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Excavator Drive Sprockets

Heavy-Duty Material: Hardened and forged steel to handle high loads and extreme wear.
Precise Engagement: Teeth are designed for smooth interaction with track chain links, ensuring optimal traction.
Durability: Heat-treated surfaces increase resistance to wear and tear.
Variety of Sizes: Available in various diameters and teeth counts to fit different excavator models.

SKU: AHP7002

Original price was: SAR 4,772.50.Current price is: SAR 4,150.00.

Heavy-Duty Material: Hardened and forged steel to handle high loads and extreme wear.
Precise Engagement: Teeth are designed for smooth interaction with track chain links, ensuring optimal traction.
Durability: Heat-treated surfaces increase resistance to wear and tear.
Variety of Sizes: Available in various diameters and teeth counts to fit different excavator models.

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Excavator drive sprockets are essential components in the undercarriage system of tracked excavators. These sprockets engage with the excavator’s track chain links, driving the machine forward or backward. Made from high-strength materials, they are designed to withstand heavy loads, extreme wear, and harsh working conditions. Drive sprockets must provide smooth engagement with the track chain to ensure optimal traction, power transmission, and machine stability, especially on rough terrain. Proper maintenance and timely replacement of worn sprockets are crucial to avoid damage to the track chain and other undercarriage components. They come in various sizes and configurations to fit different excavator models and applications.

Specifications Table:

Specification	Details
Material	Hardened steel, cast steel, forged steel
Teeth Count	Varies by model (typically 20 to 30 teeth)
Outer Diameter	Varies from 400 mm to 900 mm
Pitch Diameter	Varies by track link pitch (e.g., 135 mm to 216 mm)
Weight	50 kg to 150 kg depending on size and material
Coating	Heat-treated, corrosion-resistant finishes
Mounting Type	Bolt-on or welded
Compatibility	Fits specific excavator models (customized sizes available)

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Description

Excavator drive sprockets are essential components in the undercarriage system of tracked excavators. These sprockets engage with the excavator’s track chain links, driving the machine forward or backward. Made from high-strength materials, they are designed to withstand heavy loads, extreme wear, and harsh working conditions. Drive sprockets must provide smooth engagement with the track chain to ensure optimal traction, power transmission, and machine stability, especially on rough terrain. Proper maintenance and timely replacement of worn sprockets are crucial to avoid damage to the track chain and other undercarriage components. They come in various sizes and configurations to fit different excavator models and applications.

Specifications Table:

Specification	Details
Material	Hardened steel, cast steel, forged steel
Teeth Count	Varies by model (typically 20 to 30 teeth)
Outer Diameter	Varies from 400 mm to 900 mm
Pitch Diameter	Varies by track link pitch (e.g., 135 mm to 216 mm)
Weight	50 kg to 150 kg depending on size and material
Coating	Heat-treated, corrosion-resistant finishes
Mounting Type	Bolt-on or welded
Compatibility	Fits specific excavator models (customized sizes available)

Heavy-Duty Material: Hardened and forged steel to handle high loads and extreme wear.
Precise Engagement: Teeth are designed for smooth interaction with track chain links, ensuring optimal traction.
Durability: Heat-treated surfaces increase resistance to wear and tear.
Variety of Sizes: Available in various diameters and teeth counts to fit different excavator models.

SKU: AHP7002

Description

Excavator drive sprockets are essential components in the undercarriage system of tracked excavators. These sprockets engage with the excavator’s track chain links, driving the machine forward or backward. Made from high-strength materials, they are designed to withstand heavy loads, extreme wear, and harsh working conditions. Drive sprockets must provide smooth engagement with the track chain to ensure optimal traction, power transmission, and machine stability, especially on rough terrain. Proper maintenance and timely replacement of worn sprockets are crucial to avoid damage to the track chain and other undercarriage components. They come in various sizes and configurations to fit different excavator models and applications.

Specifications Table:

Specification	Details
Material	Hardened steel, cast steel, forged steel
Teeth Count	Varies by model (typically 20 to 30 teeth)
Outer Diameter	Varies from 400 mm to 900 mm
Pitch Diameter	Varies by track link pitch (e.g., 135 mm to 216 mm)
Weight	50 kg to 150 kg depending on size and material
Coating	Heat-treated, corrosion-resistant finishes
Mounting Type	Bolt-on or welded
Compatibility	Fits specific excavator models (customized sizes available)