8735 | 9R4677 | 2417380 |
3792693 | 4I4618 | 4I4621 | 8D4673 | 1883064 | 2417379 |
3792813 | 2343803 | 1762278 | 2G8609 | 2375330 | 2357772 |
4368990 | 1865662 | 4I4812 | 2G8617 | 3607295 | 2285654 |
4385844 | 0875805 | 3150800 | 2K6413 | 3735760 | 2402914 |
4385846 | 2543053 | 2602390 | 5K0990 | 3792545 | 2V0707 |
4385847 | 2543052 | 1807752 | 6K8308 | 3792546 | 3T0996 |
5356345 | 2285614 | 2512537 | 2909181 | 3792689 | 1024560 |
5228212 | 2285617 | 4I4620 | 2357770 | 3792690 | 8X0742 |
5228227 | 2343811 | 1893922 | 1V7038 | 3792769 | 2370945 |
5228230 | 4I6718 | 1865730 | 1857220 | 4177570 | 2343749 |
5228232 | 4T1422 | 2343931 | 2285621 | 2402913 | 7Y9915 |
5228329 | 4V8519 | 1865663 | 875533 | 2357769 | 1985529 |
5230026 | 4V8675 | 2602385 | 875548 | 2402912 | 2487835 |
5230028 | 5K0984 | 1865637 | 875847 | 2444360 | 2487857 |
5230037 | 5K3490 | 2343930 | 990721 | 2417382 | 2291092 |
5233719 | 7J1335 | 8W5293 | 1066872 | 2291096 | 2291095 |
5233721 | 7J9682 | 2G8630 | 1164825 | 2444277 | 4V8673 |
7K9591 | 8K0533 | 1372817 | 2G8633 | 9V3852 | 2627044 |
7P3454 | 9J5875 | 2081959 | 1680480 | 2K4502 | 2785454 |
7Y2396 | 9R0413 | 2096181 | 9R1107 | 7K9640 | 2787695 |
1372819 | 9R4110 | 2285619 | 9R1104 | 1V9148 | 4I6897 |
7Y3427 | 9R7891 | 2291091 | 5K0987 | 1V7001 | 1461843 |
1372919 | 9R9475 | 2370944 | 7J1338 | 1V8241 | 9R0162 |
7Y3428 | 9R9505 | 2402916 | 8K5757 | 2V4876 | 9R3092 |
1433841 | 9T2883 | 2417280 | 9T8676 | 3J6484 | 9R5828 |
8E6752 | 4893010 | 2627043 | 990718 | 4K6780 | 9R0170 |
9R0614 | 9R0321 | 9R0147 | 9R0111 |
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Excavator pin
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Caterpillar pin and bushing | |||||
OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM | OEM |
4385850 | 5346337 | 4I4811 | 2G8622 | 7K9343 | 2417381 |
2299247 | 5356287 | 2641702 | 2G8614 | 7K9347 | 2285615 |
3735700 | 5356344 | 4I4809 | 2G8735 | 9R4677 | 2417380 |
3792693 | 4I4618 | 4I4621 | 8D4673 | 1883064 | 2417379 |
3792813 | 2343803 | 1762278 | 2G8609 | 2375330 | 2357772 |
4368990 | 1865662 | 4I4812 | 2G8617 | 3607295 | 2285654 |
4385844 | 0875805 | 3150800 | 2K6413 | 3735760 | 2402914 |
4385846 | 2543053 | 2602390 | 5K0990 | 3792545 | 2V0707 |
4385847 | 2543052 | 1807752 | 6K8308 | 3792546 | 3T0996 |
5356345 | 2285614 | 2512537 | 2909181 | 3792689 | 1024560 |
5228212 | 2285617 | 4I4620 | 2357770 | 3792690 | 8X0742 |
5228227 | 2343811 | 1893922 | 1V7038 | 3792769 | 2370945 |
5228230 | 4I6718 | 1865730 | 1857220 | 4177570 | 2343749 |
5228232 | 4T1422 | 2343931 | 2285621 | 2402913 | 7Y9915 |
5228329 | 4V8519 | 1865663 | 875533 | 2357769 | 1985529 |
5230026 | 4V8675 | 2602385 | 875548 | 2402912 | 2487835 |
5230028 | 5K0984 | 1865637 | 875847 | 2444360 | 2487857 |
5230037 | 5K3490 | 2343930 | 990721 | 2417382 | 2291092 |
5233719 | 7J1335 | 8W5293 | 1066872 | 2291096 | 2291095 |
5233721 | 7J9682 | 2G8630 | 1164825 | 2444277 | 4V8673 |
7K9591 | 8K0533 | 1372817 | 2G8633 | 9V3852 | 2627044 |
7P3454 | 9J5875 | 2081959 | 1680480 | 2K4502 | 2785454 |
7Y2396 | 9R0413 | 2096181 | 9R1107 | 7K9640 | 2787695 |
1372819 | 9R4110 | 2285619 | 9R1104 | 1V9148 | 4I6897 |
7Y3427 | 9R7891 | 2291091 | 5K0987 | 1V7001 | 1461843 |
1372919 | 9R9475 | 2370944 | 7J1338 | 1V8241 | 9R0162 |
7Y3428 | 9R9505 | 2402916 | 8K5757 | 2V4876 | 9R3092 |
1433841 | 9T2883 | 2417280 | 9T8676 | 3J6484 | 9R5828 |
