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CAT330C-1.7m³-Heavy-Duty Rock Bucket

Heavy-duty rock buckets are designed for aggressive bucket-loading conditions in some of the toughest environments. These buckets are manufactured from high-tensile steel with complete external wear protection that guarantees reliability within the harshest conditions.

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Description

The CAT330C-1.7m³ Heavy-Duty Rock Bucket is designed for heavy-duty applications, offering 1.7 m³ of capacity. It's built with high-strength steel for durability and features wear-resistant components, making it ideal for handling abrasive materials and tough digging conditions in construction and mining operations.


Features

The GLIKR Heavy-Duty and Severe-Duty Series of excavator buckets combines innovative design and advanced materials for the ultimate job site productivity.

Use GLIKR Buckets to tackle tough digging material handling conditions with solid results.

Extra Reinforcements Could be Added According to the customer’s requirements.

Optimized profile for better filling & dumping.

Dual taper design enhances heel clearance for less resistance and wear during digging.

Optimized bucket geometry provides increased capacities while maintaining OEM pin-to-point distances.


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FAQs

What is a heavy-duty rock bucket?

A heavy-duty rock bucket is a type of attachment for construction and excavation equipment, designed specifically to handle and transport heavy and abrasive materials like rocks, gravel, and rubble.


What materials are heavy-duty rock buckets made from?

Heavy-duty rock buckets are typically made from high-strength steel, often with reinforced edges and wear-resistant materials to withstand the rigors of handling heavy and abrasive materials.


What equipment can heavy-duty rock buckets be attached to?

Heavy-duty rock buckets can be attached to various types of heavy machinery, including excavators, skid steers, and front loaders.


What are the common uses of heavy-duty rock buckets?

They are commonly used in construction, mining, landscaping, and demolition projects. They are ideal for digging, loading, and transporting rocks, gravel, and other heavy materials.


How do I choose the right heavy-duty rock bucket for my equipment?

When choosing a heavy-duty rock bucket, consider the following factors:

Compatibility with your equipment

Bucket size and capacity

Material strength and durability

Specific application requirements (e.g., rock density, ground conditions)


What features should I look for in a heavy-duty rock bucket?

Look for features such as:

Reinforced edges and wear strips

Heavy-duty teeth for digging

High-strength steel construction

Proper mounting system for your machinery


How do I maintain a heavy-duty rock bucket?

Regular maintenance includes:

Inspecting for wear and damage

Replacing worn teeth and cutting edges

Lubricating moving parts

Keeping the bucket clean from debris and buildup


Can heavy-duty rock buckets be customized?

Yes, we offer customization options to suit specific needs, including size, capacity, and additional reinforcement.


What are the advantages of using a heavy-duty rock bucket?

Advantages include:

Increased efficiency in handling heavy materials

Durability and longevity even in harsh conditions

Improved productivity in construction and mining operations


Are there any safety considerations when using a heavy-duty rock bucket?

Yes, ensure proper attachment to the equipment, avoid overloading the bucket, and regularly inspect for any signs of wear or damage to prevent accidents and equipment failure.


How much does a heavy-duty rock bucket cost?

The cost varies based on size, material, and manufacturer. Prices can range from a few thousand to several tens of thousands of dollars.


What is the lifespan of a heavy-duty rock bucket?

The lifespan depends on usage, maintenance, and the material it handles. With proper care, a high-quality heavy-duty rock bucket can last several years.