Excavator bucket teeth are one of the most important working components of an excavator, primarily used for digging operations. They are typically made from wear-resistant, high-strength steel materials, such as alloy steels like 42CrMo, with a hardness requirement of HRC52-58 to withstand high-impact forces and wear. The shape of bucket teeth varies according to different working environments and soil conditions, allowing for the selection of different shapes and sizes. For instance, sharp teeth are suitable for hard rock, while flat-bottomed teeth are ideal for excavating sandy soil. High-quality bucket teeth can significantly enhance digging efficiency, reduce the burden on the machinery, and lower maintenance costs. Regular replacement of bucket teeth is also essential for maintaining the excavator’s optimal performance.