8E6752 | 4893010 | 2627043 | 990718 | 4K6780 | 9R0170 |
9R0614 | 9R0321 | 9R0147 | 9R0111 |
Excavator bushing
Excavator pin
Loader bushing
Loader pin
Construction machinery pins and bushings
>> Partial Applicable Vehicle Model Display
40Cr steel is a medium-carbon tempered steel with good comprehensive mechanical properties. After tempering, it can obtain higher strength, hardness and toughness. It also has certain wear resistance and fatigue resistance. It is suitable for manufacturing mechanical parts that bear alternating loads, impact loads and medium stress. It is very suitable as the material of the bucket pin of the excavator cylinder, which can ensure that the bucket pin works stably and reliably in the complex working environment of the excavator.
SCM440 steel belongs to chromium-molybdenum alloy steel, which has higher strength, toughness and hardenability. It can still maintain good mechanical properties at high temperatures, and its fatigue resistance and wear resistance are also excellent. Bucket pins made of this material can withstand greater loads and more frequent impacts. They are suitable for excavators with higher requirements for component performance. They can effectively extend the service life of bucket pins and improve the working efficiency and reliability of excavators.
40Cr steel is a medium-carbon tempered steel with good comprehensive mechanical properties. After tempering, it can obtain higher strength, hardness and toughness. It also has certain wear resistance and fatigue resistance. It is suitable for manufacturing mechanical parts that bear alternating loads, impact loads and medium stress. It is very suitable as the material of the bucket pin of the excavator cylinder, which can ensure that the bucket pin works stably and reliably in the complex working environment of the excavator.
SCM440 steel belongs to chromium-molybdenum alloy steel, which has higher strength, toughness and hardenability. It can still maintain good mechanical properties at high temperatures, and its fatigue resistance and wear resistance are also excellent. Bucket pins made of this material can withstand greater loads and more frequent impacts. They are suitable for excavators with higher requirements for component performance. They can effectively extend the service life of bucket pins and improve the working efficiency and reliability of excavators.
Raw material preparation
Material selection: According to the product design requirements, select suitable alloy structural steel materials, such as 40Cr, SCM440, etc., to ensure that the materials have good strength, toughness and wear resistance. At the same time, check the quality certification documents of the materials to ensure that the materials meet the standards.
Cutting: According to the design size, use cutting equipment (such as sawing machine, flame cutting machine, etc.) to cut the steel into the required length and specifications to provide blanks for subsequent processing. The cutting size should take into account the machining allowance to ensure the dimensional accuracy of the final product.
Rough machining: The forged bucket pin blank needs to be rough-machined. The blank is turned on a lathe to roughly machine the outer circle, end face and other basic shapes of the bucket pin, leaving a machining allowance of 0.5mm-1mm for subsequent fine machining.
