MTW Launches LA6256RA Cast Cutting Edge, a 200 kg Heavy-Duty Wear Part for Earthmoving Equipment
November 3, 2026
MTW Launches LA6256RA Cast Cutting Edge, a 200 kg Heavy-Duty Wear Part for Earthmoving Equipment
When a cutting edge fails in the field, the machine stops, the crew idles, and the whole job sequence slips. That is why MTW supplies cast wear parts engineered to absorb impact rather than avoid it. The LA6256RA Cast Cutting Edge is a 200 kg heavy-duty cast wear part built for equipment that spends its working life in rock, gravel and abrasive soil.
Identified by OEM part number LA6256RA, casting pattern code CHA and quotation code DTD7, the part gives buyers a wear component they can specify, source and replace with confidence.
Why Cast Construction Matters
Fabricated edges are welded assemblies. Cast edges are poured as a single piece of cast steel — there are no weld seams to crack, no layered plate to delaminate, and the cross-section can be shaped exactly where wear actually occurs. For high-impact applications, cast construction delivers consistent hardness across the full section rather than only at the surface, eliminates weld fatigue at the most stressed points, and produces repeatable geometry so every replacement unit fits the same way as the one before it.
The practical result is predictable wear life — the number that actually drives cost per operating hour.
LA6256RA Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| OEM Part Number | LA6256RA |
| Product Type | Cast Cutting Edge |
| Casting Pattern Code | CHA |
| Quotation Code | DTD7 |
| Unit Weight | 200 kg |
| Material | Cast Steel |
| Brand | MTW |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Certification | ISO |
| Colour | Red or customer designed |
| Minimum Order Quantity | 5,000 KGS |
| Packaging | Plywood pallet |
| Delivery Time | 6–8 weeks |
The 200 kg unit weight is the headline figure: it signals a thick-section casting intended for large earthmoving and material handling equipment, where a light-duty edge is simply not an option.
Where the LA6256RA Belongs
- Earthmoving operations — dozers, loaders and scrapers working abrasive ground
- Material handling — quarries, yards and bulk transfer sites
- Cutting-edge replacement programmes — scheduled wear-part rotation
- High-impact wear positions — where fabricated edges keep failing early
Equipment compatibility, dimensions and mounting requirements should always be confirmed before ordering.
Built for Procurement Teams, Not Only Operators
Anyone who has sourced wear parts knows the real cost is not the part itself — it is the downtime, the wrong-fit return and the re-quote three weeks later. Every LA6256RA is therefore traceable through three independent codes:
- OEM part number (LA6256RA) for accurate identification in a parts system
- Casting pattern code (CHA) tying the physical casting to its production pattern
- Quotation code (DTD7) providing one reference for pricing and repeat orders
The outcome is fewer clarification emails, fewer mismatches and a replenishment cycle planners can genuinely rely on.
Reliable Supply from MTW
MTW supplies wear parts for demanding operating environments, backed by ISO-certified production, consistent casting quality and export-ready packaging on plywood pallets. Standard lead time is 6–8 weeks, and the 5,000 KGS minimum order quantity supports mixed container loading together with related cast wear parts. Colour can be supplied in standard red or matched to customer-designed specifications.
Related Parts
The LA6256RA sits within MTW’s cast cutting edge range alongside parts such as the LA6256LA Cast Cutting Edge, heavy-duty cast end bits and other earthmoving wear parts, making consolidated wear-part orders practical.
Request a Quotation
To confirm fitment, request pricing or check availability for the LA6256RA Cast Cutting Edge, contact MTW at sales@mtw-blades.com. Send the equipment model, existing part number and required quantity, and the team will confirm compatibility and mounting requirements before any order is placed.
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