Elevator buckets manufactured for agricultural or industrial use

HF (High Front) Welded Steel Elevator Bucket

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HF Welded Steel

BUCKET SIZE, INCHES

WEIGHT, LBS.

CAP. CU. FEET

Bucket Size

L
Length

P
Proj.

D
Depth

12 Gauge Steel

10 Gauge Steel

3/16" Steel

1/4"
Steel

Filled to Line X-X

Filled to Line X-Y

8x5x7

7 3/4

4.90

6.20

8.50

0.052

0.080

10x5x7

7 3/4

5.70

7.30

10.00

0.065

0.100

10x6x9

9 1/4

7.20

9.10

12.60

0.098

0.145

10x7x11

11 5/8

9.10

11.60

16.00

20.90

0.130

0.190

12x6x9

9 1/4

8.30

10.40

14.40

19.20

0.115

0.175

12x7x11

11 5/8

10.30

13.20

18.20

23.90

0.155

0.240

12x8x11

11 5/8

11.30

14.30

20.00

26.00

0.205

0.295

14x7x11

11 5/8

11.50

14.80

20.40

26.70

0.184

0.280

14x8x11

11 5/8

12.60

16.00

22.40

28.10

0.240

0.350

16x8x11

11 5/8

13.90

17.70

24.70

32.20

0.275

0.395

16x12x17

17 5/8

30.30

41.90

55.00

0.635

0.900

18x10x15

26.20

36.10

47.70

0.485

0.720

20x12x17

17 5/8

35.10

49.10

64.60

0.800

1.150

24x12x17

17 5/8

40.50

56.30

74.30

0.960

1.305

	Weights are estimated.
	There is approximately a 45º angle from the horizontal to the front plate.
	Buckets generally utilize a 2-piece construction; a front plate inserts between a press-formed body and is continuously welded to the body on the outside joint.

	High front for increased capacity
	Mounted on chain or belt
	Reduces damage to materials

Options: carbon steel, plated stainless steel, aluminum, AR plate, wear lips, hardened surface and hard bead weld

	Buckets are continuously welded
	See punching for chain and belt

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