Replacement Farm Machinery Parts Grass Rake Rubber Spring Teeth for Fence Rake

• Type: Rake
• Usage: Tillage, Harvester, Grass Rake
• Material: Rubber + Steel
• Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit.: about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: Rubber Spring Teeth
• Power Source: Gasoline
• Weight: 1lbs
• After-sales Service: No Need
• Warranty: 1 Year Guarantee
• Item Number: 0168/0169
• Unit Weight: 220g/.485lb
• Materials: Nature Rubber + Spring Steel
• York Opening: 48mm/1-7/8"
• Length: About 280mm/11"
• Test Condition: Deflextion Angle +/-40 Degrees
• Test Speed: 90~95 Cycles Per Minute
• Test Result: Over 180,000 Flexes
• Equipment to Use: Fence Type Rake
• Transport Package: Carton/Pallet/Crate
• Specification: Rubber Spring Teeth
• Trademark: COMRAY/OEM
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 4016991090
• Production Capacity: 20000PCS/Month
• Package Size: 30.00cm * 20.00cm * 10.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1.000kg

Product Description

Replacement Farm Machinery Parts Grass Rake Rubber Spring Tines Spring Teeth for Fence type Rake


 

Products Name	Rubber Spring Teeth
Materials	Nature Rubber + Spring Steel
Item Number	0168/0169
Unit Weight	220g/.485lb
York Opening	48mm/1-7/8"
Length	about 280mm/11"
Test Condition	Deflextion Angle +/-40 degrees T
Test Speed	90~95 Cycles per minute
Test Result	over 180,000 Flexes
Equipment to use	Fence type Rake
Brand	COMRAY/OEM
Quality Warrenty	1 year

 

The rubber tines on the rake are one of its main working components, used to effectively grab and collect hay. The design of rubber elastic teeth allows it to generate sufficient friction when in contact with grass, making it easy to scoop grass into the machine. At the same time, the material of rubber also ensures the durability and elasticity of the spring teeth, allowing them to maintain good working conditions during long-term use.

The advantages of rubber teeth include:

Wear resistance: Rubber material has good wear resistance and can withstand the friction between grass and the ground, extending its service life.

Good elasticity: The rubber elastic teeth can undergo certain deformation when subjected to pressure, thereby better adapting to different shapes and densities of grass and improving the efficiency of grass harvesting.

Low noise: The rubber material produces relatively less noise when in contact with other objects, which helps to reduce the noise pollution generated by the rake during operation.

 

When using and maintaining rubber tines, the following points should be noted:

Regular cleaning: During use, grass and debris may adhere to the spring teeth, affecting their working effectiveness. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly clean the magazine teeth and keep them clean.

Check for wear: Regularly check the wear of the tines. If severe wear or broken tines are found, they should be replaced in a timely manner to avoid affecting the overall performance of the rake.

Storage precautions: When storing the lawn rake, the rubber tines should be placed in a dry and ventilated place, avoiding direct sunlight and humid environments to prevent rubber aging.

Overall, rubber tines play a crucial role in the collection and organization of hay as an important component of a lawn rake. By understanding its characteristics and maintenance methods, the performance of the rake can be better utilized and the efficiency of forage collection can be improved.