Manufacturer of elevator buckets

We deliver solutions for companies that expect precise workmanship, well-matched components and reliable plant operation in demanding industrial conditions. As an elevator bucket manufacturer, we handle orders for models compliant with DIN standards as well as projects made to technical documentation, drawings, samples or individual parameters supplied by the customer. Our range also includes elevator belts, fasteners, bucket shackles, bucket bolts, chains and other components used in conveyors.

Producing elevator buckets means taking into account not only the dimensions of the part but also the type of material conveyed, the capacity of the equipment, the fixing method and the operating conditions of the installation. Buckets for free-flowing bulk materials have different requirements from components working with wet, sticky or highly abrasive materials.

MEXGOS manufactures parts used in cement plants, concrete plants, sugar factories, asphalt mixing plants and other companies that convey materials. Our elevator buckets are suitable for belt and chain elevators. A properly selected design helps maintain the required conveying capacity, limit material losses and reduce the risk of unplanned downtime.

Depending on their needs, customers can order:

• buckets made to DIN 15231, DIN 15232, DIN 15233, DIN 15234 and DIN 15235
• buckets made to an individual technical drawing
• models matching solutions used by well-known elevator manufacturers
• buckets for mounting on belts or chains
• designs for heavy-industry installations
• buckets with a rubber bottom for sticky materials
• parts with non-standard width, thickness and reinforcement

This wide range makes it possible to choose the right solution both when building a new installation and when modernising, overhauling or replacing worn components of an existing elevator.

Manufacturer of buckets for bucket elevators – standard and made-to-order models

As a manufacturer of buckets for bucket elevators, MEXGOS handles series production as well as orders for non-standard parts. Buckets compliant with DIN standards have precisely defined parameters, which makes it easier to select spare parts and keep the whole system technically consistent. This works particularly well when the installation uses common dimensions and fixing methods.

However, not every machine is built from catalogue parts. Older production lines, modernised equipment and conveyors designed for unusual processes may need buckets with individual geometry. An industrial bucket manufacturer can then make the component from a supplied sample, documentation or technical parameters. When agreeing the specification, the factors analysed include:

1. bucket width and depth
2. material thickness and type
3. hole spacing, number and diameter
4. fixing method to the belt or chain
5. type and position of reinforcements
6. characteristics of the conveyed material
7. required quantity

Defining these data precisely reduces the risk of ordering parts that will not fit the existing system. It also makes it possible to prepare a solution adapted to the actual loads and operating mode of the equipment.

Buckets with a rubber bottom for sticky materials

In processes that involve conveying wet sand, concrete and other materials that stick to metal surfaces, buckets with a rubber bottom can be used. The flexible bottom helps empty the bucket and prevents material from remaining inside. The design can follow common DIN standards or individual requirements.

An elevator bucket manufacturer should take into account the loading method, the operating speed of the equipment, the properties of the material and its discharge conditions. Matching the dimensions alone is not always enough – the shape of the part, the position of the holes and the strength of the most heavily loaded areas also matter. MEXGOS offers models with a rubber bottom in various shapes and sizes. They can be made to a specification, a sample or documentation supplied by the customer. This makes it possible to reproduce a part used in an existing installation or to prepare a component matched to new design assumptions.