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Shear Stress Resistance vs. Axial Tension
Unlike internal through bolts that endure axial stretching forces, side plate bolts operate under intense shear stress (cutting forces) and bending moments. Every time an excavator tilts or applies angular leverage to a rock, the lateral recoil force attempts to shear the bracket bolts at the interface between the housing plate and the breaker cylinder.
[Housing Side Plate] <--| Force (Shear Vector)
|=== [Side Plate Bolt Shear Zone]
[Power Cell Body] <--| Force (Opposing Shock Vector)
If bracket bolts loosen or suffer from poor material toughness, lateral motion cuts the bolt shank clean across the housing seam or distorts the bracket bolt holes into oval shapes.
Metallurgy & Engineering Differentiators
1. Optimal Hardness-Toughness Balance: Heat-treated via Quenching & Tempering (Q&T) to HRC 33–38. Over-hardening bolts makes them brittle under shear impact; SLYM maintains high impact toughness (≥45 J) to absorb lateral shock without snapping.
2. Precision Machined Threads: Precision CNC thread execution ensures uniform thread engagement with heavy-duty lock nuts, preventing thread stripping under high-frequency housing vibration.
3. Manganese Phosphate Coating: Provides corrosion protection and surface oil retention to ensure smooth torque application and prevent thread galling during service.
| Specification Parameter | Standard 40Cr / AISI 5140 | Heavy-Duty 42CrMo / AISI 4140 |
| Recommended Application | Standard side/top brackets (10 ~ 20 Ton) | Mining & heavy quarry brackets (>25 Ton) |
| Tensile Strength (R_m) | ≥ 980 MPa | ≥ 1100 MPa |
| Yield Strength (R_eL) | ≥ 785 MPa | ≥ 930 MPa |
| Hardness Range | HRC 32 ~ 36 | HRC 35 ~ 39 |
| Shear Fastening Support | High-strength lock nut + washer | Nord-Lock® double-wedge washers |
| MODEL | Commodity | Specification |
| Soosan-40 | Through Bolt | M27*572 |
| Soosan-43 | Through Bolt | M30*605 |
| Soosan-43 | Through Bolt | M27*685 |
| Soosan-45 | Through Bolt | M33*8*839 |
| Soosan-50 | Through Bolt | M39*8*882 |
| Furukawa-20G | Through Bolt | M42*6*968 |
| GB8AT | Through Bolt | M44*6*991 |
| Furrukawa-30G | Through Bolt | M48*6*1050 |
| Soosan81 | Through Bolt | M52*6*1050 |
| Soosan121 | Through Bolt | M56*6*1150 |
| Soosan100 | Through Bolt | M56*6*1210 |
| Furukawa27 | Through Bolt | M46*6*986 |
| Toku150 | Through Bolt | M46*6*986 |
| Furukawa35 | Through Bolt | M50*6*1080 |
| NO. | Item | Model | Specification | Remark |
| 1 | Bracket Bolts (set) | SB40 | M27*2*230 | |
| 3 | SB43 | M27*2*257 | ||
| 4 | SB43 | M30*2*250 | ||
| 7 | SB45 | M30*2*280 | ||
| 9 | SB50 | M36*3*315 | ||
| 10 | SB81N | M48*6*445 |
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| 11 | SB81N | M48*6*420 |
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| 12 | SB81 | M48*6*445 |
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| 13 | SB81 | M48*6*430 | | |
| 14 | HB20G | M48*6*445 |
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| 16 | SB121 /SB100 | M56*8*510 |
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| 17 | SB100 | M48*8*480 |
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| 18 | SB121 | M48*6*510 |
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| 19 | SB131 SB151 | M56*8*510 |
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| 20 | M56*8*570 | |||
Q1: Why do side plate bolts frequently shear off at the housing seam?
A: Side plate bolts fail in shear due to lateral loading and bolt loosening. When operators use the chisel to pry rock, huge bending forces push the power cell against the outer housing plate, creating a scissor-like cutting force across the bolt shank. If the bolt is even slightly loose, this shear impact cuts the bolt at the plate junction.
Q2: What causes the bolt holes on my breaker bracket to stretch into an oval shape ("egg-shaping")?
A: Bracket hole ovalization occurs when a breaker is operated with loose side plate bolts. As the power cell shifts back and forth inside the housing during impacts, the hardened steel bolt repeatedly slams against the inner wall of the milder steel bracket plate, hammering the round hole into an enlarged oval.
Q3: How do I stop side plate bolts from vibrating loose on the job site?
A: Standard spring washers are insufficient for hydraulic breaker recoil vibration. Always install Nord-Lock® wedge-locking washers or physical locking plates (stop plates) under the nut. Additionally, check bracket bolt torque daily using a calibrated torque wrench.
Q4: What is the main difference between side plate bolts and through bolts?
A: Through bolts (tie rods) run vertically through the upper, middle, and lower cylinders to hold the internal power cell together under axial tension. Side plate bolts (bracket bolts) pass horizontally/transversely through the outer box or side plates to mount the power cell inside the frame, resisting shear stress.
Q5: Can I use commercial Grade 8.8 or 10.9 hex bolts from a local hardware store as bracket bolts?
A: No. Commercial bolts lack the specific alloy chemistry (40Cr/42CrMo) and controlled core toughness required for high-frequency shear impacts. Standard high-tensile bolts are often too brittle or lack fatigue resistance, leading to rapid shear snapping and damaged housing threads.