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SUNWARD SWE500/ SWE600 Drive Sprocket Assembly (750104000052): Inside cqctrack’s 228- Pitch Heavy -Duty Track Solution

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CQCTRACK–SUNWARD EXCAVATOR CHASSIS COMPONENT
SUNWARD SWE500/SWE600 Sprocket Wheel Assembly 
Model SWE500/SWE600
Part number 750104000052
Technique Casting
Surface Hardness HRC52-60Depth10-12mm
Colors Black
Warranty Time 12 months or 2000 m/h, whichever comes first
Certification IS09001-2015
Weight 110KG
FOB Price FOB Xiamen port US$ 25-100/Piece
Delivery Time Within 20 days after contract established
Payment Term T/T,L/C,WESTERN UNION
OEM/ODM Acceptable
Type Crawler Excavator Undercarriage Parts
Moving Type Crawler excavator
After-sales Service Provided Video technical support, Online support


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SWE500-SWE600 Track Sprocket Wheel Group

When a SUNWARD SWE500 or SWE600 excavator works in a hard-rock quarry or on a major infrastructure site, the entire tractive force flows through one critical component: the drive sprocket assembly. Officially listed under part number 750104000052, this is not a generic wheel — it is a precision-engineered 228-pitch drive wheel assembly designed to mesh flawlessly with the heavy-duty track chain, convert hydraulic torque into drawbar pull, and survive relentless shock and abrasion.

At cqctrack, we manufacture this exact drive sprocket under fully self-controlled conditions. I’m Jack, a member of the cqctrack international affairs team, and I have personally written this article to explain what stands behind our SUNWARD SWE500/SWE600 track sprocket wheel assembly, why our manufacturing philosophy matters to your equipment uptime, and how we serve as a complete undercarriage system partner.


1. A True OEM and ODM Undercarriage Manufacturer: From 5-Ton Mini Machines to 400-Ton Giants

cqctrack is not a trading company that sources from unknown workshops. We are a specialized OEM and ODM manufacturer of tracked undercarriage assemblies, with in-house engineering and full production capability. Our product spectrum covers equipment from 5 metric tons all the way up to 300 metric tons, and we have already successfully developed and delivered undercarriage solutions for 400-ton-class ultra-large excavators — pushing into territory that few aftermarket manufacturers can reliably address.

This manufacturing bandwidth does not serve excavators alone. We design, cast, machine, heat-treat, and assemble undercarriage systems for an extremely wide range of tracked equipment:

  • Crawler excavators
  • Bulldozers
  • Tracked drilling rigs
  • Crawler cranes
  • Tracked loaders
  • Tracked asphalt pavers
  • Tracked conveyor systems

Because we work across this entire machine spectrum, the knowledge embedded in a SUNWARD SWE500/SWE600 drive sprocket draws upon metallurgical insights, heat treatment profiles, and dimensional engineering gained from countless equipment types. That cross‑category expertise is impossible to replicate by a single-make supplier.


2. Self-Built Factory and Fully In-House Production: Every Process Under Our Own Roof

Undercarriage components live or die by consistency. A single poorly controlled heat treatment batch or an outsourced machining process can create dimensional drift that causes premature track wear or catastrophic tooth failure. That is why cqctrack has invested in a self-built industrial campus where every single production line is company-owned and operated. We do not outsource.

All manufacturing processes are completed in‑house, including:

  • Raw material receiving and spectrographic verification
  • Alloy steel casting for toothed rims and wheel bodies
  • Rough and finish CNC machining
  • Full-circle heat treatment and tempering
  • Non-destructive flaw detection
  • Dimensional inspection with calibrated gauges and CMM equipment
  • Protective surface coating and final assembly

By keeping the entire chain under direct control, we guarantee that the quality system applied to the first sprocket of the month is exactly the same as the one applied to the five-hundredth. There is no dependency on third-party schedules or standards. When you bolt a cqctrack drive wheel assembly onto a SWE500 or SWE600, you are installing a component whose entire production history is traceable, stable, and repeatable.


3. OEM Manufacturing Partnerships and a Catalog of Over 20,000 References

Our factory floor credentials are validated daily by the original equipment manufacturers who entrust us with their own production. cqctrack currently serves as an OEM manufacturing partner for major brands, including:

  • Hitachi
  • LiuGong
  • XCMG
  • KOBELCO
  • SDLG (Lingong)

We produce undercarriage components that go directly onto these manufacturers’ assembly lines, conforming to their exact material specifications, technical drawings, and audit protocols. This OEM experience means that the aftermarket parts we sell are built with the same engineering discipline as original equipment.

