One point for a 13.5 t and a 21.9 t machine
The 11912709 point is worth stocking for one reason: the aftermarket rows print it against four SANY classes at once. A 21.9 t SY215C and a 13.5 t SY135 running the same tooth means a mixed SANY fleet holds one tooth line instead of two, and a container loaded at the tooth factory does not need splitting.
The same point is also where the SY215C bucket group is easiest to read. SANY numbers the bucket assembly SY215C.3.4.1 and works through the parts in sequence — the point is -11, the weld-on base is -13, the lock pin is -14. Quote any one of those three without the other two and you will either ship a point with nothing to sit on, or a base with no pin to hold it.
Fitment table
| SANY model | Tooth as published | Pin | Base |
|---|---|---|---|
| SY135 / SY195 / SY205 / SY215 | 11912709K — 5 kg quoted | 12915776 | 12657353 |
| SY225 / SY235 — next step up | 11902148K | Own pin | Own base |
| SY115 — next step down | 60154445K (point 60154445P, F1 profile) | Own pin | Own base |
| SY60 / SY65 / SY75 / SY95 | 12076809K (point 12076809P, SY75.3.4-2) | Own pin | Own base |
| SY55 / SY60 mini | 12076675K (point 12076675P, SY55C.3.4-2 / LD60T) | Own pin | Own base |
| SY265 to SY305 / SY335 to SY365 | 60116437K (rock tip 60116437P1 / 713Y00032RC) | Own pin | 60116435P for the SY365 / SY385 |
Note how the big end of the table behaves: 60116437K is printed for both the SY265/285/305 band and the SY335/365 band, and a rock-tip variant of the same family is sold under a different number — 60116437P1 / 713Y00032RC. A badge is not enough information at that size. Send the serial prefix.
What the tooth is matched to on the machine
The SY215C is a 21.9 t crawler on a 0.93 m³ bucket with 138 kN of bucket digging force, and every regional build of it carries the same .3.4.1 bucket group — which is the useful part. What changes by market is the engine and the weight: SANY's global page lists a 4M50 at 118 kW, SANY America's sheet lists a Cummins QSB6.7 at 122 kW gross and 23,550 kg, and the version sold in India comes in at 21,400 kg. The tooth, the base and the pin do not move with any of it.
Buying notes
We do not publish prices on this page, because a point is quoted as point plus pin plus retainer plus base, and the freight lane moves the number more than the casting does. Send the machine model with its serial prefix, a photograph of the old point still sitting in the bucket with the base and the pin in one frame, and the pin measured with a caliper — shank diameter first, then overall length. A firm quote comes back the same working day, FOB Shanghai or CIF to your port.
FAQ
Q: Which SANY machines take the 11912709K bucket tooth?
A: One catalogue row covers the SY135, SY195, SY205 and SY215. The step up is 11902148K for the SY225 and SY235; the step down is 60154445K for the SY115.
Q: What base and pin does the SANY 11912709K tooth use?
A: Base 12657353 (also 12657353K or 12657353P, drawing SY215C.3.4.1-13) and lock pin 12915776 (drawing SY215C.3.4.1-14). The three numbers are one drawing group.
Q: How much does the SANY 11912709K bucket tooth weigh?
A: 5 kg is quoted by one Chinese parts supplier; other catalogues in the family leave the weight blank. We quote the weight we ship, and the old point on a scale settles it fastest.
Q: How many teeth does a SANY SY215C bucket need?
A: Count the noses on your own bucket. SANY ships this class with more than one bucket option and the tooth count follows the bucket, not the badge. Send a photograph with all the noses in frame.