Excavator tracks
Excavator tracks are suitable for rubber tracks on excavators. The rubber is elastic and has excellent wear resistance, which can isolate the contact between metal tracks and the road surface. In other words, the wear of metal tracks is naturally much smaller, and their service life is naturally extended! Moreover, the installation of rubber excavator tracks is relatively convenient, and the blocking of track blocks can effectively protect the ground.Precautions for using excavator rubber tracks:
(1) Rubber tracks are only suitable for installation and use in flat road conditions. If there are sharp protrusions (steel bars, stones, etc.) on the construction site, it is very easy to cause damage to the rubber blocks.
(2) Excavator tracks must avoid dry friction, such as the use of track blocks when rubbing and walking on the edge of steps, as dry friction between these track block edges and the body can scratch and thin the track block edges.
(3) If the machine is installed with rubber tracks, it must be constructed and driven smoothly to avoid sharp turns, which can easily cause wheel detachment and track damage.
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Rubber Tracks 400-72.5KW Excavator Tracks
Product Detail Our 400-72.5KW conventional excavator rubber tracks are for use with undercarriages of machinery specifically designed to operate on rubber tracks. Conventional rubber tracks do not make contact with the metal of the equipment’s rollers while in operation. No contact equals increased operator comfort. Another advantage of conventional rubber tracks is the heavy equipment roller contact will ONLY occur when aligning the conventional rubber tracks to prevent roller derailm... -
Rubber Tracks 370×107 Excavator Tracks
Product Detail The Feature of Rubber Track Things You Must Know When Buying Replacement Rubber Tracks To ensure that you have the right part for your machine, you should know the following: 1. The make, year, and model of your compact equipment. 2. Size or number of the track you require. 3. The guide size. 4. How many tracks require replacement 5. The kind of roller you need. How to confirm mini excavator replacement tracks size: Generally, the track has a stamp with the informa... -
Rubber Tracks 350X56 Excavator Tracks
Product Detail The Feature of Rubber Track The Feature Of rubber excavator tracks (1). Less round damage Rubber tracks cause less damage to roads than steel tracks, and less rutting of soft ground than either steel tracks of wheel products. (2). Low noise A benefit to equipment operating in congested areas, rubber track products less noise than steel tracks. (3). High speed Rubber track permit machines to travel at a higher speed than steel tracks. (4). Less vibration Rubbe... -
Rubber Tracks 400X72.5N Excavator Tracks
Product Detail How to confirm a replacement rubber track size: To ensure you receive the appropriate replacement excavator rubber tracks, you need to know the following information. The make, model, and year of the vehicle The Rubber Track Size = Width x Pitch x Number of Links (described below) The Guiding System Size = Outside Guide Bottom x Inside Guide Bottom x Inside Lug Height (described below) The make, model, and year of the vehicle The Rubber Track Size = Width(E) x Pitch ... -
Rubber Tracks 300X53 Excavator Tracks
Product Detail The Feature of Rubber Track Extreme Durability & Performance Our joint free track structure, Special designed tread pattern, 100% virgin rubber,and one piece forging insert steel result extreme durability & performance and longer service life for construction equipment use. Gator rubber digger tracks perform a high level of reliability and quality with our latest technology in mold tooling and rubber formulation. Specification: GATOR TRACK will only supply r... -
Rubber tracks 450X81W Excavator tracks
Product Detail The Feature of Rubber Track How to confirm a replacement digger tracks size: Generally, the track has a stamp with the information about its size on the inside. If you don’t find the mark for the size, you can get an estimate of it yourself by adhering to the industry standard and following the steps mentioned below: Measure the pitch, which is the center to center distance between the drive lugs, in millimeters. Measure its width in millimeters. Count the total nu...
