We present a comprehensive selection catering to Original Equipment (OE), aftermarket, and genuine parts requirements across a diverse spectrum of equipment. This encompassing range spans excavators, various types of dozers, road pavers, wheel loaders, backhoe loaders, crawler loaders, off-road dump trucks, crawler cranes, drilling rigs, surface miners, and the entire gamut of mining equipment. Our assortment of parts covers a wide spectrum, including undercarriage components, cutting edges, ground engaging tools (GETs), engine and transmission parts, mechanical components, hydraulic cartridges, filtration system repair kits, and more. Our adept and devoted team is always prepared to assist our customers in pinpointing the right technical solutions for optimizing costs associated with replacement parts. We derive our primary strength from a robust parts inventory, a proficient technical team, an expansive branch network, and products of unparalleled quality. Should inquiries arise regarding OE or replacement parts for your equipment, don't hesitate to reach out to us. Our committed parts specialists are eager to provide the guidance you need.
We provide a comprehensive selection of replacement undercarriage components for leading brands of dozers, excavators, graders, surface miners, piling machinery, track-mounted cranes, drill rigs, and other heavy equipment. Our aftermarket undercarriage parts cover well-known brands like Caterpillar, Komatsu, Liebherr, Volvo, Hitachi, Wirtgen, JCB, Dressta, Vögele, Bobcat, Case, Daewoo, Doosan, John Deere, Hyundai, and more. All our aftermarket undercarriage parts are crafted by globally recognized original equipment suppliers, meeting stringent quality benchmarks for outstanding operational performance. We source major undercarriage parts from reputable, leading manufacturers.
Track Group
Track Chain
Track Shoe
Track Roller
Idler
Roller Sprocket
Pin & Bushing
Our range of Ground Engaging Tools (GET) encompasses bulldozer blades, excavator buckets, skid loader attachments, backhoes, and front loaders. This diverse assortment includes an array of components such as blades, end-bits, profiles, armored bars, wear buttons, sidebar protectors for buckets, heel shrouds, lip shrouds, teeth, adapters, as well as excavation and leveling necessities like rippers and graders' blades. Our GET offerings provide adaptable solutions for a wide range of models, machine types, and customized applications.
Grader Blade
Teeth, Tips and Adapters
Fasteners
Pins & Retainers
Wear Plates
With the proper selection of filtration systems, customers can be assured that all their machines and engines are protected from contaminants that may reduce performance and cause machine breakdowns and failures. To reduce gas emissions, filters from Donaldson and Fleet-guard are designed to improve environmental performance in engines and lower the contaminants that may be harmful to the environment. Additionally, these filters ensure the safety of the operators. We provide a full range of fuel filters, oil filters, air intake filters, lube filters, hydraulic filters, and coolant filters, alongside exhaust components, all at very competitive prices.
We stock a diverse range of replacement engine parts for Caterpillar, Volvo, Cummins, Komatsu, and other major engines. Our range is sourced from some of the world's leading manufacturers, offering the best value for money. We deal in FP Diesel aftermarket parts for all types of engines.
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Readers outside of North America likely prefer the spelling “tyre” when referring to the rubber portion of an aircraft wheel. Please bear with me as I use the spelling common in my neighborhood
The turbojet engine was the first type of jet engine ever developed. These aircraft engine types were used exclusively for the earliest jets, including the De Havilland Comet and Boeing 707.
Most of the larger aircraft you'll see with a propeller use a turbine-based engine. The development of these types of engines began during the 1930s, and they were introduced to commercial aviation after World War II in the late 1940s and 1950s.
The earliest plane engine types were based on combustion engines, which were then attached to a propeller. For 40 years after the Wright brother's first flight at Kitty Hawk, aircraft exclusively used piston propeller engines to generate thrust. Engine and propeller technology (and power) have improved significantly throughout the years, but today's piston engine types still work much the same way.
