Product Description
rubber tracks for Kobelco,Hyundai,Kubota, Bobcat,Takeuchi for excavator,digger,loader,harvester,truck,tractor
Specifications
1.excavator rubber track pad
2.excellent quality and low price
3.strong resistance to wear.
4.warranty:12 months
1. Type of rubber tracks:
1). Continuous rubber track
2). Conventional type or interchangeable type rubber track
3). Warranty: guarantee one year under normal use
4). Application: mini-excavator, bulldozer, dumper, crawler loader, crawler crane, crawler carrier vehicle, agriculture machinery, paver and other special machine
2. The feature of rubber 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
Rubber tracks insulate machine and operator from vibration, extending the machine's lifetime and lowering operate fatigue.
(5). Low ground pressure
The ground pressure of rubber tracks equipped machinery can be fairly low, about 0.14-2.30 kg/ cmm , a major reason for its use on the wet and soft terrain .
(6). Superior traction
The added traction of rubber, track vehicles permits them to pull twice the load of wheel vehicles of the sane weight.
How to Measure Rubber Tracks?
To check for the size of your existing rubber track you will need to measure followings.
Measure the width of the track in millimeters or we can do the conversions for you. (1 inch = 25.4 millimeters)
Measure the distance from the top of the center of one link (metal piece that engages with the sprocket on the track) to the top of the center of the next link (in millimeters or we can do the conversions for you). This distance is known as the pitch of the track.
Count the total number of links (also called metal pieces or lugs) inside of the track.
The measurement of a track is Width x Pitch x Links.