Myway Excavator Bushings
Comprehensive Bushings for Every Part of Your Excavators

  • Wear resistance is increased by 60%, reducing downtime losses
  • Can adapt to high loads and harsh working environments
  • Covering more than 95% of mainstream excavator models
  • Sufficient inventory ensures quick delivery within 7 days
  • Support non-standard customization, with tolerance controlled at±0.02mm

Where are the Bushings Distributed in the Excavator?

Where are the Parts of Excavator

Bushings are an essential part of an excavator and are vital to improving operational efficiency and extending the life of the machine. They are skillfully installed in high stress areas such as booms, dipper & stick, buckets etc. to minimize friction and wear between moving metal parts. It is also able to withstand high loads and harsh working conditions, and can be easily replaced when damaged.

1. Booms

The boom is the main support part of the excavator’s work unit, and it realizes the lifting and lowering motion through the expansion and contraction of the boom cylinder. Its function is to change the working height and position of the bucket to adapt to different digging depths and operational requirements.

  • Bushing Type: bronze bushings, self-lubricating bushings.

2. Dipper & Stick

Dipper & Stick is connected with the movable arm and realizes the telescopic movement through the telescopic movement of the bucket cylinder. Its length and angle can change the working range and digging angle of the bucket, so that the bucket can reach different positions for digging and loading.

  • Bushing Type: steel bushings

3. Buckets

Buckets are in direct contact with materials and are used for digging, loading and transporting materials. It has different shapes and sizes for different operational needs, such as positive bucket, backhoe bucket, pulling bucket, grabbing bucket, etc., which are more common.

  • Bushing Type: flanged bushings, excavator bucket bushings

4. Crawler

Crawler consists of track plate, track pin, track link and so on, it is the traveling part of excavator. Its good grounding specific pressure and adhesion enable the excavator to travel on various complicated terrains.

  • Bushing Type: steel bushings

5. Guide Wheel

The guide wheel is located at the front end of the track, and its function is to guide the direction of movement of the track so that the track can travel along the correct path. It also adjusts the tension of the track to prevent the track from being too loose or too tight.

  • Bushing Type: steel bushings

6. Supporting Wheel

Supporting wheel is an important part in the track traveling device, its function is to support the weight of the excavator and distribute the weight evenly on the tracks to reduce the wear and deformation of the tracks.

  • Bushing Type: steel bushings

7. Hydraulic Cylinder

Hydraulic cylinder is an actuating element in a hydraulic system. It converts the pressure energy of hydraulic oil into mechanical energy to drive the moving arm, bucket rod, bucket and other parts to carry out linear reciprocating motion.

  • Bushing Type: bronze bushing, self-lubricating bushing

Summary of Excavator Brands

No matter what brand and model of your excavator, we can provide you with precision matching OEM parts to replace the bushing, which can reduce your procurement cost while ensuring performance. The brands of excavators we can provide replacement bushings include but are not limited to:

Caterpillar Excavator

Caterpillar

Komatsu Excavator

Komatsu

JCB Excavator

JCB

Volvo Excavator

Volvo

Yanmar

Kubota

Takeuchi Excavator

Takeuchi

Hitachi Excavator

Hitachi

Case Excavator

Case

New Holland Excavator

New Holland

Kobelco Excavator

Kobelco

Wacker Neuson Excavator

Wacker Neuson

Doosan Excavator

Doosan

Ihimer Excavator

Ihimer

Liebherr Excavator

Liebherr

Caterpillar is a global leading brand of construction machinery, covering excavators of all tonnage segments, especially in the field of mining machinery.

Komatsu is a benchmark of Japanese technology, known for hybrid power and ultra-large tonnage equipment. Its ultra-large tonnage excavator delivery volume ranked first in the world last year.

JCB is a British classic brand, famous for its backhoe loaders and small and medium-sized excavators. Its AMS intelligent matching system optimizes power output and improves fuel efficiency by 15%. Its boom arm is reinforced with cast steel, and its impact resistance is better than similar products.

Volvo is a pioneer in environmental protection and intelligence, and its electric excavator technology is leading. It is known for its focus on durability, fuel efficiency and operating comfort, and has become a popular choice for various construction and quarrying operations.

Yanmar focuses on small excavators, with hybrid power and compact structure design as its core advantages. It meets the world’s strict environmental standards and has excellent noise control.

Kubota is a leader in mini excavators, dominating the agricultural and municipal sectors. Its mini models account for more than 20% of the global market share. With a maintenance interval of more than 500 hours, the maintenance cost is 15% lower than that of similar products.

Takeuchi is known for the durability of small and medium-sized excavators. Its X-type lower frame design improves torsional rigidity and adapts to rocky terrain; the suspended seat and low-vibration cab reduce operator fatigue.

Hitachi is a comprehensive Japanese brand, covering both mining and municipal services. Its ultra-large tonnage excavators use a dual-engine design, and its hybrid technology recovers energy through supercapacitors, reducing fuel consumption by 18%.

