Elevator buckets manufactured for agricultural or industrial use

SC Carbon Steel Elevator Bucket

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SC Carbon Steel

BUCKET SIZE, INCHES

WEIGHT, LBS.

CAP. CU. FEET

Bucket Size

L
Length

P
Proj.

D
Depth

10 Gauge Steel

3/16" Steel

1/4"
Steel

Filled to Line X-X

Filled to Line X-Y

12x8x11

8 3/4

11 5/8

0.35

0.54

14x8x11

8 3/4

11 5/8

0.41

0.63

16x8x11

8 3/4

11 5/8

0.46

0.72

16x12x17

17 5/8

1.11

1.55

18x8x11

8 3/4

11 5/8

0.52

0.81

20x8x11

8 3/4

11 5/8

0.58

0.90

20x12x17

17 5/8

1.40

1.94

24x12x17

17 5/8

104

1.68

2.33

30x12x17

17 5/8

117

2.11

2.91

36x12x17

17 5/8

132

2.53

3.49

	Weights are estimated.
	Note: Actual capacity depends on angle of material handled and inclination of elevator. Weight is dependent upon metal gauge used.
	Buckets generally utilize a 3-piece construction; the end caps fit on the outside of the body and are continuously welded to the body. There generally is no taper on the sides of the bucket.

	Mounted between two strands of chain
	Suitable for heaviest materials
	Designed for super capacity elevators
	Design offers increased capacity

	Typical in aggregate and cement applications
	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
	Buckets are continuously welded
	See punching for chain and belt

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