Even without a tilt, a nice trench is still possible with the trapezoidal bucket. The bucket geometry facilitates work with extended cutting edges for easy trenching.
HARDOX® 450 – for necessary wear resistance
Torsion box with optimally integrated mounting in the bucket and maximum torsional rigidity, with minimum weight
Extended cutting edges – for easy continuation of the trench contour
Hard chrome-plated pins with full connection for precise and wear-resistant mounting
Conical shape – for easier emptying
The TRB is a part of the Dedicated System
| Color | 3002 Carmine, 9005 Jet Black |
|---|---|
| MARTIN-Attachment | M03, M10, M18, M26 |
| Weight Class [t] | 3, 4, 5, 8, 16, 21 |
Which parts of an excavator bucket wear out the fastest?
The cutting edge and the teeth on a bucket get the most wear. If a lot of wear is expected in advance, it makes sense to use replaceable blades. Tooth tips are interchangeable anyway. The side blades and back can wear, but it is the back wear that indicates that the blade or teeth are not being used.
Are reinforced excavator buckets more cost effective in the long run?
It only makes sense to use reinforced and armored buckets if they are used accordingly. The service life and wear resistance of MARTIN buckets are already optimally configured for conventional use.
Tailor-made
Thanks to in-house design and productionDurable
Thanks to the highest standards of qualityCost-effective
Thanks to innovation and sustainabilitySuccessful
Thanks to strong partnerships with our clients
