3349463 is a drive sprocket designed for heavy-duty construction machinery undercarriage and transmission systems. Forged from 45# carbon steel / 40Cr alloy steel, its teeth are induction hardened for high hardness, wear resistance, and shock resistance. It is engineered for excavators, loaders, and bulldozers, engaging with track chains to transmit high torque and ensure stable travel in harsh, dusty, and high-vibration conditions.
Technical Parameters
- Model: 3349463
- Type: Single-row roller chain sprocket (Standard three-arc & straight tooth profile, GB/T 1243)
- Material: 45# Carbon Steel / 40Cr Alloy Steel (Forged)
- Surface Treatment: Induction Hardened & Tempered, Tooth Hardness HRC 52–58, Core HRC 28–32
- Matching Chain Pitch: 19.05 mm (3/4″, 12A / 60 series)
- Number of Teeth: 19 Teeth
- Pitch Diameter:≈ 115.74 mm
- Outside Diameter (OD):≈ 124.45 mm
- Bore Diameter: 45 mm (with 14×3.8 mm keyway)
- Hub Diameter: 75 mm
- Total Thickness: 42 mm
- Tooth Width: 28 mm (fits 12A chain)
- Mounting: Keyway + 2×M8 set screws
- Max Speed: ≤ 300 r/min (Low-speed, heavy-duty)
- Operating Temp: -30℃~+120℃
- Features: High load capacity, wear-resistant, shockproof, anti-jump, long service life
Application Scenarios
Fits 12–20 ton excavators, bulldozers, loaders (Shantui, Komatsu, Caterpillar, Sany):
Common Faults & Troubleshooting
- Tooth Wear, Pitting, Chipping: Heavy load, elongated chain, poor lubrication → noise, jumping, drifting. Replace 3349463 sprocket & chain; lubricate with EP lithium grease.
- Root Cracks / Fracture: Shock overload, material defect, misalignment → sudden seizure. Install genuine sprocket; align shafts; reduce shock loads.
- Bore/Keyway Wear, Looseness: Poor fit, damaged keyway, loose set screws → slipping, power loss. Repair shaft/keyway or replace sprocket; retighten set screws.
- Chain Derailment / Jamming: Sprocket wobble, deformed teeth, pitch mismatch, debris. Align sprocket; clean debris; replace worn sprocket/chain.
- Noise / Vibration: Worn teeth, poor meshing, bearing failure, loose mounts. Inspect sprocket, chain, bearings, and fasteners; replace worn parts.