Bucket (machine part)

As a spoon is called an attachment an excavator, which is used to dissolve, transporting and decanting of soil or other fill material.

Is fundamental distinction between high and low spoon.

• Backhoes are suitable for excavation work in depth, eg for pits or trenches. Developed for specific tasks backhoes include rock bucket, ditch cleaning, Ejector, Trapezlöffel and drainage spoon. Are backhoe swiveled to the side, is also spoken by tilting buckets.
• With the help of high spoons excavators can wear to the front and top material, as needed, for instance in the mining industry. Shovel can usually be folded down to load the material.

There is also the slotted spoon ( passive or active Sieblöffel ) as an attachment. These are but in the actual sense no spoon, since although they absorb soil or other material, but then sieve it, sort, mix, crush and break.

There is also the possibility of the excavator bucket a hydraulically movable backstop, a gripping tooth grow.

In order to quickly use the right ones for the specific purpose bucket, there are quick-change systems that facilitate the changing of the bucket on the excavator. Such quick-change systems can also be designed symmetrically to allow easy switching between bucket and shovel operation using the same attachment.

Excavator with swivel Grabenräumlöffel

Excavator with backhoe and gripping tooth

Excavator with face shovel

Sieblöffel