They're designed with teeth for efficient excavating and higher digging forces. On general construction and excavation sites, digging buckets are most common. And depending on the application, the bucket might have additional wear components to handle heavy or abrasive materials.

What are bucket teeth used for?

Bucket teeth with high impact resistance will withstand penetrating shocks and high breakout forces. These are best suited for digging and trenching applications when using an excavator, backhoe or other machine with high breakout force particularly in a rocky environment or rock quarry.

What are the teeth on an excavator bucket called?

material is called excavator bucket [3]. Excavator bucket is generally equipped with protruding teeth on its edge, which is named bucket teeth. In the application of excavator, bucket teeth will have a direct contact to the ground so that it has a significant impact on the performance in a whole.