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In-depth analysis of excavator bolts: materials, specifications, application scenarios and selection
2026-04-24
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Material analysis of excavator track bolts: Why is high-strength alloy steel the first choice?
Mainstream material types
Carbon steel: economical choice, suitable for low-load parts (such as cover fixing).
Alloy steel: add chromium and molybdenum elements, tensile strength ≥1200MPa, used for high-stress parts such as walking mechanism and slewing bearing.
Stainless steel: strong corrosion resistance, suitable for humid or salty environment (such as coastal operating equipment).
Surface treatment process
Dacromet coating: salt spray resistance for more than 1000 hours, rust prevention ability is better than ordinary galvanizing.
Hot-dip galvanizing: low cost, suitable for conventional working conditions.
Phosphating treatment: improve lubricity and reduce assembly friction.
Bolt and nut quality identification: 5 steps to identify inferior accessories
Appearance inspection
Genuine: clear laser engraving (brand LOGO + strength level), thread without burrs.
Counterfeit: ink printing is easy to fall off, thread spacing is uneven.
Hardness test
Using Rockwell hardness tester, the hardness of 10.9 grade bolts must reach HRC32-39.
Salt spray test report
Suppliers are required to provide third-party test reports (such as SGS certification).
Data support
MechLink bolts can withstand 1200 hours of salt spray test (the average of peers is 800 hours)
Bolt and nut classification specifications and corresponding application parts
Tip: The chassis bolts of Komatsu PC200 and Caterpillar 320 cannot be mixed. The difference in thread angles leads to the risk of bite failure!
How to choose bolts and nuts correctly? Four principles of working condition matching
Vibration level matching
Lock nuts with nylon locking rings must be used in high-frequency vibration parts (such as breaker hammer connections).