Fine machining: The bucket pin after rough machining is fine-machined to further improve the dimensional accuracy and surface quality. The outer circle, end face, chamfer and other parts of the bucket pin are fine-turned on the lathe to make its size meet the design requirements. Then use a grinder to grind the outer cylindrical surface of the bucket pin to improve the surface finish and reduce the surface roughness.
Drilling: According to the design requirements of the bucket pin, determine the position of the drawing hole and other locations, and use a drilling machine for drilling. When drilling, the position accuracy and verticality of the hole must be ensured to ensure the performance of the bucket pin during installation and use.
Heat treatment
Quenching: Quench the bucket pin after machining, heat the bucket pin to above the critical temperature, keep it warm for a certain period of time, and then cool it quickly to make the steel obtain martensitic structure and improve the hardness and strength of the bucket pin. Parameters such as quenching heating temperature, holding time and cooling speed need to be reasonably adjusted according to the material of the steel and the size of the bucket pin.
Tempering: There is a large internal stress inside the bucket pin after quenching, which is easy to cause cracking and deformation, so tempering treatment is required. Heat the bucket pin to a temperature range below the critical temperature, keep it warm for a certain period of time, and then slowly cool it to eliminate internal stress, stabilize the structure, and improve the toughness and dimensional stability of the bucket pin.
Surface treatment
Hard chrome plating: In order to improve the wear resistance, corrosion resistance and surface finish of the bucket pin, the bucket pin is usually hard chrome plated. Before hard chrome plating, the bucket pin needs to be pre-treated by degreasing and rust removal to ensure the bonding strength of the chrome plating layer with the substrate. Then the bucket pin is placed in the chrome plating tank, and a hard chrome layer is deposited on the surface of the bucket pin through electrolysis. The thickness of the chrome plating layer is generally around 0.02mm-0.05mm.
Other treatments: In addition to hard chrome plating, other surface treatments can be performed on the bucket pin as needed, such as blackening treatment, phosphating treatment, etc., to improve the rust resistance and appearance quality of the bucket pin.
Q1: What is the typical lifespan of the Custom Steel Excavator Pin for Hitachi 200?
A1: Our hardened excavator pins are built for extended durability, offering high performance over time with proper maintenance.
Q2: Do you offer Custom Excavator Pins for other Hitachi models?
A2: Yes, we specialize in custom steel pins for a range of Hitachi models. Contact us to get the perfect match for your equipment.
Q3: How does the hardened steel pin shaft improve excavator performance?
A3: The hardened steel pin shaft enhances wear resistance and load-bearing capacity, improving performance in demanding construction and mining operations.
Q4: Can your Custom Excavator Pins be used for both construction and mining?
A4: Our custom steel pins are designed to handle heavy-duty tasks across industries such as construction, mining, and earth-moving.
Q5: How do I place a bulk order for the Custom Steel Excavator Pin?
A5: Get in touch with us for bulk orders, and we will provide a personalized quote and production timeline for your custom pin shafts.
Q6: What quality control measures do you implement for Custom Excavator Pins?
A6: Our custom pins go through rigorous quality control, ensuring strict adherence to specifications, material standards, and durability for optimal performance.
Q7: Can I choose specific materials for the Custom Steel Pin?
A7: Yes, we offer various materials such as 45C, 41Cr4, and 42CrMo4, allowing you to select the ideal material for your excavator pin requirements.
Q8: How can I ensure the Custom Steel Excavator Pin fits my Hitachi equipment perfectly?
A8: Our custom steel pins are made to precise dimensions, and we offer tailored solutions to guarantee a perfect fit for your Hitachi 200 excavator.
Raw material preparation
Material selection: According to the product design requirements, select suitable alloy structural steel materials, such as 40Cr, SCM440, etc., to ensure that the materials have good strength, toughness and wear resistance. At the same time, check the quality certification documents of the materials to ensure that the materials meet the standards.
