Wear assembly for excavating machines

A wear-resistant and assembly technology, applied in earth movers/excavators, construction, etc., can solve problems such as high stress and difficult manufacturing, and achieve long service life, easy manufacturing, and simple replacement procedures

Active Publication Date: 2008-08-27
ESCO CORP
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[0029] The present invention relates to a wear-resistant assembly for protecting the excavating edge of an excavator such as the lip of an excavating bucket, and although the assembly is particularly suitable for joining a shroud to a lip, the present invention The concepts can be applied in joining other wear resistant components such as joints, joints, wings, etc. to bucket lips or other excavating equipment. For ease of illustration, this application describes the assembly of the present invention in terms of a shroud mounted on a bucket.

[0030] A wear assembly 10 of an embodiment of the present invention includes a shroud-like wear member 12, a base or support structure 14, and a lock member 16 (FIGS. 1-7). A shroud is a wear resistant member that fits over the leading edge 17 of an excavating bucket 18 between the excavating teeth to protect the bucket lip 20 and to direct material such as earth into the bucket. Figure 1 shows an example of a lip 20 including a plurali...

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A wear member includes a pair of legs defining a slot straddles the digging edge of a piece of excavating equipment. In one construction, the slot is formed at its front end with a pair of inclined surfaces and a laterally extending ridge that is fit within a complementary channel on the digging edge. A lock is received within an opening in the wear member to releasably secure the wear member to the digging edge.

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technical field [0001] This invention relates to a wear resistant assembly for use along the digging edge of an excavator. Background technique [0002] Excavating equipment of all types and sizes includes various wear parts to protect the front digging edge from damage and wear, which are often subjected to highly abrasive materials and under severe conditions. use. In order to withstand the rigors of digging, the wear resistant parts must be positively retained on the digging equipment so as not to be lost while in use. However, due to the harsh environment, the parts often wear out and must be replaced. [0003] Various means have been developed, with varying degrees of success, for attaching the wear resistant part and allowing for easy replacement of the part as it wears out, in terms of positively retaining the part while excavating. For example, wear resistant parts are often welded to the digging edge to prevent loss during use. While welding does hold the part t...

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IPC IPC(8): E02F9/28
Inventor 罗伯特·麦克拉纳汉亚当·斯蒂策尔
Owner ESCO CORP
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