What material is the Rock Bucket primarily used for excavating?

The Rock Bucket is specifically designed for excavating dense and compacted materials, making it particularly effective for handling dense clay. This type of bucket typically features a stronger and more robust design, including reinforced sides and teeth that can penetrate tough earth materials. Dense clay, due to its composition, can be challenging to excavate with standard buckets, but the design of the Rock Bucket allows for effective digging and movement of this heavier material.

While loose soil, sand, and gravel can often be managed with general-purpose buckets or other specialized attachments, the unique structure of the Rock Bucket makes it ideally suited for the tougher conditions presented by dense clay, which is often more resistant to excavation efforts. As a result, the Rock Bucket plays a critical role in projects requiring the removal or manipulation of such dense materials.