Diaphragm 3115 1822 01

The Diaphragm 3115 1822 01 is an interchangeable component for hydraulic drilling rigs used in mining and rock‑drilling operations. Produced in Turkey by Razor Spare Parts Export Ltd., the part carries the code 3115‑1822‑01 and is listed under several aliases such as Diaphragm_3115182201 and 3115182201_Turkey. It is designed to replace original diaphragms on machines from Atlas Copco, Furukawa, Ingersoll Rand and Epiroc, allowing continued operation when OEM parts are unavailable. The supplier states the item can be installed directly on the relevant machines without modification.

Typical diaphragms of this class are forged from high‑grade carbon steel and are heat‑treated to achieve a tensile strength around 800 MPa. Industry practice sets the pressure rating at a typical 300 bar, with a nominal diameter of about 120 mm and a thickness near 10 mm, tolerances ±0.5 mm. The component features a flanged connection that matches standard hydraulic ports and is supplied with a sealing gasket to ensure leak‑free operation. Razor Spare Parts advertises that the manufacturing process follows standard machining tolerances for drilling‑equipment spare parts.

Mining contractors, equipment distributors and maintenance workshops frequently purchase this diaphragm to minimise equipment downtime. Buyers should request the exact part number, confirm compatibility with their machine model and ask for material test reports before finalising the order. Trade terms, including minimum order quantity, incoterms and payment conditions, are not disclosed in the listing and must be negotiated directly with the supplier. Contacting Razor Spare Parts Export Ltd. via the provided email will initiate the quotation and logistics discussion.

Razor Spare Parts Export Ltd. operates from an address in Ankara (Serhat Mah., 1122. Cd. No: 20 D:16 Ivedik Osb/yenimahalle, 06378, Turkey). The supplier is listed with a harbour‑level trust tier, although the platform records a 0.00 % response rate and no average response time, indicating that communication must be initiated proactively by the buyer. The company highlights specialised experience in producing parts for drilling rigs, surface and face‑drill machines, positioning itself as a source of alternative components for mining equipment.

The supplier’s description stresses that its products can be used easily on relevant machines and that it offers “back services” such as technical assistance and spare‑part support. It mentions competition with OEM brands like Atlas Copco, Furukawa and Ingersoll Rand, suggesting a focus on providing comparable alternatives. No further corporate history, revenue figures or client lists are provided in the source data.