C-7 tooth for Link-Belt

The C-7 tooth, identified by part number B47K19-H, serves as a ground-engaging component for Link-Belt excavators, loaders, and backhoes. This part mounts to the leading edge of the machine bucket to facilitate the penetration of compacted soil, rock, and aggregate. By acting as the primary point of contact with the terrain, it helps break up material during digging and loading operations while shielding the bucket structure from direct contact with abrasive surfaces.

This component is compatible with various Link-Belt earthmoving machines utilized in construction and mining environments. The C-7 geometry is engineered to provide specific penetration characteristics for effective material removal. Regular inspection and replacement of these teeth are necessary to maintain the digging efficiency of the bucket and to prevent excessive force from being transferred to the machine arm and bucket assembly during operation.

Ground-engaging teeth are designed to be replaceable components that absorb the mechanical stress and abrasive wear associated with moving earth. By maintaining sharp and intact teeth, operators ensure that the machine can penetrate the ground with less resistance, which helps manage fuel consumption and reduces the mechanical load on the hydraulic system and the structural integrity of the bucket.