Before you pick a size, you first
need to consider
1 . Excavator and location
● Truck match: Bucket sizing starts with the
truck size
● Impact conditions: How difficult it is to get
material out of the ground.
● Material density: How much a bucket load
would weight, when 100% full.
● Using a bucket that is too small burns
though not just fuel, but time as well,
because of extra digging and loading
cycles.
● Using a bucket that´s too big places
unnecessary stress on your excavator and
can cause additional fuel burn by moving
more material than is recommended.
2. Tooth Spacing
3. Edge configuration
● Straight Edge
Configurations provide for better cleaning and
finishing work. Our excavation buckets typically
have straight edges since they´re used in soil
work, site development and trenching.
● Semi-delta Edge
Better penetration and faster cycle times in harder
materials. Our quarry-style buckets are often
configured with semi-delta edges, where breaking
ground is the primary requirement.
● Sharp-delta Edge
For best penetration for extreme applications such
as ripping, breaking and loosening hard, closed rock
soils. Blade designed to concentrate excavator force
to the central tooth.
4. Materials
At Mazio, we understand very well how important are our suppliers. Especially
when it comes to steel, Mazio makes no compromises: Hardox Only !
What distinguishes Hardox from
others steel brands?
● Hardox has proved that it is the
world's cleanest highalloy steel.
● Less risk of subtle microcracks (the
most dangerous variant of cracks).
Hardox is the mots "pure" steel in
comparison with analogues, without
impurities:smoother welding, repeat of high quality cutting, bending, milling.
● Smooth molecular structure due to
the smallest proportion of harmful
components.
● Increased productivity in extreme
conditions, such as work at
temperatures minus 50, treatment of
acidic materials, etc.
5. Durability
Q: What´s the difference between General Duty (GP), Heavy Duty (HD),
Rock (RB), Higt Tip (HT), Light Materials (LM ), Coal (CB) and Heavy Duty
Rock Buckets (XHD)?
A: It´s the ability to withstand wear in different materials.
General Purpose Buckets (Gp)
Characteristics / Specific features
● Equipped with straight cutter.
● Any known tooth system and wearing parts can be applied.
● Wide range of options, i.e. bolt-on cutting
edge, welded edge, lift hook, water holes, etc.
● Customized versions available according to
the client´s individual requirements.
Range of application
● For low to medium breakout forces.
● To be used for standard excavation works.
Heavy Duty Buckets (Hd)
Characteristics / Specific features
● Equipped with HARDOX 450 wear bars on
bottom and sides.
● Any known tooth system and wearing parts can be applied.
● Wide range of options, i.e. bolt-on cutting
edge, welded edge, lift hook, water holes, etc.
● Customized versions available according to
the client´s individual requirements.
Range of application
● For medium to high breakout forces.
● To be used for any standard excavation works
with medium abrasive materials.
Rock / extra Duty Rock Buckets
(Rb-xhd)
Characteristics / Specific features
● Bucket made of considerably thicker steel
than the general purpose bucket.
● Equipped with additional wear plates;
● you have the choice between straight cutter,
semi-spade nose and spade nose cutter.
● Exclusive use of highly abrasion resistant steel.
● Any known tooth system and wearing parts
can be applined.
● Customized versions available according to
the client´s individual requirements.
Range of application
● For works with extreme break-out and tear-out forces.
● Excavation and loading of hard soils and rock.
● Heavy-duty version for demolition and loading
works with high stress due to impact and abrasion.
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