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JM-600 crusher bucket

The JM-600 is Juli’s excavator crusher bucket for 5–10 t carriers. It weighs 850 kg, holds 0.3 m³ and needs 90–120 L/min at 150–280 bar. Match it to your circuit, then have Juli run your own material.

Carrier range
5–10 t
Bucket mass
850 kg
Hydraulic flow
90–120 L/min
Housing back pressure
<10 bar

Juli lists each of these limits on its product page [1]. Your excavator should meet all four, and the output comes from a trial on your material.

Check the whole installation

Excavator weight is the first filter. Circuit and mounting come next.

Juli names demolition sites, road construction and pipe backfill as JM-600 jobs. The 5–10 tonne figure is the excavator range; the bucket itself weighs 850 kg. Keep the two apart on forms, and check that your machine has an auxiliary circuit that meets the figures below. [1]

Hydraulic requirements, read together

Flow
90–120 L/min
Working pressure
150–280 bar
Housing back pressure
Less than 10 bar
Bucket volume
0.3 m³

Get the flow and pressure at the attachment connections from your excavator dealer or installer, measured the way you will run the bucket. Send those figures to Juli and ask it to specify the return line and any drain connection. Juli’s table calls the limit “housing back pressure”, so ask whether the JM-600 needs a separate case drain. [1]

Mounting and installed load

Send the excavator model, arm-end drawing, pin dimensions, coupler reference and bracket arrangement. Your installer then checks the bucket, mounting hardware and a full load of material against the machine’s load charts. Hydraulics and mounting are separate checks, and the bucket needs to pass both.

Your installer signs off the final excavator and bucket pairing after measuring the circuit on your machine.

Define the feed before the output

Bucket volume is 0.3 m³. Hourly output comes from a trial.

Juli lists construction waste, concrete blocks, pebbles, bluestone and basalt for this model. The product page gives no throughput curve, trial length, feed distribution or output grading for them. Ask Juli to show the result on material like yours. [1]

What the opening tells you

The opening is 620 mm wide × 280 mm high. Quote both numbers when you discuss feed. Ask Juli for the largest lump it accepts, how it handles long pieces, and whether rebar or mixed debris can go in.

What to ask Juli for this model

Discharge size, adjustment range, accepted output per hour, moisture limits and how reinforcement is handled. Ask for JM-600 answers. Figures for a larger JM model or a screening bucket belong to those products.

A useful supplier trial request

  1. Describe the real materialSend photos, material type, size distribution, moisture and known contaminants. Ask whether Juli wants samples.
  2. Define acceptable outputState the grading the next step needs and how you will measure it. If you also need screening or contaminant removal, list it as a separate task.
  3. Agree the observation periodAsk for a timed run on a named carrier that records input, accepted output, oversize and stoppages.
  4. Keep the conditions with the resultFile the model, circuit setup, adjustment and feed description with any video or report Juli sends. Judge acceptance on a run with your feed.

Use this as your trial scope when comparing offers. For safe feeding, isolation and clearing, follow the manual Juli supplies with the bucket.

Make quotations comparable

Compare the bucket and its delivered installation package.

Part of the purchasePut in the quotation
Bucket identityJM-600, offered revision, parameter sheet and model-specific manual.
Mounting packageBracket, pins and coupler interface; which parts are supplied and who installs them.
Hydraulic connectionsHoses, fittings, return/drain requirements and any changes needed on the named carrier.
Wear and servicingWear-part names, replacement criteria, access instructions, quoted spares and support arrangements.
Delivery and acceptancePacked mass/dimensions, destination, agreed trial records, warranty scope and where commissioning ends.

Juli’s table also lists dimensions A 1450, B 950 and C 1030 mm without naming the axes. Ask for the annotated drawing before you plan transport or site clearance. [1]

Juli also makes crusher and screening families [2]. If you need to sort by size, specify a screen as its own item. bauma CHINA lists Juli as an attachment maker [3]; ask Juli directly for this model’s output, certificates and current stock.

Questions before ordering

Will any 8-tonne excavator accept it?

Tonnage is the first check. The named machine also has to pass the mounting, installed-load and hydraulic checks above, including housing back pressure.

How many tonnes per hour will it produce?

Juli’s JM-600 page gives no hourly figure. Ask for a run with your feed, output and circuit settings, and leave the 0.3 m³ capacity out of the sum.

Does it also provide screened backfill?

The JM-600 is a crusher. Set the grading and contaminant limits you need, then ask Juli what extra separation or screening it would take to reach your backfill spec.

Send a defined JM-600 brief

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Sources & review

  1. Juli JM-600 product page ↗

    Model, applications, carrier range and Juli’s parameter table, checked 11 October.

    2026-10-11
  2. Juli company introduction ↗

    Juli’s attachment design work and product families, checked 7 October.

    2026-10-07
  3. bauma CHINA organiser company record ↗

    Trade-fair directory entry for the company and its attachment range, checked 7 October.

    2026-10-07

Specifications come from the manufacturer’s published information and the sources above; buying advice is written by CivilEquip with AI assistance. Ask the manufacturer to confirm the data for your configuration. Editorial policy · Report a correction.