EX200 Bucket linkage for Excavator

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Material:42CrMo
Finish:Smooth
Colors:Black or yellow
Technique:Forging casting
Warranty time:2000 hour
Certification:ISO9001-9002
MOQ:5 piece
Delivery Time:Within 20 days after contract established
Type:Structure parts
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Description

For all bucket types, whether they utilize casting or welding methods, replacement bucket links are available for a range of excavator brands including Caterpillar, Komatsu, Hitachi, Kobelco, Mitsubishi, Sumitomo, Daewoo, and Hyundai. These replacement bucket links are designed to meet the specific requirements and

compatibility of each excavator model, ensuring proper fit and functionality. Whether you need to replace a worn-out or damaged bucket link, various options

are available to suit your needs and preferences.

We offer premium quality Bucket Linkage for renowned brands like CAT, CATERPILLAR, DAEWOO, DOOSAN,

HITACHI,JCB,JOHN DEERE,KATO,KOMATSU,KUBOTA,LIEBHERR,MITSUBISHI,CASE,SHANTUI,TEREX,VOLVO,YANMAR,and many more.

Rest assured, our products boast an extended lifespan, ensuring reliable performance even under the harshest conditions.

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Dimensions

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Model	ID/mm	OD/mm	L/mm	Weight/K
PC60	50	60	400	15
PC100	50	60	490	19
PC120	60	65	490	20
PC200-5	70	70	620	32
PC200-6	70	80	645	31
PC220-6	80	80	595	32
PC360	90	90	730	68
PC400/4.0	100	100	730	65
E306	45	45	360	11.5
E307	50	55	410	12
E708	50	60	420	11
E312/E312D	65	70	520	23
E312	65	70	520	24
E320D	70	80	585	31
E320D	70	80	640	33
E325D	90	90	650	49
E329D	70	90	680	49
E324D	70	80	695	35.5
E336D				56
E330C	70	100	685	64
EX55	45	50	340	12.5
ZAX55	45	50	340	12.5
EX60	45	55	410	15
ZAX60	45	50	320	11.5
EX70	50	55	420	14
EX100	65	65	450	25
EX120	65	65	500	21
EX200-5	71	80	600	32
EX230	80	90	620	40.5
EX300	90	100	730	60
ZAX360	90	100	690	66
SH120	65	65	525	19
SH200	75	85	600	31.5
SH280	70	80	585	33
SH240				41
DH55	45	50	350	15
DH55	45	50	350	18
DH80	45	55	400	14
DH150	65	65	510	20
DH220	70	80	600	33
DH300	80	90	665	49
DH380	90	100	740	70
R60	45	45	320	10
R80	55	55	400	13
R200	70	70	635	32
R225-7	70	80	610	32
R275	80	80	670	45.5
R305	80	80	680	44.5
SK60	50	50	420	14.5
SK75	50	50	420	13
SK100	60	60	515	20.5
SK120	60	60	515	23.5
SK140	60	65	410	20
SK200	70	80	635	32
SK230	70	80	695	35.5
SK350	80	90	700	52
SK450/SK460	100	100	770	74
EC55	45	45	370	13
EC80	60	60	420	17.5
EC140	71	80	600	23
EC210	70	80	600	33
EC290	90	90	650	49
EC360	100	100	720	57
EC460	110	100	750	71
SY75	50	50	400	14.5
SY230	80	80	590	30
SY235	90	90	645	49
SY60	50	50	360	15
SY135	65	65	515	24
SY335				53
HD700	70	80	640	38
HD820	70	80	640	34
HD820	70	80	640	43
HD1023	70	85	640	34
YC85	50	55	390	13
SWE50	55	55	370	20
SWE70	55	55	37	17
ZY80	60	60	350	12.5
CASE70	50	55	380	18
KY70	50	50	370	15
JCB230	80	90	570	43
XG60	45	55	400	13
XG815	65	65	490	23

FAQs

1. How important is maintenance for bucket linkages?

Maintenance of bucket linkages is crucial for ensuring optimal performance, safety, and longevity of heavy machinery. Regular inspections, lubrication,

and replacement of worn components are necessary to prevent breakdowns, minimize downtime, and maintain productivity.

2. What are some common issues with bucket linkages?

Common issues with bucket linkages include wear and tear of pins and bushings, hydraulic leaks, misalignment, and structural damage due to heavy use or

improper operation. Addressing these issues promptly through maintenance and repairs is essential to avoid costly downtime and safety hazards.

3. How can operators detect problems with bucket linkages?

Operators can detect problems with bucket linkages by performing visual inspections, listening for unusual noises during operation, and observing any irregularities in the bucket's movement or response to hydraulic controls. Any signs of wear, damage, or malfunction should be reported and addressed promptly.