Elevator buckets manufactured for agricultural or industrial use

LF (Low Front) Aluminum Elevator Bucket

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LF Aluminum

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

10x6x9

9 1/4

6.80

8.80

12.10

0.035

0.168

10x7x11

11 5/8

8.50

10.80

15.10

0.050

0.242

12x6x9

9 1/4

7.80

10.00

13.80

0.042

0.201

12x7x11

11 5/8

9.60

12.30

17.10

22.80

0.060

0.302

12x8x11

11 5/8

11.20

14.40

20.10

26.80

0.075

0.347

14x7x11

11 5/8

10.70

13.70

19.10

25.50

0.070

0.345

16x8x11

11 5/8

13.60

17.40

24.30

32.40

0.101

0.463

16x12x17

17 5/8

39.30

40.70

53.60

0.229

1.093

18x10x15

25.40

35.00

46.50

0.183

0.494

20x8x11

11 5/8

20.50

28.50

38.00

0.126

0.573

20x12x17

17 5/8

33.90

47.10

62.00

0.287

1.365

24x12x17

17 5/8

38.50

53.50

70.50

0.346

1.643

	Weights are estimated.
	Note: Actual capacity depends on angle of material handled and inclination of elevator. Weight is dependent upon metal gauge used.
	There is approximately a 20º 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.

	Designed for inclined elevators
	Mounted on chain or belt
	Suitable for fine or wet materials
	Buckets are continuously welded

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

	Buckets available in 14ga, 12ga, 10ga, 7ga, 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", steel
	See punching for chain and belt

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