Duty cycle
Lifting, tilting and returning equipment.
LOADING EQUIPMENT
Wear-resistant parts for connections of working equipment of loaders.
LOADING EQUIPMENT
The lift arms, rocker arm and bucket create repeating load cycles. Wear of one part affects the fit of adjacent elements, so it is useful to consider bushings, pins and washers as a whole.

WHAT TO CHECK
The radial and axial components of the unit's operation are checked.
Lifting, tilting and returning equipment.
Pin, bushing, housing and shims.
Contact zones and finishing quality.
Number of parts per mechanism.
HOW THE WORK IS CONSTRUCTED
Washers can be supplied in a variety of thicknesses if required by the adjustment specification. The dimensions and hardness of each position are recorded separately.
Model, part and part number.
Pair dimensions and axial clearance.
Set per unit or batch by item.
RESULT
Segregation into assemblies and kits reduces the risk of mixing similar washers and bushings in stock.
BEFORE AGREEMENT
Bushings, pins and adjustment parts vary in location and movement. For selection, the mechanism link, associated dimensions, load, contamination and lubrication interval are recorded. The positions of the bucket, boom and rods cannot be combined only by external similarity.
A bucket, boom, rod, cylinder, or other specific joint.
Diameters, support length, gap and method of fixation.
Lubrication supply, contamination and maintenance intervals.
Single part or matched pair for assembly.
NEXT STEP
Specify dimensions, washer thicknesses, number of sets, and packaging requirements.