Track chains belong to the undercarriage of various types of heavy machinery. Their main function is to connect the forward movement produced by the pedals to the wheels, which have driving characteristics, in order to cause continuous forward motion. They are used in heavy tracked machinery such as

I. Components Core Parts:Track Rollers (Support Rollers)Idlers (Guide Wheels)Sprockets (Drive Wheels)Carrier Rollers (Upper Rollers)Track Assembly (Track Chains, Links, Track Shoes)Track Tensioning System (Tension Cylinder, Tension Spring) Auxiliary Parts:Track Links, Track Pads, Track Frames, Hitch

Your track machine has one of two types of chain. It is important to know the difference, as having one style over the other can cost you money in the short or long term, depending on how you use your machine. Most bulldozer and excavator owners have SALT (sealed and lubricated track) chains on thei

I. Materials and Manufacturing Processes High-strength, wear-resistant steelMainstream applications utilise a premium alloy steel (e.g. 25MnB), which is enhanced through a heat treatment process involving quenching and tempering, as well as shot peening, in order to achieve a surface hardness of HRC