Skeleton bucket

The skeleton bucket supports sorting and handling of loose material

This JST skeleton bucket is built for sorting soil, stones and mixed material during machine work. The bucket width is 600 mm and the capacity is 61 litres. These values suit tasks where controlled material separation matters more than bulk excavation volume.

A skeleton bucket is relevant when fine material should fall through the bucket structure while larger fractions remain. This helps the operator separate material directly in the work area. It can reduce handling steps when reusable material must be screened before loading or placement.

The bucket dimensions support controlled work in limited spaces

The 600 mm width gives a clear basis for matching the bucket to the machine and task. A narrower bucket can be useful where working space is restricted. It also supports more precise handling around trenches, stockpiles and demolition debris.

The 61 litre capacity indicates a bucket intended for measured handling rather than high volume digging. This is relevant when material needs to be sorted carefully. In these tasks, visibility and control are important for steady cycle times.

The RS1 B60 type helps identify the bucket configuration

The stated type is RS1 B60. This information is useful when comparing the bucket with existing attachments and planned applications. It supports a more direct review of fit, working method and attachment planning across the machine fleet.

For contractors and rental fleets, clear product identification matters during purchase and daily allocation. It helps ensure that the selected bucket matches the intended handling task. This is especially relevant where several bucket types are used on the same site.

This bucket is suited to screening tasks on construction and recycling sites

Typical use includes sorting excavated material, separating larger stones and handling mixed fractions before transport. It is also relevant in recycling work where material needs basic screening during loading. The bucket supports practical attachment use where separation and controlled handling are part of normal site operations.