805004764 bolt m12×25 for XCMG RP705 paver spare parts

Short Description:

Bolt M12×25, Part No.: 805004764, fits XCMG RP705 medium crawler paver. It is an original high‑strength standard fastener.

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description

This retaining pin is machined from high-quality alloy round steel with integral quenching for high strength and good toughness. Widely installed on feeding chains, drive shafts, sprockets and pin assemblies as an axial limiter, it locks pin ends and withstands impact and shear load. Easy to assemble, it works together with pins for locking and ensures safe chain transmission. Subjected to asphalt dust, grit erosion and continuous vibration, these pins should be inspected in batches during feeding chain and drive shaft maintenance and replaced once damaged.

product parameters

- Part Number: 805004764
- Name: Bolt M12×25
- Size: M12×25
- Applicable Model: XCMG RP705 medium crawler paver
- Material: High‑strength alloy structural steel
- Process: Cold heading, thread rolling, quenching and tempering, black oxide anti‑corrosion treatment
- Matching Parts: Flat washer, spring washer, nut
- Function: Fasten components, stabilize assembly clearance and resist vibration loosening

Applicable Scenarios

Commonly used for feed bin sealing plates, protective baffles, supports, machine covers and linkage brackets on XCMG RP705 paver.

advantage

- OEM high strength delivers reliable tension and shear resistance for road construction
- Rolled threads feature full profile for secure meshing and anti‑stripping performance
- Black oxide finish resists muddy water and asphalt dust corrosion
- Standard dimensions for easy interchange and installation
- Stable anti‑loosening performance when assembled with matching washers
- Suitable for bulk stocking with low replacement cost

FAQ

Q: Can a bolt with light surface rust keep working?
A: It may be used temporarily if threads are intact. Replace it if seized, stretched or with rounded hex head.

Q: What causes thread stripping during tightening?
A: Over‑torque, worn threads, misaligned holes or insufficient strength. Stop tightening and fit a new bolt.

Q: Can ordinary low‑grade bolts be substituted?
A: Not recommended. Low‑strength fasteners tend to loosen or break under paving vibration.

Q: What are the installation requirements?
A: Clean asphalt and grit from threads, tighten progressively to correct torque and use anti‑loosening washers on high‑vibration locations.

Q: What faults follow bolt failure?
A: Loose components rattle; in severe cases, plates drop and interfere with feed chains and drive assemblies.

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