How To Choose The Right Excavator Bucket Teeth
How to choose the right digger bucket teeth
Four key factors for choosing the right digger bucket teeth:
1.Manufacture
The structure and material of excavator bucket teeth and adapters are the main criteria, as this will directly determine its wear life and strength, while the shape and design are the same.
2.Various materials have different effects on the wear life of excavator bucket teeth 1U3252. Sand is extremely abrasive, and rocks, dirt, and other excavated or loaded materials can affect its wear life, depending on its quartz content. The greater the wear surface, the longer the service life of the bucket teeth before replacement.
These excavator teeth are better suited for loading and material handling applications than for digging or trenching, which requires high penetration and impact force. Large abrasion surface areas tend to be less efficient when penetrating hard compacted ground.
3.Penetrating Power
The surface area in contact with the ground during penetration determines the efficiency of the 205-70-19570 TL bucket teeth. If the teeth are wide and have a blunt or “spherical” surface, the excavator requires additional power to penetrate the material, so more fuel is used and more pressure is created on all parts of the machine.
The ideal design is for the bucket tooth for excavator to sharpen themselves and continue to sharpen themselves after wear.
To penetrate dense rock or frozen ground, you may need sharp, sharp “V” shaped bucket teeth, called “double tiger bucket teeth”. These are ideal for digging and trenching because they allow the bucket to easily pass through the material, but because there is less material in them, their service life is short, and they cannot deliver a smooth bottom to the hole or groove.
4.Infuence
Excavator Bucket tooth 208-70-14152RC with high impact resistance will withstand penetrating impact and high excavation force. These products are suitable for digging and trenching applications, especially in rocky environments or quarries, when using excavators, backhoes or other machines with high excavation forces.
The fit of the teeth to the adapter is very important because an incorrect fit can put pressure back on the pin, which can create a weak spot, or the pin may even fall off under pressure.
Our excavator bucket teeth and adapter series take full advantage of the excavator’s power to minimize power loss, improve performance, and reduce finishing time and fuel consumption.