What is Link-Belt®?

Backavator Link-Belt® is a piece of heavy terrestrial equipment produced by LBX. The Easter is a modern equivalent of steam shovel that relied on the energy of steam and created the power for digging. The first Link Belt® excavator was developed in 1880, when the Iowa farmer developed a new technology that facilitated the maintenance of large machines in the field. Since then, the LBX has grown to one of the world's largest digging equipment manufacturers.

Link Belt® began when the founder of the company developed a chain belt system. Before 1880, farmers and other users were not able to maintain and repair these machines themselves. This was caused by a continuous drive system used in most of these machines. If the drive system disintegrated, the operator was forced to replace the entire mechanism, which often meant lengthy waiting for parts. Link Belt® founders have created a connected chain drive system in which one link to be quickly and easily replaced in the minimum downtime field.

the oldest Back-Belt® models used traditional Steam technology. Modern units usually use hydraulic energy that creates excellent lifting and digging capacity compared to other technologies. Each Link-Belt® excavator consists of a cabin of the operator located above a set of heavy metal tracks. Projects of the suspended boom from the front of the machine and at the end use a claw or bucket available through dirt and other materials.

6 Basic models are designed for digging, for example during construction or road work. They can also be used in mining and soil. Backavator Link-Belt® also serves as a powerful tool in the waste of disposal and recycling plants where they are used to sort waste and recycled items. Finally, these machines can be used to demolish buildings and other structures without the use of explosives.

While Link Belt® was the first to use the connected drive belt, many othersManufacturers today use a similar technology. These machines can range from small units designed for use by residential customers, to pillars, which are as large as a multi -storey commercial building. Buyers can choose Link-Belt® based on the requirements of each project. Larger models offer greater strength and efficiency in terms of digging and lifting, while smaller units provide flexibility in terms of how and where they can be used.