Alloy Steel 25T Bucket Teeth

Excavator shovel teeth, also known as bucket teeth, are key and vulnerable parts at the front end of the excavator bucket, used for digging, crushing and shoveling various materials. They come into direct contact with soil, rocks and other materials and are the core tool for excavation operations.

The shovel teeth are made of wear-resistant materials such as high manganese steel and alloy steel, which can withstand high-intensity excavation and friction.

Material: High manganese steel, alloy steel, carbon steel, etc.
Hardness: Generally between 48-55 HRC.
Dimensions: Length, width, thickness, and other parameters should be selected based on the excavator bucket size and operational requirements.

Tiger Teeth: Sharp, pointed tips are ideal for working in hard soils, such as compacted mud or clay. In compacted soil, the teeth easily dig into the hard surface, making the excavator more efficient.
Flare Teeth: Wide, wide tips are ideal for handling loose materials such as sand and gravel. Their wide shape helps lift more material per scoop, improving productivity. They also evenly distribute the load, ensuring bucket safety and extending bucket life.
Heavy-Duty Teeth: Equipped with extra-strong components, they can handle rough terrain, such as rocky ground or gravel roads. They offer durability in harsh environments and require less frequent replacement, but they may be heavier and not suitable for all excavators.
Double Tiger Teeth: With two pointed tips, they break up hard ground and are suitable for digging in hard soils, such as clay or rammed earth. This design makes digging easier, reduces effort, and reduces wear on the equipment.
Chisel Teeth: Durable, wide, flat tips are suitable for most digging tasks and provide a smooth bottom surface. Suitable for hauling, leveling and trenching in loose soil.

Excavation: Suitable for excavating various types of materials, such as soil, rock, and frozen soil.
Loading: Used for loading and moving materials in construction, mining, road construction, and other projects.

The material of the shovel teeth is crucial to their performance. High-manganese steel is a common material, offering good wear resistance and toughness, making it suitable for general excavation operations. Alloy steel offers better wear resistance and a longer service life, making it suitable for working in rocky or abrasive conditions.