DAEWOO Excavator Track Drive Sprocket with HRC48-56 Hardness for Optimal Bending and Breakage Resistance

A sprocket is a contoured wheel featuring teeth or cogs that interlock with a chain, track, or similar materials that have holes or notches. The term 'sprocket' broadly refers to any wheel with radial extensions that interact with a chain running over it.

• Sprockets can be located at either the front or rear of a vehicle, and sometimes both. In certain configurations, an additional, elevated sprocket may be present to drive the track.
• G33MnCrMo5, G33Mn4, SCMnCr4B, ZG40Mn, and ZG35Mn materials are used for sprocket depending on the model, size and working conditions.
• The surface hardness reaches HRC48-56 with minimum hardness depth between 5-10mm(HRC45) after the heat treatment process.
• The sprocket is able to operate even under harsh working conditions with long wear resistance and remarkably improved service life, leading to reduction of our customers' operating costs.

• By employing sophisticated quenching and tempering methods, we ensure our components exhibit exceptional mechanical attributes, including impressive strength and outstanding resistance to wear, as well as the capacity to endure bending and breaking forces.
• Created in a state-of-the-art machining environment and utilizing vertical CNC turning machinery, our products are manufactured to meet the highest levels of precision.
• With a surface hardness ranging from HRC48 to HRC56, our products are designed to minimize wear and extend their lifespan, thereby enhancing the value of your offerings and bolstering the longevity of your business by ensuring the extended durability of your products.