Bucket Tooth

A bucket tooth, also known as a bucket tip or tooth point, is a replaceable wear part that is attached to the cutting edge or lip of an excavator or loader bucket. It is designed to penetrate and grip various materials during digging and excavation operations. Bucket teeth come in different shapes and sizes to suit different applications and ground conditions.
Bucket teeth are typically made of high-strength steel or alloy materials to withstand the abrasive forces encountered during excavation. They are designed to be durable and resistant to wear and impact, ensuring long-lasting performance in demanding conditions.
Bucket teeth are available in various shapes and configurations to optimize performance in different soil types and applications. Common tooth shapes include standard teeth, rock teeth, heavy-duty teeth, and more. The tooth design may feature sharp points for penetration or broader edges for enhanced material retention.