Grip, sort and position logs, scrap and loose material. Open a product to review its design, applications and installation requirements.
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A grapple with wide, slotted jaws for sorting and handling demolition debris and recyclable material. Compare jaw dimensions and the hydraulic requirements for the selected mounting and rotation configuration.
A hydraulic rotating grapple with curved tines for gripping, positioning and loading timber. Compare jaw opening, attachment weight and the separate hydraulic requirements for rotation and gripping.
A hydraulic multi-shell grapple for collecting and loading loose scrap and bulk material. Compare opening width, grab volume and the hydraulic requirements for the selected carrier.
A hydraulic grab bucket with two closing shells for digging and transferring suitable loose material. Compare capacity, opening dimensions, attachment weight and the hydraulic supply for the intended excavator.
A hydraulically operated claw that works against the excavator bucket to hold rocks, logs and irregular debris. Check the thumb length, bucket clearance and mounting arrangement together before selecting a configuration.
An electromagnetic lifting attachment for collecting and handling suitable ferrous scrap. Magnetic lifting figures vary with material form and temperature.
An excavator-mounted fork attachment with a Q355B frame and adjustable tines for supporting and positioning compatible palletised loads and construction materials.
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Material dimensions, load mass, centre of gravity and lifting radius.
Compare gripping jaws, closing shells, magnetic contact and fork support for the material.
Powered grapples need hydraulic checks; electromagnetic tools need electrical supply and controls. Passive forks do not need a gripping circuit.
Machine connection, attachment weight and excavator lifting chart at the required reach.
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