Carbon Steel DIN 11014-1968 Countersunk head double nibs bolts for agricultural machinery
Product details
The countersunk double tenon bolt for agricultural machinery is a high-performance fastener specially designed for modern agricultural equipment, designed to meet the high strength and high precision connection requirements of heavy agricultural machinery under extreme working conditions.
Functional characteristics
- Countersunk head design: The countersunk head design means that the bolt head can be fully embedded below the surface of the part, reducing the additional air resistance and collision wear caused by bolt head protrusion during field work, especially in fast moving or frequent steering situations.
- Double tenon structure: The double tenon design significantly enhances the contact area and bite force between the bolt and the connected piece by matching two independent mortises with the corresponding mortise, thus greatly improving the stability and maximum load of the entire connection system.
- Material and surface treatment: In order to adapt to the chemical erosion and mechanical wear caused by soil, fertilizers, pesticides and climatic factors in the agricultural environment, countersunk double-tenon bolts for agricultural machinery are usually made of high-strength carbon steel or stainless steel, and are heat treated to enhance their toughness and hardness. In addition, the surface is coated, such as galvanized or nickel plating, to provide additional anti-corrosion protection, ensuring that long-term outdoor use will not affect its functionality and safety.
Application
- Tractors and combine harvesters: Used to reinforce drive shafts, suspension systems and blade brackets to withstand heavy loads while maintaining smooth operation.
- Planters and sprayers: Ensure accurate alignment of seed bed rollers, fertilization pipes and nozzles to reduce crop planting errors and pesticide waste.
- Irrigation systems: Connect water pipes, valves, and drip irrigation lines to ensure smooth flow and support precision agriculture strategies.
- Livestock equipment: such as feed mixers, housings and transmission chains for milking machinery, need to stand the test of continuous work day after day.
