Interesting video. The weight is a key ellement with efficancy, we all like efficancy and being the heaviest i would say that isnt efficient. Also you never covered the steel quality ! I guess the india Ryinox would not be as strong as per the whites bucket made in britian using uk steel. Tbh i have bent seveal of your buckets and find them very heavy and also very week. My preferd is and engcon bucket, light weight and very strong.
Thanks for the detailed comment, Craig! We agree, everybody likes efficiency, but efficiency can be considered in a few different areas. Weight obviously has an effect on power of the machine but things like additional wear protection can make your buckets last a considerable amount of time longer, which in turn makes them more efficient as you're not having to repurchase as frequently. So it depends what area of efficiency is most important to you! When it comes to steel, quality isn't about where it's sourced, but rather the grade of the steel itself. At Rhinox, we use steel grades that meet European standards, to ensure our buckets perform as designed and match those made by other manufacturers! Many companies you're familiar with, source parts from areas of Asia or use Italian steel (Esti) and Esti teeth which have foundries in China. We'd love to know if you've had confirmation from your preferred attachment manufacturers as to their steel/parts grades and origins?
Thank you for your concern! We did question this ourselves, which is why we kept the video strictly factual and unbiased. We often get asked by existing and potential clients what the differences between other manufacturers were and ours, so thought the best way was to share it, so they can make their own minds up.
If truth is spoken. Why would the question of being ethical be considered? That is the problem with the world today. Not enough truth being spoken. Thank you for this informative video.
No. And also the areas that need covering is the steel quality which I've found myself Rhinox being very week. I've bent 2. I've moved over to Whites and engcon buckets and have had no issues. 15years I've had a set of Whites. Very impressed
Interesting video. The weight is a key ellement with efficancy, we all like efficancy and being the heaviest i would say that isnt efficient. Also you never covered the steel quality ! I guess the india Ryinox would not be as strong as per the whites bucket made in britian using uk steel. Tbh i have bent seveal of your buckets and find them very heavy and also very week. My preferd is and engcon bucket, light weight and very strong.
Thanks for the detailed comment, Craig!
We agree, everybody likes efficiency, but efficiency can be considered in a few different areas. Weight obviously has an effect on power of the machine but things like additional wear protection can make your buckets last a considerable amount of time longer, which in turn makes them more efficient as you're not having to repurchase as frequently. So it depends what area of efficiency is most important to you!
When it comes to steel, quality isn't about where it's sourced, but rather the grade of the steel itself. At Rhinox, we use steel grades that meet European standards, to ensure our buckets perform as designed and match those made by other manufacturers! Many companies you're familiar with, source parts from areas of Asia or use Italian steel (Esti) and Esti teeth which have foundries in China. We'd love to know if you've had confirmation from your preferred attachment manufacturers as to their steel/parts grades and origins?
Could you use these grading buckets for digging at all? Or are they not suitable for digging. Thanks.
Some people do use these for digging or bulking of aggregates, however it is not recommended, and there are definitely better tools for the job!
@@Rhinox-Group thanks 👍🏻
I like this comparison. But is it ethical?
Thank you for your concern! We did question this ourselves, which is why we kept the video strictly factual and unbiased. We often get asked by existing and potential clients what the differences between other manufacturers were and ours, so thought the best way was to share it, so they can make their own minds up.
If truth is spoken. Why would the question of being ethical be considered? That is the problem with the world today. Not enough truth being spoken. Thank you for this informative video.
No. And also the areas that need covering is the steel quality which I've found myself Rhinox being very week. I've bent 2. I've moved over to Whites and engcon buckets and have had no issues. 15years I've had a set of Whites. Very impressed