Log handling
A hydraulic rotating grapple with curved tines for gripping, positioning and loading timber.
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Timber & Scrap Handling
Grip, sort and load logs, scrap or demolition material. Select the jaw arrangement for the load.
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Different Tasks. Different Tools.
Debris sorting
A grapple with wide, slotted jaws for sorting and handling demolition debris and recyclable material.
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A hydraulic multi-shell grapple for collecting and loading loose scrap and bulk material.
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Match the Tool to Your Working Conditions
Describe the load
State material type, dimensions and weight. Long timber, irregular rubble and loose scrap need different gripping arrangements.
Choose the gripping layout
Log grapples, sorting grapples and orange-peel grapples have different jaw shapes. Rotation helps position a suitable load but does not increase the machine’s rated lifting capacity.
Check the complete lifting setup
Review attachment weight, load, reach and machine lifting limits. Confirm the required hydraulic circuits; magnets also need the specified electrical supply.
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Open a product to view its features, specifications and installation requirements.
Demolition & sorting grapple
A grapple with wide, slotted jaws for sorting and handling demolition debris and recyclable material.
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Rotating log grapple
A hydraulic rotating grapple with curved tines for gripping, positioning and loading timber.
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Orange-peel grapple
A hydraulic multi-shell grapple for collecting and loading loose scrap and bulk material.
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Excavator magnet
An electromagnetic lifting attachment for collecting and handling suitable ferrous scrap.
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Excavator & Job Information
These details help narrow the product selection. Confirm the final configuration against the selected product specifications.
- Material type and dimensions
- Load weight and handling height
- Rotation requirements
- Hydraulic circuit and mounting interface
Questions About Timber & Scrap Handling
Are all grapples suitable for logs and scrap?
No. Jaw geometry and the selected product’s material suitability determine which loads can be handled.
Can an excavator magnet handle every material?
No. An electromagnet is intended for suitable ferrous material. It does not replace a grapple for timber or non-magnetic loads.
What information should I provide?
Send the material, load dimensions and weight, excavator model, operating reach and rotation requirements.