Cutting: According to the design size, use cutting equipment (such as sawing machine, flame cutting machine, etc.) to cut the steel into the required length and specifications to provide blanks for subsequent processing. The cutting size should take into account the machining allowance to ensure the dimensional accuracy of the final product.
Rough machining: The forged bucket pin blank needs to be rough-machined. The blank is turned on a lathe to roughly machine the outer circle, end face and other basic shapes of the bucket pin, leaving a machining allowance of 0.5mm-1mm for subsequent fine machining.
Fine machining: The bucket pin after rough machining is fine-machined to further improve the dimensional accuracy and surface quality. The outer circle, end face, chamfer and other parts of the bucket pin are fine-turned on the lathe to make its size meet the design requirements. Then use a grinder to grind the outer cylindrical surface of the bucket pin to improve the surface finish and reduce the surface roughness.
Drilling: According to the design requirements of the bucket pin, determine the position of the drawing hole and other locations, and use a drilling machine for drilling. When drilling, the position accuracy and verticality of the hole must be ensured to ensure the performance of the bucket pin during installation and use.
Heat treatment
Quenching: Quench the bucket pin after machining, heat the bucket pin to above the critical temperature, keep it warm for a certain period of time, and then cool it quickly to make the steel obtain martensitic structure and improve the hardness and strength of the bucket pin. Parameters such as quenching heating temperature, holding time and cooling speed need to be reasonably adjusted according to the material of the steel and the size of the bucket pin.
Tempering: There is a large internal stress inside the bucket pin after quenching, which is easy to cause cracking and deformation, so tempering treatment is required. Heat the bucket pin to a temperature range below the critical temperature, keep it warm for a certain period of time, and then slowly cool it to eliminate internal stress, stabilize the structure, and improve the toughness and dimensional stability of the bucket pin.
Surface treatment
Hard chrome plating: In order to improve the wear resistance, corrosion resistance and surface finish of the bucket pin, the bucket pin is usually hard chrome plated. Before hard chrome plating, the bucket pin needs to be pre-treated by degreasing and rust removal to ensure the bonding strength of the chrome plating layer with the substrate. Then the bucket pin is placed in the chrome plating tank, and a hard chrome layer is deposited on the surface of the bucket pin through electrolysis. The thickness of the chrome plating layer is generally around 0.02mm-0.05mm.
Other treatments: In addition to hard chrome plating, other surface treatments can be performed on the bucket pin as needed, such as blackening treatment, phosphating treatment, etc., to improve the rust resistance and appearance quality of the bucket pin.
Q1: What is the typical lifespan of the Custom Steel Excavator Pin for Hitachi 200?
A1: Our hardened excavator pins are built for extended durability, offering high performance over time with proper maintenance.
Q2: Do you offer Custom Excavator Pins for other Hitachi models?
A2: Yes, we specialize in custom steel pins for a range of Hitachi models. Contact us to get the perfect match for your equipment.
Q3: How does the hardened steel pin shaft improve excavator performance?
A3: The hardened steel pin shaft enhances wear resistance and load-bearing capacity, improving performance in demanding construction and mining operations.
Q4: Can your Custom Excavator Pins be used for both construction and mining?
A4: Our custom steel pins are designed to handle heavy-duty tasks across industries such as construction, mining, and earth-moving.
Q5: How do I place a bulk order for the Custom Steel Excavator Pin?
A5: Get in touch with us for bulk orders, and we will provide a personalized quote and production timeline for your custom pin shafts.
Q6: What quality control measures do you implement for Custom Excavator Pins?
A6: Our custom pins go through rigorous quality control, ensuring strict adherence to specifications, material standards, and durability for optimal performance.
Q7: Can I choose specific materials for the Custom Steel Pin?
A7: Yes, we offer various materials such as 45C, 41Cr4, and 42CrMo4, allowing you to select the ideal material for your excavator pin requirements.
Q8: How can I ensure the Custom Steel Excavator Pin fits my Hitachi equipment perfectly?
A8: Our custom steel pins are made to precise dimensions, and we offer tailored solutions to guarantee a perfect fit for your Hitachi 200 excavator.