Enhance Your Equipment Performance with High-Quality Bucket Teeth

Bucket teeth are the sharp end of your heavy machinery, literally. They are crucial wear parts that directly impact digging efficiency, penetration, and overall productivity. Choosing the right bucket teeth ensures your equipment operates at its peak, reduces downtime, and protects the more expensive bucket structure.

Featuring Top-Quality Bucket Teeth for Leading Brands

We offer a comprehensive range of durable and reliable bucket teeth compatible with popular heavy machinery brands, including SDLG, HITACHI, VOLVO, and DOOSAN. Here are some of the parts we supply:

• SDLG: 419-000-1830 (4190001830), 291-700-39951 (29170039951), 291-700-36981 (29170036981), 261-800-22221 (26180022221), 261-800-22211 (26180022211), 419-000-3183 (4190003183)

• HITACHI: TB00394, H401-564H (H401564H), 56600-51492 (5660051492), 415-3603 (4153603), H401-286H8C (H401286H8C)

• VOLVO: 1472-7578 (VOE 14727578), 21PPE (VOE 21PPE), 11ARXE (VOE 11ARXE), 1453-0544TL (VOE 14530544TL), 952-36001A (VOE 95236001A), 419-000-3543 (VOE 4190003543)

• DOOSAN: 230111-00001 (23011100001)

Key Advantages & Selling Points

Our selection of bucket teeth offers numerous benefits:

• Superior Durability: Manufactured from high-strength, wear-resistant materials to withstand harsh digging conditions.

• Optimized Performance: Designed for maximum penetration and efficient material handling, reducing cycle times.

• Precise Fit: Engineered to exact OEM specifications for a secure and reliable connection to your bucket adapter.

• Extended Service Life: Reduces the frequency of replacements, saving you time and money on maintenance.

• Cost-Effective Solution: High quality at a competitive price point, offering excellent value.

Applications and Equipment

These bucket teeth are essential for a wide range of heavy equipment, primarily excavators and wheel loaders from SDLG, HITACHI, VOLVO, and DOOSAN. They are indispensable in various demanding applications:

• Construction Sites: Excavating foundations, trenching, land clearing, and material loading.

• Mining & Quarrying: Breaking and loading rock, ore, and other dense materials.

• Road Building: Excavating roadbeds and handling aggregates.

• Landscaping & Agriculture: Moving earth, clearing land, and handling bulk materials.

Case Scenario Highlight

Consider a large-scale infrastructure project. An excavator fitted with high-quality, sharp bucket teeth can significantly increase excavation speed compared to using worn-out or inferior teeth. This leads to faster project completion times, reduced fuel consumption per cubic meter of material moved, and less strain on the machine's hydraulic system and the bucket structure itself. In a mining operation, the ability of robust teeth to penetrate hard rock directly translates to increased yield and operational efficiency.

Common Installation Issues and Solutions

Proper installation is key to maximizing the lifespan and performance of your bucket teeth. Here are some common issues and how to address them:

• Issue: The tooth does not fit snugly onto the adapter nose.
  Solution: Ensure both the adapter nose and the tooth pocket are clean and free of debris, rust, or old weld material. Check for any damage to the adapter or the tooth itself. Ensure you have the correct tooth part number for your specific adapter.

• Issue: Difficulty inserting the pin and retainer.
  Solution: Make sure the tooth is fully seated on the adapter. Use the correct pins and retainers designed for that tooth and adapter system. Clean out the pinholes. A rubber mallet can sometimes help tap the pin into place, but never force it excessively. Ensure the retainer is correctly engaged.

• Issue: Teeth falling off prematurely.
  Solution: This is often due to improper retainer installation or using worn-out pins/retainers. Always replace pins and retainers when replacing teeth. Ensure the retainer is fully seated and secured according to the manufacturer's instructions. Inspect the adapter nose for excessive wear, which can prevent the tooth from seating correctly.

Always refer to your equipment's service manual and the tooth manufacturer's guidelines for specific installation procedures and safety precautions. Using the correct tools is also essential.

Investing in high-quality bucket teeth is an investment in your equipment's performance and longevity.