Earthmoving Bucket

The excavator bucket is primarily used for excavation and loading operations, suitable for a variety of environments and work requirements.

The excavator bucket is a crucial working component of the excavator, and its design and manufacturing require specialized processing equipment, including CNC plasma cutting machines, bevel milling machines, bending machines, welding positioners, and boring machines, to ensure efficient and high-quality production. Depending on different materials and designs, buckets can be classified into standard buckets, reinforced buckets, and rock buckets, with each type suitable for specific working environments and conditions.

Standard buckets are typically made from high-quality domestic alloy steel Q345 and are suitable for lighter work environments, such as general excavation of clay and loose soil, as well as loading sand, soil, and gravel.

Reinforced buckets utilize high-strength wear-resistant steel NM360 in vulnerable areas such as tooth seat plates and side blade plates, making them suitable for heavy-duty operations like excavating hard soil mixed with softer crushed stones or loading gravel and stones.

Rock buckets are constructed from ultra-high-strength wear-resistant steel HARDOX imported from Sweden, specifically designed for particularly heavy-duty operations such as excavating hard soil mixed with hard gravel, semi-hard rocks, weathered rocks, or loading blasted ore.

Additionally, the applications of excavator buckets are extensive, including but not limited to excavation of foundation pits for construction, deep pit digging, and loading of mud, sand, coal, and crushed stones. They are also suitable for digging and loading on one side of trenches or in restricted spaces, and can even handle bulk materials such as coal, ore powder, sand, gravel, scrap steel, round wood, straw, reeds, and bamboo.

In summary, the design and manufacturing of excavator buckets take into account various working environments and conditions, with different types of buckets meeting diverse work needs. From general soil excavation to handling hard rock, this ensures the efficient and safe operation of excavators in a wide range of work scenarios.