Cutting Edges
A cutting edge is a replaceable hardened strip on a bucket or blade. It takes the wear so the base edge behind it lasts longer.
Sourced on request. We do not list part numbers for this line yet. Send your details and we check what our supply chain can provide, then quote it with the rest of your parts. Availability, MOQ, lead time and warranty depend on the item and are stated on that quote.
What we can source
- Bolt-on cutting edges
- Fitted with plow bolts, so they can be changed on site.
- Weld-on edges
- Welded to the bucket lip for a permanent fit.
- Side cutters
- Protect the bucket side walls and widen the cut.
- End bits
- Protect the corners of a blade, where wear is usually fastest.
When to replace a cutting edge
- The edge is worn close to the bolt holes
- Bolt heads are worn away
- The base edge behind it is starting to wear
- The edge is cracked or bent
What to send for a quote
- OEM number, if you have it
- Length, width and thickness
- Number of holes, hole size and hole spacing
- Edge profile: flat, curved or double bevel
- Machine model and bucket or blade width
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you supply an edge from a drawing?
Send the drawing or your measurements. We check whether our supply chain can produce that size and tell you on the quote.
Do I need new bolts with a new edge?
New plow bolts are the safer choice, because old ones often have worn heads. You can add them to the same list.