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WERK-BRAU Severe duty Rock Buckets for 59,000 - 68,000 lbs. Excavators (30MT)

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WERK-BRAU Severe duty Rock Buckets for 59,000 - 68,000 lbs. Excavators (30MT)DESCRIPTION 7 25 SEVERE DUTY ROCK BUCKETS Recommended Applications Werk Brau's severe duty buckets are specifically designed with an aggressive dig angle to effectively excavate in the toughest conditions. Ideal applications for this bucket include but are not limited to demolition work, shot rock, high abrasive applications, and moderate prying. When paired with a thumb, this bucket can also be used for material handling. Quality Construction T 1

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SEVERE DUTY ROCK BUCKETS

Recommended Applications

Werk-Brau's severe duty buckets are specifically designed with an aggressive dig angle to effectively excavate in the toughest conditions. Ideal applications for this bucket include but are not limited to demolition work, shot rock, high abrasive applications, and moderate prying. When paired with a thumb, this bucket can also be used for material handling.

Quality Construction

T-1 steel is utilized in all critical or high wear components. This bucket features tapered side plates, horizontal wear straps, and an extra thick cutting edge is backed by a wear plate that covers the entire bucket bottom. Side wear plates protect the bucket sides in the high wear areas and extend the buckets operation life. The tip radius on the severe duty excavator bucket is to or within O.E.M. specifications. Each bucket is engineered with tapered side plates to reduce wear on the buckets sides, and to allow for easier dumping. the cutter bit is made from heavy duty cast material.

Cutting Equipment Options

Equipped with industry standard teeth for extra durability. In most cases, the tooth size is increased to tolerate the more severe digging application. A selection of quality brand teeth are available to choose from. Box rippers available and installed upon request.

Standard Sizes

3/8 cubic yds. to 4 cubic yds. of various widths are available. Special designs and capacities available upon request.

Additional Features

Bolt-on side cutters are highly recommended for added endurance. Box rippers are available and can be installed upon request.

****PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE BUCKET PINS

 SPECIFICATIONS
PART # WIDTH CAPACITY NO. TEETH WEIGHT
E30SD24 24"
0.74
3 2,250
E30SD30 30" 0.92
4 2,575
E30SD36 36" 1.11
4 2,850
E30SD42 42" 1.29
5 3,150
E30SD48 48" 1.48
5 3,400
E30SD54 54" 1.66
6 3,750
E30SD60 60" 1.85 6 4,100
FITS
MAKE / WEIGHT CLASS 30MT (59,500 - 68,000 LBS.)
CASE CX300, CX365E
CAT 326, 328, 329, 335F, CB-LINKAGE
DOOSAN DX300LC-5, DX300LC-5SLR
HITACHI ZX300, ZX345
HYUNDAI HX300
JOHN DEERE 300G, 345G, 300P
KOBELCO SK300
KOMATSU PC270, PC290, PC308
LIEBHERR
LINK BELT 300X3, 300X4, 355X4
SANY SY305, SY335
TAKEUCHI
VOLVO EC290, EC300, EC305, ECR355


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