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393-9075: Sidebar

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Price ¥8 441
Availability:MoscowChinaRest
Lead Time TBC

Key Details

OEM / Part No.393-9075
ManufacturerCaterpillar
CategoryBucket Corners
Country of OriginOrigin on request
Weight52.9 kg
Dimensions
Unit of Measurepcs
ConditionNew original part

Specifications

Depth (in)12,921
Hole Spacing (in)7,874
Height (in)18,831
Height (mm)478,3
Thickness (mm)50,0
PositionLH
Hole Quantity2
Thickness (in)1,969
MaterialBoron Steel, Abrasion Resistant Steel
Attachment MethodWeld-On
Depth (mm)328,2
Hole Spacing (mm)200,0

Delivery & Payment

Shipment

Pickup from our warehouse in China or Moscow, and delivery anywhere in the world.

Payment

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Product Description

Offering unparalleled manufacturing precision, Cat® Excavator Sidebar Protector provide a strong, wear-resistant surface to help protect bucket sides. Our Ground Engaging Tools (GET) are designed specifically for the DNA of your Cat iron and deliver consistent, superior protection. Cat® Sidebar Protectors are Side-Pin, replaceable wear surfaces to protect bucket’s structural integrity and enhance penetration with sidebars and shear blocks. Shear block protects the pin from extreme loads and breakage, helping ensure sidebar protector retention and increase your uptime. Sidebar protectors protect the bucket edge and cut your maintenance costs. Manufactured from steel with properties that maintain hardness for long wear life, our durable Sidecutters make it possible for your machines to deliver the performance you demand. Protect your investment by always choosing genuine Cat Ground Engaging Tools. Attributes: • Replaceable, side-pin to improve bucket performance while protecting sidebar Application: • Certain wheel loader and excavator buckets • Suitable for most soil conditions in average digging conditions