Xmor® buckets at work around the world

A mining contractor in South Africa had a volume-based contract in a manganese mine, located in the Northern Cape Province. This is a remote location in semi-desert conditions, making it a harsh environment.

A metallurgical coal miner in West Virginia, USA, was an early adopter of the XMOR^® bucket concept. Today, they have six machines equipped with XMOR^® BHC buckets. Their machines range in size from 120-300 metric tons, equipped with 9-19 m³ XMOR^® BHC buckets.

A Volvo dealership wanted a new bucket made to suit the newly launched Volvo EC550E excavator. The intention was to source a perfectly matched high-volume bucket to demonstrate the machine’s full potential.

Matthews Quarries is an Australian company that was established in 1986. It currently delivers over 500,000 tonnes of material annually. Owner, Rob Matthews, focuses on pairing highly skilled operators with leading edge equipment as a key part of the company’s success.

NW Construction has a large earthmoving contract for a major dam project in Northern California, USA. This means that the company has a short time frame to move large amounts of dirt in order to meet a very demanding deadline. The site runs a fleet that includes CAT 6015Bs, CAT 374s, CAT 395s, and Komatsu PC1250s.

Adbri’s Price Quarry provides sand and other materials used by Adbri to supply pre-mix concrete across Australia. Adbri Quarry Operations Manager for South Australia, Adam Schutz, was interviewed by Quarry Magazine in an article dated March 4, 2025, about his experience with an XMOR^® BHB50 bucket.

A metallurgical coal miner in West Virginia, USA, was an early adopter of the XMOR^® bucket concept. Today, they have six machines equipped with XMOR^® BHC buckets. Their machines range in size from 120-300 metric tons, equipped with 9-19 m³ XMOR^® BHC buckets.