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DBS - engineered rock bucket for excavator

  • We usually reply within 1 working day
  • We check the fit before we send the quote
  • 12 months warranty on manufacturing defects in the components Sieruta makes itself
  • Every offer names the dispatch week
  • If a bracket we made is wrong and does not fit your machine, we replace it.

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DBS - engineered rock bucket for excavator in the workshop, photo 1

Engineered to order

The whole range: Excavator buckets

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  • Engineered to order

The DBS is the rock bucket of the DB range. It is engineered to order: we design each one for your machine and the rock you dig.

Which bucket for the job

DB, DBF, DSX and DBS compared
BucketApplicationMachine classBuildTeethTypical material
DBDigging bucket, direct fit or SW and CW brackets10–50 tonsEconomy, Standard or Heavy Duty, rock version availableCAT J, BYG Futura or ESCO UltraLokSoil, rubble and bulk material, rock version for quarrying
DBFFlat top digging bucket for quick couplers10–50 tonsEconomy, Standard or Heavy Duty, rock version availableCAT J, BYG Futura or ESCO UltraLokSoil and bulk material, rock version for quarrying
DSXNordic profile heavy-duty digging bucket14–40 tonsBody in Hardox® 450 steelCAT J, BYG Futura or ESCO UltraLokRocky ground and abrasive material
DBSRock bucket designed for one machineDesigned for your machineWear protection chosen for the rockTeeth, adapters and side cutters chosen for the rockRock

The teeth and adapters are the tooth-system maker's own parts.

DBS is for

  • Digging rock, with the bucket designed for one machine and the rock it digs
  • Jobs where teeth, adapters, side cutters and wear protection are chosen for that rock
  • Buyers who need a factory acceptance test record before dispatch

Choose DB instead if

  • You dig soil, trenches or foundations, or load bulk material
  • A size from the model table fits your machine

Choose DBF instead if

  • Your excavator changes attachments on a quick coupler and a flat-top bucket suits it

Choose DSX instead if

  • You dig rocky ground or abrasive material and want a Nordic profile bucket with a Hardox® body

Questions about DBS

Which excavators does DBS fit?
We design each DBS to order for your machine and the rock you dig, so it has no fixed machine class.
Which teeth and build does DBS come with?
We choose the teeth, adapters, side cutters and wear protection of each DBS for the rock it will dig.
What is DBS used for?
The DBS digs rock. If you need a factory acceptance test record before dispatch, say so in your enquiry.

Problems with your current bucket

Start from what goes wrong with the bucket you use now. Each point leads to the part of the rock bucket page, or of the request, that deals with it.

  • The bucket wears through

    The sides, the floor or the heel wear out before the rest of the bucket. Wear plates and side cutters are chosen for your rock and your machine.

    Wear protection on the DBS rock bucket
  • Poor penetration

    The bucket does not cut into the face. The rock you dig decides the design, so engineering asks for the rock class first.

    Rock classes
  • Material hangs up in the bucket

    Rock stays in the bucket when you tip it. Name the material and the job in the application step of the request.

    Describe the material
  • Not enough capacity or loading height

    The truck takes too many passes or the bucket does not clear its side. Give engineering your machine and the capacity or width you need.

    What engineering needs from you
  • The bucket is too heavy for the machine

    A heavy bucket leaves the machine less capacity for the load. If most of the work is digging rather than rock, compare the DB digging bucket.

    DB heavy-duty digging bucket
  • Teeth or adapters fail before the shell

    The teeth and adapters are worn or broken while the bucket itself is still good. They are chosen for the rock and the machine, and you can name the tooth system you prefer.

    GET and wear protection
  • Cracking

    Cracks show in the shell or along the welds. Tell engineering where the bucket cracks and what it was digging.

    Describe the problem
Tell engineering what is happening

About this family

Teeth, adapters, side cutters and wear protection are chosen for both, so the protection sits where the rock wears the bucket. Every bucket passes a factory acceptance test before dispatch.

Designed for one machine and its rock

We design each bucket for one machine and one job. To start, our engineers need:

  • Machine make, model and operating weight
  • Quick coupler or bracket
  • Rock class and how abrasive it is
  • Target capacity or width
  • Preferred tooth system

GET and wear protection

Teeth, adapters, side cutters and wear plates are chosen for the rock and the machine. The bucket is compatible with ESCO®, MTG®, Combi Wear Parts® and BYG® tooth systems. The teeth and adapters are the tooth-system maker's own parts.

Trademarks belong to their owners.

Rock classes

The rock you dig decides the design. We ask which of these you work in:

  • Hard, abrasive rock such as granite and basalt
  • Blasted quarry rock
  • Softer bedded rock such as limestone and sandstone
  • Frozen ground
Tell us the rock

Engineered to order, step by step

  1. Enquiry: you tell us the machine and the job
  2. Engineering: we design the bucket for your machine
  3. Manufacturing in Ostrołęka: cutting, bending, rolling, welding, assembly, painting and quality assurance
  4. Factory acceptance test
  5. Dispatch

Factory acceptance test

Every bucket is tested before it leaves the factory:

  • Dimensions checked against the drawing
  • Weld inspection according to the drawing and QC plan; welding performed under our EN ISO 3834-2 certified quality system
  • Fit check on the specified quick coupler or bracket

The test record is supplied with the bucket.

Which coupler is on your machine?

Pick the system on your machine and we put it in your enquiry. We check the bracket before we send the quote.

How to measure your coupler
Drawing of a bracket with the pin diameter (1), the pin centre distance (2) and the ear width (3) marked

Not sure which system it is? Three measurements tell us which bracket you need.

  1. Measure the diameter of both pins.
  2. Measure the distance between the pin centres.
  3. Measure the width between the inside faces of the ears.

If the coupler has a make or type printed on it, send that too.

Compliance, certification & documentation

  • EN ISO 3834-2Certified welding qualityCSW/1293/2025
  • EN 1090-1 EXC1 + EXC2Factory production control1433-CPR-0257
  • EN ISO 9606-1 · WPQR EN ISO 15614Qualified welders and procedures
  • EN ISO 9712: VT + PT level 2Non-destructive testingwhere the drawing or inspection plan requires it
  • EN 10204 3.1Material traceability
  • CE: 2006/42/ECCE markingTransition to Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 underway. Applicable from 20 January 2027.

See the certificate details

Warranty

12 months warranty on manufacturing defects in the components Sieruta makes itself.

Normal wear, misuse or overloading and unauthorised modifications are not covered. Warranty terms and claims

Request the CE declaration for your serial number

Why buy from the factory

  • Cutting, machining, welding and painting on one site, our own factory in Poland, EU
  • More than 50,000 attachments delivered since 2008
  • A record for every serial number, so the spare parts match your attachment
  • A bucket shell with its internal ribs, before painting.
  • Fitting a pin into a machined coupler body.
  • A cylinder and its hoses being fitted inside a weldment.

Request a quote

Tell us your machine and the job. An engineer checks the fit, and we usually reply within 1 working day.

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