As a high-end brand in North America, Case leads in hydraulic technology. Its intelligent control system achieves precise control of compound actions and improves efficiency by 12%. Its cab adopts a 6-shock absorber design with noise below 72 decibels.

New Holland focuses on agriculture and municipal sectors, featuring electrification and versatility. Its electric mini excavators are zero-emission and easy to maintain, sharing the same technology platform as Case, and some models are compatible with agricultural attachments.

Kobelco is a representative of Japanese lightweighting, focusing on fuel efficiency and electrification. Its electric dismantling machine and steel grabber are adapted to urban environmental protection needs; diesel models use advanced post-processing technology, reducing fuel consumption by 15%.

Wacker Neuson is a pioneer in the electrification of small equipment in Germany. Its all-electric excavator has an 8-hour battery life, 1.5-hour charging, and noise levels below 65 decibels; the short-tail design has a turning radius of only 2.5 meters, making it suitable for urban operations.

As the king of cost-effectiveness in Korean vehicles, Doosan is expanding rapidly in the global market. Its Tier 4 Final engine has a 12% reduction in fuel consumption, and 12,000 dealers around the world provide 7×24-hour response.

Ihimer is a niche European brand, a joint venture between IMER Group and IHI of Japan, combining Japanese precision with European durability. It focuses on the manufacture of mini excavators.

Liebherr is a high-end German brand, with super-large excavators and intelligence as its benchmark. Its super-large tonnage excavator bucket capacity reaches 42 cubic meters, designed specifically for mines.

Common Excavator Bushings for You

Steel bushings are made of high-strength steel as the base material. After quenching and other heat treatments, the hardness and wear resistance are improved. They are the core choice for heavy-load parts of excavators.

They have outstanding load-bearing capacity and can withstand the huge impact force at the hinges of structural parts such as booms and dippers. At the same time, they have strong anti-deformation ability and are suitable for parts that need to transmit torque, such as the bushings of crawler drive wheels and guide wheels.

Steel Bushings
Graphite Impregnated Bronze Bushing

Graphite Impregnated Bronze Bushings

This type of bushing is based on bronze and is evenly impregnated with solid graphite as a lubricant. It combines the wear resistance of bronze with the self-lubricating properties of graphite, making it an ideal choice for low-load and inconveniently lubricated parts of excavators.

At locations where it is difficult to frequently add grease, such as the hinge point between the boom and the frame and the bucket pin, graphite can automatically precipitate during friction to form a lubricating film, reducing the frequency of maintenance.

The self-lubricating bushing adopts a composite structure: steel backing layer, sintered copper powder layer and PTFE lubricating layer, so it has a long-term lubrication mechanism and does not require additional lubricant.

In the slewing bearings of the excavator, hydraulic cylinder earrings and other parts that need to operate continuously and have narrow spaces, it can avoid dry friction caused by grease loss in traditional lubrication methods.

Self Lubricating Bushings
Bimetal Bushings

Bimetallic bushings are usually backed by high-strength steel and composited with low-friction materials such as babbitt alloy and copper alloy on the surface. They combine the impact resistance of steel with the friction reduction of the surface and are suitable for key parts of excavators with high loads and low speeds.

At the bushing of the track roller, the steel back can withstand the radial pressure caused by the weight of the whole machine, and the surface alloy reduces the friction and wear with the wheel axle.

Bronze bushings are widely used in low-load and stable lubrication parts of excavators due to the good wear resistance, thermal conductivity and anti-seizure properties of copper alloys.

In the piston rod guide sleeve of the hydraulic cylinder and the pin sleeve of the bucket connecting rod, the friction reduction of bronze can reduce the wear of the mating parts (such as the piston rod and pin).

Bronze Bushings
Flanged Bushing

Flanged Bushing

The flanged bushing adds a radial flange structure on the basis of the cylindrical body. The flange can play an axial positioning role to prevent the bushing from axial movement in the mounting hole, and adapt to the connection parts of the excavator that need axial fixation.

At the connection hole between the crawler frame and the supporting wheel and the bottom hinge of the boom hydraulic cylinder, the flange can withstand the axial force, ensure the relative position of the bushing and the mounting hole is stable, improve the connection stability of the overall structure.

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FAQs

Our bushings are produced in accordance with the original factory standards in terms of materials, processes and specifications. The performance is comparable to that of the original parts, but the price is more advantageous, and more flexible after-sales protection is provided, which is a more cost-effective alternative.

If the bushing model does not match and cannot be installed due to our reasons, you can contact us within 24 hours of receiving the goods. We will reissue you a new bushing free of charge and bear the round-trip shipping costs to ensure that your construction progress is not affected.

The service life varies under different working conditions. In ordinary earthwork operations, our bushings can be used for 8-12 months; in heavy-load operations such as mining, the service life can reach 6-8 months, which is subject to actual use.

Zhejiang Myway Co., Ltd. was established in 2005 and has grown into a leading company in the bushing industry. It has more than 20 years of experience in high-quality bushing research, development and production.

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