Loader bucket


- 30 days delivery
- 4,062.60 EUR excl. VAT
Info about the machine
- Specifications
Number
3004220000
Width (mm)
2,200
Capacity (ltr)
1,500
This loader bucket is built for loose material handling
This loader bucket is designed for loading, moving and discharging loose materials with a compatible machine. It is relevant for work with soil, sand, gravel and similar material flows. The bucket has a width of 2,200 mm and a capacity of 1,500 litres. These values provide a clear basis for assessing bucket size against machine use and site tasks.
A loader bucket of this size suits operations where material must be handled across short internal distances. It can support daily work in construction, recycling, roadwork and general yard handling. The bucket format is also relevant where repeated loading cycles require a consistent volume in each pass.
The bucket dimensions support practical loading and transport work
The 2,200 mm width affects how the bucket matches the machine and the working area. A wider bucket can be relevant when handling material from stockpiles, hoppers or open ground. Width also matters when planning movement through access routes, loading zones and storage areas.
The 1,500 litre capacity provides an important reference for material transport and cycle planning. This helps buyers assess how the bucket fits expected output, loading frequency and machine size. In daily operation, bucket volume has direct influence on handling efficiency and material flow.
This bucket fits tasks where controlled material movement is required
For many businesses, a loader bucket must support more than simple loading. It must also allow controlled collection, transport and discharge of material within the same working process. That is relevant when one machine handles several stages of site logistics during a shift.
The bucket is therefore suited to operations where loose material handling forms part of normal machine use. The stated width and capacity give the key facts needed for an initial assessment. This makes it easier to compare the bucket with machine requirements, work areas and expected material volumes.



