What are bucket teeth used for?

The main uses of bucket teeth include protecting the blade, reducing resistance, improving work efficiency and reducing fuel consumption. ‌

Bucket teeth are installed on the bucket, mainly used to protect the blade and reduce its wear during operation. The design of bucket teeth can better separate and shovel goods, reduce resistance during operation, and make the shoveling process more labor-saving. In addition, suitable bucket teeth can significantly improve the working efficiency of the excavator, reduce fuel consumption, and thus improve the overall work efficiency. ‌

According to different working conditions, bucket teeth can be divided into the following categories:

Earthwork teeth: suitable for light working environments such as excavating soil, sand, gravel, etc., with a large stacking surface, high filling coefficient and high working efficiency. ‌

‌Rock teeth: suitable for heavy working environments such as ore and stone mines, made of wear-resistant steel, better excavation performance and more outstanding economy. ‌

‌Conical teeth: mainly used for mining in coal mines and ground mines, suitable for drilling rock formations with low hardness. ‌

Selecting and using suitable bucket teeth is crucial to improving the working efficiency of excavators and reducing maintenance costs.