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About Us
Quanzhou Juli Heavy-Duty Engineering Machinery Co.,Ltd. is a high-tech enterprise which specialized in manufacture undercarriage parts, bucket, ripper and chisel for construction machinery. As a company in incorporating reach, manufacture, sales, service, we can provide high-quality products, such as track roller, carrier roller, sprocket, track link, bucket, ripper and chisel…
Why choose us
Juli locate in Quanzhou, a famous city with undercarriage parts and other machinery parts. Our products have good demand in domestic and overseas market with first class quality, rich models, reasonable price and good reputation. JULI have good and long term business relationship with Russia, Australia, Korea, Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia customers.
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Excavator track roller oil leakage inspection exclusion
The excavator track roller uses to support the weight of the tractor, while rolling on the track guide (rail link) or track plate surface. And it also uses to limit the track to prevent lateral slippage. When the tractor turns, the track roller force the track to slip...
How to choose the excavator track roller?
The track roller uses to support the weight of the fuselage of the excavator, bulldozer and other construction machinery. And at the same time, it rolls on the track guide rail (rail chain link) or track plate surface. It also uses to limit the track to prevent...
Track roller for excavator accessories’s damage consequences
The track roller for excavator carries the quality of the excavator itself and the working load. The attribute of track roller is an important standard to measure its quality. Then what is the consequence of the damage of supporting wheels of excavators? What is the...
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