200636318 screw for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

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  • 200636318 screw for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

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Adjusting Screw, Part No.: 200636318, fits XCMG RP705 medium crawler paver. It is a threaded adjusting screw that converts rotary motion into linear push‑pull movement.

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description

This 200636318 adjusting screw is an OEM component for XCMG RP705 paver. Forged from premium alloy structural steel and quenched and tempered, it features precision rolled threads with full profile for high strength and anti‑fatigue performance. The black oxide finish resists rust from asphalt dust and muddy water and prevents thread seizure. Rotation of the screw produces smooth linear displacement to fine‑tune gate opening, baffle position and chain tension, balancing material delivery and reducing segregation. Under persistent vibration, the threads resist stripping and maintain consistent adjustment, supporting uniform paving feed. Used with matched nuts, lock plates and pins, it is easy to disassemble and service for feed flow control and preload adjustment.

product parameters

- Part Number: 200636318
- Name: Adjusting Screw
- Applicable Model: XCMG RP705 medium crawler paver
- Material: Alloy structural steel
- Process: Forging, quenching and tempering, thread rolling, black oxide anti‑corrosion treatment
- Matching Parts: Adjusting nut, lock nut, stop plate, pin, spacer
- Function: Linear adjustment, tensioning, gate opening control, transfer of adjusting thrust

Applicable Scenarios

It serves feed gate adjustment, movable baffle positioning and feed chain tensioners on XCMG RP705 paver for asphalt paving on municipal roads, highways, yards and airport runways, stabilizing feed rate and improving mixture uniformity.

advantage

- OEM precision threads for smooth, stable and fine adjustment
- Tempered alloy steel with excellent tensile and impact resistance
- Durable rolled threads resistant to repeated adjustment wear
- Anti‑rust finish reduces seizure on construction sites
- Matched with original nuts for reliable locking against vibration
- Direct replacement spare part for quick restoration of adjustment function

FAQ

Q: Can a slightly rusted screw remain in service?
A: Light surface rust may be cleaned and greased. Replace it if threads are stripped or the shank is bent.

Q: Why does the setting drift after adjustment?
A: Loose lock nut, worn threads or bent screw. Always secure the lock nut after positioning.

Q: What should be observed during installation?
A: Clean threads and apply grease; avoid end‑stop overloading and reserve travel margin.

Q: What faults are caused by screw failure?
A: Unstable gate position, lost chain tension and uncontrolled material flow, resulting in material segregation.

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