This right side tooth is mounted on the bucket of the XCMG LW180K loader (small-sized 1.8-ton class). Given the LW180K’s powerful breakout force (≥58 kN) and heavy-duty transmission structure, the right side tooth is primarily used in the following high-wear, high-intensity operating scenarios:
Building Construction & Foundation Work
On construction sites, it is used for shoveling hard, sharp-edged building materials such as concrete blocks, brick debris, and sand/gravel. Under these conditions, the side tooth comes into direct friction with hard objects, making it highly susceptible to wear.
Road Maintenance & Municipal Engineering
It assists loaders in clearing pavement milling waste, cutting roadside soil, and shoveling crushed stone during highway maintenance. These tasks require the side tooth to possess excellent impact resistance.
Agriculture, Water Conservancy & Earthwork
In farmland water conservancy projects or landscaping, it is used for excavating and clearing composite soils containing tree roots, frozen ground, or hard clay. The side tooth effectively breaks up compacted soil layers.
Quarries & Bulk Material Handling
In quarries, coal yards, or sand/gravel storage yards, it is frequently used to shovel ores, raw coal, and various loose materials. High-frequency, heavy-load shoveling operations cause continuous and severe wear to the side tooth.
