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Balde

Excavator buckets range from narrow trenching tools to wide grading and heavy-duty rock designs. Width, capacity, and the pin or coupler interface must match the carrier; the duty class should match the ground you dig. Compare the live stock below by size and condition.

Em stock4 máquinas3 mostram um preço
Anos2023 a 2025novos e usados
Localizadas principalmente emÁustria · Alemanha · Noruega

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Volvo 2 Galen 1 Giant 1

Modelos populares

Galen 2M3 DRAGLINE BUCKET Giant G2500 HD Volvo S3 Volvo S60

Escolher o tipo certo

Digging (general purpose)The standard tooth bucket for soil and mixed ground; sized by width and struck capacity per carrier class.
Grading and ditchingWide, toothless buckets with a straight edge for levelling, batter work, and drainage; often tilting for slope work.
Heavy-duty and rockReinforced shells, wear plates, and aggressive tooth systems for blasted rock and demolition ground; heavier, so usable capacity drops.
Riddle and sortingSkeleton or screening buckets separate fines from coarse material on site, saving screening plant on small jobs.

O que verificar antes de comprar

Interface matchPin diameter, pin centres, and ear width must match your stick or coupler; a mismatched bucket needs machining or new bosses before it works.
Cutting edge and teethCheck remaining wear metal on the edge, adapters, and teeth; a worn-through base edge means structural repair, not just new teeth.
Shell and bossesLook for cracks around the ears and bosses, plate patches, and elongated pin bores; heavy re-welding history shortens remaining life.
Width vs dutyA wide bucket in hard ground stalls the machine and strains the boom; match width and capacity to the carrier's breakout force and the ground type.

Perguntas frequentes

Will this bucket fit my machine?

Match pin diameter, pin-centre spacing, and ear width to your stick or coupler chart; buckets are class-specific even when they look similar.

Teeth or a straight edge?

Teeth penetrate compacted and stony ground; a bolt-on straight edge suits grading and rehandling and protects the base edge.

What does heavy-duty actually add?

Thicker shell material, wear strips, and stronger tooth systems for abrasive ground; the trade-off is extra weight and slightly less capacity per pass.

How do I judge remaining life?

Look at the base edge thickness, side-cutter wear, and the boss and ear condition; consumables are cheap to replace, structural steel is not.