Bucket Iran

BUCKET

A bucket is a mechanical and functional attachment used for digging, moving, and loading soil, sand, rocks, and construction materials. Capacity ranges from 0.1 to 5 cubic meters depending on the machine model. The body is usually made of high-strength wear-resistant steel, with a hardened or replaceable edge for optimal digging performance. Body and bottom thickness ranges from 10 to 25 millimeters to withstand pressure and impact in harsh working conditions. Internal surfaces are coated for corrosion resistance.

Structurally, the bucket includes the main body, front edge, teeth or digging rows, connection points to the arm, and stabilization system. Connection points are made of durable steel with hardened pins and bushings to ensure smooth and precise movement on hydraulic or mechanical arms. Buckets are used in excavators, loaders, mini excavators, and mining and construction machinery. Service life exceeds 10,000 operating hours with proper maintenance.

Tarpaulin bucket power transmission belt

The tarpaulin bucket power transmission belt is a practical and durable solution for elevator and material handling systems in various industries. This belt is made from multiple layers of tarpaulin fabric with a rubber or PVC coating, providing high resistance to tension, tearing, and abrasion. Its multilayered structure enhances the mechanical strength of the belt while maintaining sufficient flexibility to pass over pulleys and rotating wheels with ease.

Commonly used in vertical conveying applications such as grain, flour, animal feed, and bulk materials, the tarpaulin bucket belt is connected to buckets using bolts and rivets. It offers smooth motion with minimal vibration, enhancing both safety and system efficiency. With the ability to operate in harsh conditions such as high humidity, dust, and temperature fluctuations, this belt is a reliable choice for flour mills, silos, agricultural processing, and feed production industries.

Komatsu excavator buckets

Komatsu excavator buckets are made from chrome-molybdenum steel with a surface hardness of 55-60 HRC, ensuring resistance to wear and repeated impacts from soil and rock for up to 10,000 operational hours. Bucket lengths range from 500 to 1200 mm, widths from 150 to 400 mm, and wall thicknesses from 20 to 50 mm depending on the excavator model. The cutting edge is designed with a 45-degree angle and curved profile to improve soil penetration and increase digging efficiency by up to 20%.

The bucket attachment system includes steel bolts and pins with 1000 MPa tensile strength and a standard spacing of 200 mm. Surface treatment with nitriding and 200-micron epoxy coating ensures corrosion and industrial moisture resistance. Impact and mechanical load testing up to 50 kN is performed, guaranteeing operational life of over 8 years under harsh environmental conditions.

Excavator and Loader Teeth and Bucket Edges

Excavator and loader teeth and bucket edges are made of wear- and impact-resistant alloy steel, with heat treatment achieving 45 to 55 HRC hardness on the surface. Tooth lengths range from 300 to 1200 millimeters, and each piece weighs 20 to 350 kilograms depending on machine type and capacity. Components are designed to withstand shear forces up to 150 tons and operating temperatures from -20°C to 80°C. Attachment to the bucket uses hardened pins with nickel or chrome corrosion-resistant coating.

Teeth and bucket edges are produced using precision casting or CNC machining, with wear resistance tested according to ASTM G65. Tooth tip and edge angles range from 30 to 60 degrees to optimize penetration into soil and rock. Epoxy or UV-resistant coatings increase service life to over 10,000 hours in industrial conditions.