Abstract: The invention relates to an adapter and a wear element of a shovel of an earth moving machine attached to one another by means of a pin, wherein the pin is positioned at a point such that, as there is relative rotation between the wear element and the adapter, due to the application of both a force according to direction Y applied on a point B1 and directed towards a point B2 and a force according to direction Y applied on point B2 and directed towards point B1, the support surfaces of the adapter and of the wear element contact one another before the pin is subjected to stresses. The stresses the pin must withstand are thereby reduced.

Abstract: A tooth for attachment to the lip of a bucket of a working machine via an adaptor, having a cavity for receiving a portion of the adaptor, the cavity extending between first and second opposed outer working surfaces (12, 14) from an open end (104) to a bottom end (105); the cavity (103) delimited by an inner wall (102) having first and second facing inner walls (106, 107), and opposing side walls (108), interconnecting the first and second inner walls (106, 107). The cavity defines a back portion (BP) along the Y axis and between the plane spanned by the X and Z axes and the open end of the cavity, a front portion (FP) along the Y axis and between the plane spanned by the X and Z axes and the bottom end of the cavity; and a stepped portion (SP), interconnecting the back portion and the front portion.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a tooth (1) for attachment to the lip of a bucket of a working machine, such as an excavator or loader, via an adaptor, the tooth (1) comprising a cavity (103) for receiving a portion of said adaptor, the cavity (103) extending between said first and second opposed outer working surfaces (12, 14) from an open end (104), at said attachment end of the tooth, to a bottom end (105); the cavity (103) being delimited by an inner wall (102); said inner wall (102) comprising first and second internally facing inner walls (106, 107), being the internal surfaces associated with said first outer working surface and said second working outer surface (12,14), respectively, and opposing side walls (108), interconnecting said first and second inner walls (106, 107), the cavity defining a back portion (BP) extending along the Y axis, the back portion being at least partially located between the plane spanned by the X and Z axis and the open end (104) of the cavity, a front portion (FP) exte

Abstract: A tooth for attachment to the lip of a bucket of a working machine via an adaptor, having a cavity for receiving a portion of the adaptor, the cavity extending between first and second opposed outer working surfaces (12, 14) from an open end (104) to a bottom end (105); the cavity (103) delimited by an inner wall (102) having first and second facing inner walls (106, 107), and opposing side walls (108), interconnecting the first and second inner walls (106, 107). The cavity defines a back portion (BP) along the Y axis and between the plane spanned by the X and Z axes and the open end of the cavity, a front portion (FP) along the Y axis and between the plane spanned by the X and Z axes and the bottom end of the cavity; and a stepped portion (SP), interconnecting the back portion and the front portion.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a tooth (1) for attachment to the lip of a bucket of a working machine, such as an excavator or loader, via an adaptor, the tooth (1) comprising a cavity (103) for receiving a portion of said adaptor, the cavity (103) extending between said first and second opposed outer working surfaces (12, 14) from an open end (104), at said attachment end of the tooth, to a bottom end (105); the cavity (103) being delimited by an inner wall (102); said inner wall (102) comprising first and second internally facing inner walls (106, 107), being the internal surfaces associated with said first outer working surface and said second working outer surface (12,14), respectively, and opposing side walls (108), interconnecting said first and second inner walls (106, 107), the cavity defining a back portion (BP) extending along the Y axis, the back portion being at least partially located between the plane spanned by the X and Z axis and the open end (104) of the cavity, a front portion (FP) exte

Abstract: The device is characterized in that the nose of the tooth-carrier has a general structure in which two end regions thereof, one corresponding to the area of junction of the said nose with the body of the tooth-carrier and the other to the free end of the tooth-carrier, assume in cross-section a dovetail structure, the dovetail at the first end region being inverted compared to the dovetail at the second end region, the cross-section of the end projection of the nose of the tooth-carrier being constant and the upper face of junction of the said projection with the base of the tooth-carrier assuming a curved structure with the convexity directed outwards, the lateral faces of the nose of the tooth-carrier assuming a structure of flat facets, one of them carrying in proximity to the junction with the body of the tooth-carrier a substantially vertical indentation for the coupling of the retaining cotter pin.

Abstract: The device is characterized in that the nose of the tooth-carrier has a general structure in which two end regions thereof, one corresponding to the area of junction of the said nose with the body of the tooth-carrier and the other to the free end of the tooth-carrier, assume in cross-section a dovetail structure, the dovetail at the first end region being inverted compared to the dovetail at the second end region, the cross-section of the end projection of the nose of the tooth-carrier being constant and the upper face of junction of the said projection with the base of the tooth-carrier assuming a curved structure with the convexity directed outwards, the lateral faces of the nose of the tooth-carrier assuming a structure of flat facets, one of them carrying in proximity to the junction with the body of the tooth-carrier a substantially vertical indentation for the coupling of the retaining cotter pin.

Abstract: The device is characterized by the coupling protuberance of the tooth in a zone which is adjacent to the base of the tooth and is comprised of side faces which are both inclined from said base towards the axis of the piece and from the lower edge inwardly, and also presenting an upper face inclined from top to bottom and a lower planar face, continued into a second zone which presents additionally planar faces extending from the lower edges of the protuberance and showing an inward inclination; the coupling protuberance is terminated by a posture section of which the side faces extend from an upper planar face which is parallel to the piece axis, and inclined inwardly and joining a unique lower face which is also planar and parallel to the piece axis and terminated at the planar extremity of the protuberance which is perpendicular to the piece axis.

Abstract: This engagement system for digger teeth, in particular a tooth from which there extend in the axial direction two rectilinear lugs which, being noticeably parallel to one another, emerge cantilevered from the mouth of a central housing and complement respective rectilinear, open recesses which are provided, also in the axial direction, on an adapter member, consisting in that the straight section of each of the rectilinear lugs of the tooth member, which is concave in one part and substantially complements the convex profile of the back of the rectilinear recesses of the adapter, has two end sections which meet in a convergent fashion on an intermediate section differentiated from the afore-mentioned sections and impinge thereon at a angle of between approximately 10° and 40°.