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Construction Equipment Parts

Heavy Equipment Castings

JK Casting supplies drawing-based castings, with CNC machining as required, for construction machinery housings, hubs, mounts, brackets and linkage components. Send drawings, material, batch quantity, and expected annual demand for an OEM production, second-source, or aftermarket supply quotation.

Drawing and sample-based project review Cast, machined, coated, and inspected OEM supply and replacement-part programs

Buyer Answer

What construction equipment castings can JK Casting review?

JK Casting reviews custom construction and heavy equipment castings and machined parts for equipment OEMs, repair teams, and replacement-part buyers. Typical RFQs include hubs, bearing housings, gearbox and drivetrain housings, brackets, mounts, linkages, and covers made from buyer drawings, 3D files, samples, or worn-part evidence. Carbon steel, ductile iron, and grey iron are our regular material families. Material suitability and the manufacturing route are reviewed for each part; stainless steel and other special grades require separate feasibility confirmation. Every project is checked before quotation.

Buyer need
New OEM parts, second-source projects, repair parts, and discontinued replacements.
Evidence accepted
2D drawings, 3D files, physical samples, worn-part photos, and application details.
Quote basis
Material, quantity, machining, coating, duty, inspection, packing, and delivery requirements.

Bucket Tooth Geometry

Bucket Teeth by Size and Working Conditions

Compare compact, medium and large general-purpose profiles with teeth for penetration, rock, soft ground and loading. Send your drawing or measured sample so we can review geometry, adapter fit and the intended duty together.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted compact general-purpose bucket tooth

Compact General-Purpose

General digging and loading. Define the overall length, cutting-edge width and adapter fit for a compact tooth.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted medium general-purpose bucket tooth

Medium General-Purpose

General earthmoving. Match tooth size to the adapter and bucket; include pin position and the required material.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted large general-purpose bucket tooth

Large General-Purpose

A larger general-purpose profile for digging and loading. Specify dimensions and duty; size alone does not establish rock suitability.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted rock chisel bucket tooth

Rock Chisel

A narrow chisel profile for rock excavation. Define impact, abrasion, section thickness and the required heat treatment.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted single tiger bucket tooth

Single Tiger

A pointed profile for penetration in compacted ground. Identify soil conditions, tooth projection and wear requirements.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted twin tiger bucket tooth

Twin Tiger

Twin points can provide corner clearance alongside single-point teeth. Confirm bucket position, point spacing and adapter fit.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted wide flare bucket tooth

Wide Flare

A broad edge for softer ground and a smoother trench floor. Check cutting width, adjacent-tooth spacing and side clearance.

AI illustration of a yellow-painted heavy-duty loader bucket tooth

Heavy-Duty Loader

A broad, thick wear profile for abrasive loading. Identify loader duty, underside wear allowance and the bucket-floor interface.

AI-generated geometry illustrations, not photographs of supplied parts. Size classes are visual references, not a dimensional catalog. Confirm exact dimensions, model compatibility, material, hardness and inspection requirements for your project.

Planning a production batch or repeat supply? Include your drawing or measured sample photos, tooth and adapter references, overall dimensions, pin and pocket details, ground conditions, required material and heat treatment, quantity per part number, and expected annual demand. We confirm project feasibility and the inspection scope before quoting.

Discuss a Bucket Tooth Project

Typical Components

Cast Components for Construction Machinery

Use the categories below as a starting point. Final geometry, material, machining, coating, and inspection follow your drawings and operating conditions.

HB

Hubs & Bearing Housings

Hubs and bearing housings with machined bores, flange faces, and bolt patterns. Define bearing fits, datums, and mating dimensions.

LP

Bucket Teeth, Linkage & Pivot Parts

View bucket tooth profiles, alongside linkage parts, pivot bosses, and attachment components. Supply interface dimensions, load requirements, material, and wear-surface details.

UT

Undercarriage & Track Components

Track guides, supports, and mounting brackets. Identify contact surfaces, hole positions, working clearance, and coating requirements.

GD

Gearbox & Drivetrain Housings

Gearbox housings, covers, and carriers. Specify aligned bores, sealing faces, mounting datums, and the required supply condition.

HM

Hydraulic Mounts & Brackets

Cylinder mounts, clevises, and support brackets. Provide pin interfaces, assembly clearance, load conditions, and inspection requirements.

