Buckets

Mini excavator - skeleton

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Skeleton and riddle buckets for mini excavators that sort stone from soil while they dig.

A skeleton bucket lets fine soil, sand and water fall through while stones, roots and rubble stay in, so digging and screening happen in one pass. The bottom is what separates the families. GPO and GPLO have holes cut in the bottom plate of the GP and GPL bodies. RGP, RGPL and RGPR have a floor of steel rods, Hardox® on the RGP and C45 on the RGPR, and RGB is the rod bucket for grading and sorting. SGP and SGPL are heavy duty buckets with S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate. PDP mini is the Dutch profile BDP built as a riddle bucket, heavier than a general purpose bucket. Choose by the size of what has to stay in the bucket, then by the body your digging needs.

1.2–10 tons Standard
GPLO GPL bucket with perforated bottom
The bottom plate has holes cut in it, so fine soil, sand and water fall through while stones and roots stay in. You dig and screen in the same pass.
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1.2–10 tons Standard
GPO GP bucket with perforated bottom
Holes cut in the bottom let soil fall through while stones stay in the bucket. A mini or midi excavator sorts stone from soil as it digs.
0.6–10 tons Standard
PDP mini - skeleton BDP stone bucket
Riddle bucket for mini and midi excavators, built heavier than a general-purpose bucket. It sieves on site and handles demolition, excavation and loading.
1.8–16 tons Standard
RGB Skeleton rod grading & sorting bucket
A rod floor lets fines fall through while stones, rubble and roots stay in the bucket. Material is sorted, graded and reused on site without a separate screen.
1.2–10 tons Standard
RGP Skeleton rod GP bucket
Parallel Hardox® rods in the universal GP profile let fine material fall through and keep the oversize in the bucket. Screening, loading and sorting happen in one movement.
1.2–10 tons Standard
RGPL Skeleton rod GPL bucket
Built on the GPL bucket, with a bent top section for digging and a recessed bracket as an option. A mini-excavator separates material and cleans up with it.
1.2–10 tons Standard
RGPR Skeleton rod bucket
In the RGPR a bottom of C45 steel rods lets soil and water fall through, while stones, roots and rubble stay in the bucket. Material is sorted as it is dug.
1.2–10 tons Standard
SGP Heavy duty skeleton GP bucket
Built on the GP bucket, with a bottom of S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate. Fine soil and water fall through, and stones, roots and rubble stay in the bucket.
1.2–10 tons Standard
SGPL Heavy duty skeleton GPL bucket for mini-excavator
Built on the GPL bucket, with S355 steel ribs in the bottom instead of a closed plate. A mini or midi excavator separates fine soil and water from stones, roots and rubble in the same pass.

Which one should I choose?

	GPLO - GPL bucket with perforated bottom	GPO - GP bucket with perforated bottom	PDP mini - skeleton BDP stone bucket	RGB - skeleton rod grading & sorting bucket	RGP - skeleton rod GP bucket	RGPL - skeleton rod GPL bucket	RGPR - skeleton rod bucket	SGP - heavy duty skeleton GP bucket	SGPL - heavy duty skeleton GPL bucket for mini-excavator
Machine class	1.2–10 tons	1.2–10 tons	0.6–10 tons	1.8–16 tons	1.2–10 tons	1.2–10 tons	1.2–10 tons	1.2–10 tons	1.2–10 tons
Width [mm]	600–1,000	600–1,000	400–1,200	1,200–2,000	600–1,000	600–1,000	500–1,200	600–1,000	600–1,000
Capacity [l]	59–367	50–183	32–546	118–593	62–355	60–367	55–295	50–183	60–367
Weight [kg]	32–172	43–148	26–209	77–315	40–176	29–178	45–220	49–185	39–150
Tooth systems	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	–	–	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17	E701, E11.7, E11.4, V13, E25, J200, V17
Couplers	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45 · Klac C–F	CW00–CW10	S30–S60 · MS03–MS10 · CW05–CW20 · OQ40–OQ60	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45 · Klac C–F	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45 · Klac C–F	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45 · Klac C–F	S30–S50 · MS01–MS08 · CW05–CW10 · OQ40–OQ45
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How to choose (36)

