HD Mine Heavy Duty Bucket With Teeth for Mining and Rock Work

GOLD FORGING manufactures the HD Mine Heavy Duty Bucket With Teeth. It targets mining, quarry, and hard digging. We build in China. Production uses laser cutting, welding, and grinding. The HXMD logo is available.

Replaceable teeth and adapters improve penetration and loading efficiency. Side cutters, wear strips, and heel shrouds are optional. Select standard, heavy duty, rock, or heavy rock designs. Capacity, width, and color can be customized.

Fit PC200 class excavators. Mounting supports pin-on or quick coupler systems. OEM and ODM orders are welcome. Lead time is 5 to 7 days with stock. Export packing protects shipments.

Choose mini buckets for light work. Use trenching buckets for rivers, ponds, and ditches. Pick ditch cleaning buckets for maintenance. Select skeleton buckets for screening loose material.

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Mini Bucket	Used for light work environments with small excavators.
Trench Bucket	Used for rivers, ponds and ditches environment.
Cleaning Bucket	Applied to cleaning work in channels and ditches.
Skeleton Bucket	Applied integrating sieving and excavation of relatively loose materials.
OEM or Customized manufacturing is available.

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How to Customize the Excavator Bucket?

Key measurements to send

Bucket width at cutting edge.
A: pin diameter of top lugs.
B: dipper/ear inside width.
C: distance between pin centers.
Machine model and tonnage.
Hitch type: pin‑on or quick coupler.

Build options

Lip style: straight, spade, or beveled.
Tooth system: standard, heavy duty, or rock teeth.
Side protection: bolt‑on side cutters and cheek plates.
Heel shrouds and wear strips for abrasion zones.
Plate grade: Hardox/NM or standard steel.
Drain holes, lifting eye, and edge pre‑drill.

Capacity and sizing

Specify target volume in m³ or yd³.
Set shell width to transport limits.
Match bucket weight to lifting charts.

Fitment checks

Confirm A‑B‑C with calipers, not tape.
Provide coupler brand and pickup geometry.
Share photos of ears and stick end.

Quick quote template

“Excavator model, ton class, bucket width, A/B/C, lip style, tooth type, plate grade, quantity, delivery city.”

How to Choose Suitable Excavator Bucket?

Match to material

Soft soil: GP bucket with standard teeth.
Abrasive rock: heavy duty or rock bucket with shrouds.
Clay or silt: wide ditching/mud bucket.
Screening needs: skeleton bucket.

Right fitment

Verify A‑B‑C and ear geometry before order.
For quick couplers, match the pickup angles and offsets.

Size rules

Do not oversize beyond machine power.
Keep volume within OEM recommendations.

Teeth and wear package

Penetration teeth for hard dig.
Twin‑tip or chisel for rock.
Add side cutters to protect the lip.
Use heel shrouds for frequent floor contact.

Productivity tips

Choose pre‑drilled edges for bolt‑on segments.
Standardize teeth across your fleet to cut inventory.

Checklist before buying

Job type, material density, cycle time goals.
Transport width and site rules.
Lead time, warranty, and spare parts plan.

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The excavator bucket is an important part of the working device of the excavator. Except for some specific working situations, the most commonly used accessory of the excavator is the excavator bucket. However, compared with many major components such as the engine and hydraulic system in the excavator, the excavator bucket with a simple structure often does not receive much attention from users. So does the bucket really do not need maintenance? The answer is naturally NO!

In the daily maintenance of excavators, if you can check the fuel, lubricating oil, water and air every day, you can reduce 70% of machine failures. If you want your machine to be more efficient in daily work, Excellent and economical, then spend 2 minutes every day to check the bucket. The main inspection contents are: the degree of wear of the bucket body and whether there are cracks. If the degree of wear is serious, reinforcement should be considered. If there are cracks in the bucket body, welding repairs should be carried out in time to avoid increasing the length of the cracks due to delayed repairs and causing inability to maintain. In addition, kick the bucket teeth with your feet to check whether the bucket teeth are stable. If the bucket teeth are loose, they should be tightened immediately.