Bucket tooth for Bucyrus 61-B Series

The 336HX bucket tooth serves as a ground-engaging component for Bucyrus 61-B Series excavators and draglines. Positioned on the leading edge of the bucket, this part acts as the primary point of contact with the ground, breaking up soil, rock, and aggregates during operation. By managing the initial impact with the terrain, the tooth assists in directing material into the bucket and protecting the structural integrity of the bucket assembly itself.

This component is engineered specifically for fitment on the Bucyrus 61-B Series machinery. It functions as part of a collective tooth system that distributes the forces of excavation across the bucket edge. Maintaining the condition of these teeth is standard practice for operators to ensure the bucket remains effective at moving material and to prevent excessive stress on the machine during digging cycles.

Bucket teeth are designed to penetrate various substrates and facilitate the flow of material into the bucket. By maintaining a sharp profile, these components allow the machine to move through dense or abrasive materials with consistent efficiency. Regular inspection and replacement of these ground-engaging tools help maintain the intended digging geometry of the bucket, which supports the overall mechanical efficiency of the excavator.