Both have holes cut in the bottom plate, in S355 or Hardox®, so soil falls through and stones stay in the bucket. Choose GPO for the body of the GP general purpose bucket. Choose GPLO for the body of the GPL bucket.
Choose GPLO, the GPL bucket with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, when you want the Dutch profile and a rod floor that holds back stones, roots and debris as you go.
Choose GPLO, the GPL bucket with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose RGB, the riddle bucket with a rod floor, to sort and grade soil, stones, rubble and roots so the material can be reused without a separate screen on site.
Choose GPLO, the GPL bucket with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose RGP, Hardox® rods in the GP profile with the spacing set to your material, for continuous screening in site clearance, land reclamation and demolition sorting.
Both are built on the GPL bucket. Choose GPLO, with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose RGPL, with horizontal steel rods in place of the bottom plate, to sift demolition debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or clean a beach.
Choose GPLO, the GPL bucket with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for a floor of C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, with removable rods or special HD Hardox® rods as options.
Choose GPLO, the GPL bucket with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose SGP, the heavy duty riddle bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain before it is lifted.
Both are built on the GPL bucket. Choose GPLO, with holes cut in the bottom plate, to dig and screen in the same pass. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty version, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Choose GPO, the GP bucket with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, when you want the Dutch profile and a rod floor that holds back stones, roots and debris as you go.
Choose GPO, the GP bucket with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose RGB, the riddle bucket with a rod floor, to sort and grade material for reuse without a separate screen on site.
Both keep the GP profile. Choose GPO, with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose RGP, with Hardox® rods spaced for your material and a reinforced shell, for continuous screening in site clearance, land reclamation and demolition sorting.
Choose GPO, the GP bucket with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose RGPL, the GPL bucket with horizontal steel rods in place of the bottom plate, to sift demolition debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or clean a beach.
Choose GPO, the GP bucket with holes cut in the bottom in S355 or Hardox®, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for a floor of C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, with removable rods as an option.
Both keep the GP profile. Choose GPO, with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain.
Choose GPO, the GP bucket with holes cut in the bottom, to sort stone from soil as you dig. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty riddle bucket on the GPL body, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Both have a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose PDP mini when you want the Dutch profile of the BDP clay bucket. Choose RGB to separate soil from stones, rubble and roots so the material can be reused without a separate screen.
Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, for the Dutch profile with a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose RGP, Hardox® rods in the GP profile with the spacing set to your material, for continuous screening in site clearance, land reclamation and demolition sorting.
Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, for the Dutch profile with a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose RGPL, the GPL bucket with horizontal steel rods, to sift demolition debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or work in wet, saturated soil where water should drain.
Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, for the Dutch profile with a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, with side rod reinforcement or removable rods as options.
Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, for the Dutch profile with a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose SGP, the heavy duty riddle bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain.
Choose PDP mini, the skeleton version of the BDP clay bucket, for the Dutch profile with a rod floor that sorts and grades in one pass. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty riddle bucket on the GPL body, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Both are riddle buckets with a rod floor. Choose RGB to sort and grade material for reuse on site. Choose RGP, with Hardox® rods in the GP profile and a reinforced shell, side plates and rod anchoring, for continuous screening duty.
Both have a floor of steel rods. Choose RGB to sort and grade soil, stones, rubble and roots for reuse without a separate screen. Choose RGPL, built on the GPL bucket, to sift demolition debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or clean a beach, with water draining out between the rods.
Choose RGB to sort and grade material for reuse without a separate screen on site. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for a floor of C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, in widths from 500 to 1200 mm.
Choose RGB, with a rod floor, to sort and grade material for reuse on site. Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain.
Choose RGB, with a rod floor, to sort and grade material for reuse on site. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty bucket on the GPL body, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Choose RGPL, the GPL bucket with horizontal steel rods, to sift debris, compost and garden beds and to work in wet, saturated soil. Choose RGP, Hardox® rods in the GP profile with the spacing set to your material, for continuous screening in site clearance, land reclamation and demolition sorting.
Both have a rod floor. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart. Choose RGP for Hardox® rods in the GP profile, spaced for your material, and a reinforced shell for continuous screening duty.
Choose RGP, Hardox® rods in the GP profile with the spacing set to your material, for continuous screening duty. Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain.
Choose RGP, Hardox® rods in the GP profile with the spacing set to your material, for continuous screening duty. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty bucket on the GPL body, for S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Both have a rod floor. Choose RGPL, built on the GPL bucket, to sift demolition debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or clean a beach. Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, with removable rods or a version without teeth as options.
Choose RGPL, the GPL bucket with steel rods in place of the bottom plate, to sift debris, turn compost or prepare garden beds. Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble and wet material that should drain before it is lifted.
Both are built on the GPL bucket. Choose RGPL, with horizontal steel rods, to sift debris, turn compost, prepare garden beds or clean a beach. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty version, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket, for a floor of C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart. Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body, for S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.
Choose RGPR, the deep skeleton digging bucket with C45 steel round rods 52 to 62 mm apart, in widths from 500 to 1200 mm. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty bucket on the GPL body with S355 steel ribs, in widths from 600 to 1000 mm and up to 367 l.
Choose SGP, the heavy duty bucket on the GP body with S355 steel ribs, for demolition rubble, roots and stones in landscaping and wet material that should drain. Choose SGPL, the heavy duty bucket on the GPL body, when you want S355 steel ribs instead of a closed plate.

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