Bucket Tooth
Bucket teeth (also known as digging teeth or bucket tips) are replaceable metal components that attach to the edge of a bucket used on heavy machinery such as excavators, backhoes, and loaders. They are critical wear parts designed to improve digging performance, increase penetration, and protect the bucket edge.
Bucket Tooth Models:
| Brand | Tooth Models |
|---|---|
| CAT | J200, J225, J250, J300, J350, J400, J450, J500, J550, J600 |
| Komatsu | 19570A, 19570RC-1, 19570TL-1, 19570B, 209-70-54210, 209-70-54240 |
| Rhinox | JCB Twin Strap, CAT J-Series (various sizes), Kubota Bolt-on models |
| Doosan | 2713-1217, 2713-1221, 2713-1236, 2713-1228 |
| Volvo | V20, V29, V33, V39, V43, V51 (often ESCO-compatible) |
اعلیٰ معیار کی ہیوی مشینری اور قابل بھروسہ اسپیئر پارٹس ہول سیل نرخوں پر اعلیٰ معیار اورگارنٹی کے ساتھ ابھی رابطہ کریں
Categories: Bucket Tooth, Spare Parts
Description
Key Functions:
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Enhanced penetration into soil, rock, and other materials
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Wear protection for the bucket lip
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Interchangeability for different applications and terrains
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Optimized material flow during scooping or digging
Specifications (General)
| Parameter | Typical Range / Description |
|---|---|
| Material | High-strength alloy steel (e.g., 25MnB, 30MnB, 35CrMo) |
| Hardness (HRC) | 45–55 HRC (after heat treatment for wear resistance) |
| Mounting Type | Pin & Retainer, Bolt-On, or Weld-On |
| Tooth System | CAT J-Series, Komatsu K-Series, ESCO Super V, Hensley XS, etc. |
| Tooth Types | Standard, Rock Chisel, Tiger, Flare, Twin Tiger, etc. |
| Weight Range | 2–20 kg (varies with size, machine class, and application) |
| Compatibility | Designed for specific bucket adaptors (excavator, loader, etc.) |
| Typical Machines Used On | Excavators (5–100+ tons), Backhoes, Wheel Loaders |
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