At the same time, we manufacture undercarriage wear parts and assemblies for virtually every Chinese domestic brand and a vast array of global brands. Our active product catalog has grown to include more than 20,000 distinct part numbers, covering an exceptionally wide range of machine models. That is critical for owners of SUNWARD machines: the part 750104000052 drive sprocket is not a standalone oddity for us — it belongs to a massive structured database of chassis parts that we have already engineered, proven, and stock-managed.


4. The 750104000052 Drive Sprocket: Alloy Steel Casting, Full-Circle Heat Treatment, and 100% NDT

Let me detail exactly how we manufacture the SUNWARD SWE500/SWE600 drive wheel assembly.

Alloy Steel Casting — The sprocket ring begins as a high-grade alloy steel casting. We do not use standard carbon steel where fatigue resistance is inadequate. The alloy chemistry is formulated to provide deep hardenability, high core toughness, and excellent resistance to abrasive sliding wear from track bushings.

Full-Circle Through-Hardening and Tempering — After casting and rough machining, each sprocket ring undergoes a complete through-hardening and tempering heat treatment. This is not a localized surface flame hardening that leaves soft spots between teeth. The entire circumference receives a uniform thermal cycle, producing consistent tooth hardness around the full 360 degrees. Subsequent tempering precisely adjusts the microstructure to relieve stresses and optimize the balance between wear resistance and impact toughness — exactly what a 50‑to‑60‑tonne excavator demands when slewing on rocky ground.

100% Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) — This is non-negotiable. Every single finished sprocket assembly is subjected to NDT flaw detection before it enters final dimensional inspection. Using magnetic particle inspection and ultrasonic testing, we scan for sub-surface cracks, porosity, shrinkage cavities, and inclusions that could initiate fatigue failure under load. A sprocket with an undetected internal flaw may look perfect on delivery but fail catastrophically after a few hundred hours. Our NDT regime eliminates that risk.

Strict Dimensional Tolerance Control — All mounting dimensions — bolt hole patterns, pilot bore diameters, flange face runout, and tooth profile geometry — are machined and verified strictly to the technical drawing tolerances of the original equipment. Every drive wheel assembly is measured against its engineering print. The result is a true bolt‑on replacement: no field reaming, no grinding, no compromise.


5. Complete Undercarriage Portfolio: One Partner for All Running Gear

A drive sprocket does not work in isolation. It meshes with the track chain, transfers forces through the roller frame, and is complemented by idlers and carrier rollers that maintain track alignment. At cqctrack, we manufacture the entire system under the same quality roof:

When your undercarriage components are designed, manufactured, and heat-treated within a single integrated system, you eliminate the mismatch problems that often arise from mixing suppliers. The wear rates of the sprocket teeth and track bushings are better matched; the roller tread hardness and idler rim profiles work together instead of against each other. For a SUNWARD SWE500 or SWE600 working in high-abrasion conditions, this systemic compatibility translates directly into extended undercarriage life and lower hourly operating cost.


6. Your Direct International Contact Team — and a Personal Note from Jack

To provide professional, responsive, and technically accurate support to global customers, we have built a dedicated international affairs team. The key people you will work with are:

  • Philip — specializing in global distribution channels and aftermarket strategy for tracked equipment.
  • Jack — that is me. I focus on product technology, application verification, and technical communication. Every specification you read here is something I have personally reviewed against our engineering data.
  • Haily — managing customer inquiries, order coordination, and logistics communication to ensure a seamless experience from initial contact to final delivery.

I have personally written and edited this article because I want you to have the same depth of information I would give you in a face‑to‑face factory visit. When you contact us about a SUNWARD SWE500/SWE600 drive sprocket assembly (part number 750104000052) or a complete 228-pitch heavy-duty undercarriage system, you are talking to the people who know the steel grade, the heat treat curve, and the inspection records — not just a part number.

If you are a machine owner, a fleet manager, a dealer, or an OEM looking for a manufacturing partner that truly controls the entire undercarriage value chain, I invite you to reach out to Philip, Haily, or directly to me. Let us show you how cqctrack’s self‑manufactured, OEM‑validated quality can reduce your downtime and lower your undercarriage cost per hour.

Jack
International Affairs Team, cqctrack


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