Production Description
For digging and excavating in heavy-duty tasks, an excavator attachment known as a heavy-duty bucket is employed. In order to endure the rigors of excavation work, it is often constructed of high-strength steel and has a reinforced structure. Construction, mining, and forestry are just a few of the industries that might benefit from the use of heavy-duty buckets.
Advantages
Easy to attach: Heavy-duty buckets are designed to be easily attached and removed from the excavator, allowing for quick and easy changes between different attachments.
Reduced maintenance costs: Heavy-duty buckets are built to withstand heavy loads and harsh working conditions, which can help reduce maintenance costs over time.
Increased safety: The reinforced structure of heavy-duty buckets can improve safety by reducing the risk of bucket failure or other equipment malfunctions.
Technical parameters
Bucket Capacity: The capacity of a heavy-duty bucket can range from a few cubic feet to several cubic yards, depending on the size and capacity of the excavator.
Operating Weight: The operating weight of a heavy-duty bucket will depend on its size and the materials used in its construction. It can range from a few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds.
Material: Heavy-duty buckets are typically made of high-strength steel to withstand the rigors of excavation work.
Compatibility: The heavy-duty bucket should be compatible with the excavator it is being attached to in terms of weight, size, and hydraulic requirements.
Cutting Edges and Teeth: Heavy-duty buckets may come with replaceable cutting edges and teeth to improve their performance and extend their lifespan.
Additional Features: Heavy-duty buckets may come with additional features, such as side cutters or wear plates, to improve their performance in specific appliPCions.
