4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket Attachment 0.5m3 to 1.3m3 Loader Concrete Mixing Bucket
The 4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket and Concrete Mixing Bucket Series expands the versatility of standard wheel loaders, transforming them into multi-functional earthmoving, grading, scraping, and concrete preparation tools. Ranging in capacity from 0.5 m³ to 1.3 m³, these heavy-duty bucket attachments eliminate the need for dedicated single-use machinery on construction sites. Engineered with high-strength wear plates and precision hydraulic controls, they allow operators to switch seamlessly between bulldozing, clamming, dumping, and hydraulic concrete mixing.
4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket Attachment 0.5m3 to 1.3m3 Loader Concrete Mixing Bucket Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket Attachment 0.5m3 to 1.3m3 Loader Concrete Mixing Bucket Detail Introduction :
| Model Code | Attachment Type / Description | Bucket Capacity / Spec | Compatible Loader Model / Series | Key Features & Operation |
| 002 | Custom Skeleton / Grapple Bucket | Customized per loader model | Various Wheel Loader Models | Customized skeleton frame for sorting rocks & waste |
| 004A | High-Dump Bucket | High-capacity dump | Standard Wheel Loaders | Hydraulic elevated dumping for high-sided trucks |
| 010B | Refuse & Waste Bucket | Extended Volume | Standard Wheel Loaders | Lightweight large bucket for trash & bulk materials |
| 010C | Dual-Blade Material Bucket | Standard / Heavy Duty | Standard Wheel Loaders | Reinforced dual cutting edge for aggregate loading |
| 016 | Concrete Mixing Bucket | 0.5 m³ | 936Z Series Loaders | Hydraulic auger mixing for on-site concrete batching |
| 016 | Concrete Mixing Bucket | 0.7 m³ | 939F Series Loaders | High-torque motor drive with bottom release gate |
| 016 | Concrete Mixing Bucket | 1.3 m³ | 946 6-Cylinder Series Loaders | Large-volume aggregate & concrete mixing bucket |
| 019 | 4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket | Multi-size available | 936 & Above Series Loaders | Functions as loader, dozer, clam clamp & bottom dump |
4-in-1 Multi-Purpose Bucket Integration (Model 019): Combines four essential job-site functions—dozing, clamping/grappling, bottom dumping, and standard loading—into a single hydraulically actuated bucket frame.
Hydraulic Concrete Mixing Bucket (Model 016): Features an internal heavy-duty mixer auger driven by a high-torque hydraulic motor, available in 0.5 m³, 0.7 m³, and 1.3 m³ capacities for fast on-site concrete preparation and pouring.
High-Dump & Specialty Bucket Options: Includes elevated high-dump buckets (Model 004A) for loading high-sided trucks, refuse/waste buckets (Model 010B), and dual-blade reinforced buckets (Model 010C) for tough quarry aggregate.
High-Strength Wear-Resistant Steel: Built with high-tensile steel cutting edges and hardened bucket teeth to withstand heavy shock loads, abrasive concrete aggregates, and rocky soil.
Seamless Loader Model Compatibility: Engineered to fit standard 936Z, 939F, 946 6-cylinder, and 936 & above series wheel loaders with quick-hitch or direct pin-on couplings.
Product Applications
Civil Engineering & Building Construction: On-site concrete batching, mortar mixing, footings pouring, and foundation backfilling.
Road Maintenance & Infrastructure: Grading gravel, spreading aggregate, dozing soil, and cleaning roadside ditches.
Waste Management & Recycling Yards: Loading bulk refuse, clamping scrap debris, and elevating light materials into deep containers.
Why Choose Us?
Maximum Machine Efficiency: Combines multiple site functions into one attachment, significantly lowering capital equipment expenditures.
Factory Direct Customization: Reinforced bucket bottoms, specialized cutting edges, and custom mounting brackets supplied direct from the factory.
Heavy-Duty Reliability: High-grade hydraulic motors, heavy hydraulic cylinders, and reinforced pivot pins guarantee extended operational service lives.
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