General Purpose Bucket

A general purpose bucket for an excavator is a versatile and durable attachment that can handle a range of tasks. It is typically made of high-strength steel and designed with a curved shape to facilitate efficient digging and scooping of materials. The bucket may have teeth or cutting edges on its front lip to help break up and penetrate hard materials like compacted soil, rock, or asphalt. It may also have reinforced sides and base to enhance its durability and provide resistance to wear and tear.

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Bucket Features

Dedicated to design and build high efficient and environment-friendly buckets for your earthmoving tasks.

Weight Optimized

Optimized for balance among bucket weight, capacity and durability.

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Digging Force Optimized

Designed to achieve optimized bucket digging force for efficient operation.

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capacity

Capacity Optimized

Designed for maximum bucket capacity for given application.

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Double radius shape

Increased heel clearance design reduces bottom wear and oil consumptoin.

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Tapered side walls

Taper upwards and backwards for easier dumping and prevents material from packing into the top of the bucket.

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Designed and built to last

Customziable reinforcement and material plans for durability.

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Fits for but not limited to following brands

Contact Information

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Adress: No.99 Lindong Rd., Qingcun Town, Fengxian, Shanghai 201414, China

Phone: +85 21-37186088

Mobile: +86 13818469098 (whatsapp & wechat)

Email: export@rjattachments.cn 

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