AR

Aftermarket Replacement Castings

Replacement castings for equipment rebuilders and parts suppliers. Include part references, sample measurements, batch size, and forecast repeat demand.

From Drawing to Delivery

A Manufacturing Path Built Around the Part

Material grade, casting method, machining sequence, surface treatment, and inspection are reviewed together. The factory certificate is held by Gaomi Changrong Precision Casting. The quotation defines any required heat treatment, coating, tests, and accompanying records.

1 / Casting & Material Control

Start with the Right Alloy and Casting Route

Review wall thickness, load paths, draft, and machining allowance through the sand and investment casting route. Material and the complete manufacturing scope are confirmed in the quotation.

2 / Precision Machining

Machine the Interfaces That Control Fit

Define bores, faces, threads, and mounting datums for CNC-machined castings, including which surfaces remain as-cast.

3 / Finish & Inspection

Prepare Parts for Real Equipment Duty

Agree coating, material records, packing, and the inspection and report scope before ordering, including the acceptance criteria for your part.

Faster Quotation

Send the Details That Define the Job.

For production or recurring supply, include the initial batch, expected annual demand, and delivery schedule. These inputs help compare tooling, machining, inspection, and packing costs across the program.

  • 2D drawings, 3D files, or physical samples
  • Material, surface treatment, and coating requirements
  • Annual quantity, delivery plan, and inspection level

Part Definition

Part number, equipment model, drawing revision, and whether the project is new OEM production, a second source, or aftermarket supply.

Engineering Inputs

Material grade, load or duty cycle, fits and tolerances, and critical dimensions.

Manufacturing Scope

Casting, machining, coating, assembly requirements, initial batch, expected annual demand, and planned delivery batches.

Quality Needs

Inspection points, dimensional reports, packaging, and any project-specific acceptance criteria.

Flanged hub component showing a stepped central bore, mounting holes, and machined faces

Component and Interface Review

Flanged hubs: define the bore, mounting face, and hole pattern

This component from our existing product gallery shows a stepped central opening, mounting holes, and machined faces. These are useful reference features when discussing a hub or housing for your equipment; the approved drawing establishes the actual application and fit.

  • Bore and shoulder: identify the mating component, finished sizes, fits, and the drawing datum references.
  • Mounting interface: supply the hole pattern, face requirements, and clearance around the assembly.
  • Delivery condition: specify a raw casting, partly machined body, or finished component, with the required inspection records.
  • Acceptance before repeat supply: mark the dimensions to be reported for sample approval, then agree batch identification, packing protection and repeat-order drawing control.
For a quotation, include material, drawing revision, quantity per part number and planned repeat batches. For steel parts, review our carbon steel casting or stainless steel project scope. A worn sample does not establish the intended finished dimensions.

View the component reference · Prepare the interface information · Send your drawing

Buyer FAQ

Construction Equipment Casting Questions

Direct answers for OEM, repair, and replacement-part buyers preparing a heavy equipment casting RFQ.

What construction equipment castings can JK Casting review?

JK Casting reviews drawing-based hubs, bearing housings, gearbox and drivetrain housings, brackets, mounts, linkages, covers, and other cast and machined parts when buyers provide drawings, 3D files, samples, or technical requirements.

Can JK Casting review replacement castings from a sample or worn part?

Yes. A replacement project can start from a physical sample, worn-part photos, equipment model, mating dimensions, and service information. Final feasibility depends on the available evidence, material, geometry, quantity, machining, and inspection requirements.

What information helps a heavy equipment casting quotation?

Send a 2D drawing or 3D model when available, plus material, quantity, critical dimensions, machining scope, coating, application or duty cycle, inspection requirements, and target delivery plan.

Is this a stock construction equipment parts catalog?

No. JK Casting supplies custom, drawing-based parts for OEM, repair, and replacement programs. Each RFQ is reviewed before quotation; listed part families do not confirm stock or automatic manufacturability.

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Start with Your Drawing

Request a Quote for Heavy Equipment Castings

Send the drawing, material, batch quantity, annual forecast, and delivery plan. We will review the complete production route, inspection, and quotation basis.

Before requesting a quotation

Compare casting quotations on the same scope

Includes an editable worksheet for your purchasing and engineering review.