Werk-Brau’s new Reverse V-Line Bucket allows all teeth to engage the ground simultaneously, making it ideal for areas with shale or layered rock formations. Twin Tiger teeth are set in a manner to provide maximum penetration.
This unique design spreads the machines digging force across all the teeth; when they engage the ground at the same time, the design allows a full bucket width to be ripped or scraped into the shale, rather than other designs where forces are concentrated on the leading tooth.
The manufacturer said that with oversized leading edges and a cutting edge with reinforced plate, the Reverse V-Bucket ensures long service life in severe conditions. Constructed of T-1 steel in all critical or high wear areas, the bucket features steel walls that are thicker than traditional buckets and heavily reinforced wear areas. Each bucket has tapered sides to reduce wear on bucket sides and to allow for easier dumping.
In addition to working in shale and layered rock, Werk-Brau Reverse V-Line Buckets can also be used for moderate prying.