A Orange peel grapples are gripping devices made up of a central frame on which 3 to 6 teeth are hinged. Each tine is moved by an independent hydraulic cylinder. All cylinders are connected to a single hydraulic circuit, which coordinates the opening and closing of the tines. Thanks to this conformation, when closing, all the teeth work with the same pressure force, although each of them can stop in a different position. For this reason, polyp grapples provide a firm grip on irregularly shaped objects, making them the most effective tool for handling loose materials such as scrap metal, municipal solid waste, industrial waste, production waste, paper, cardboard, plastic, firewood and tyres. Scrap grabs are also suitable for collecting scrap cars, large stones and boulders. The teeth, or jaws, come in three different shapes, depending on the width: closed, semi-closed (standard), and open. Standard tines are the most versatile, open tines are used for loading loose material and closed tines are for handling fine grained material. The geometry of the grapple derives from years of experience and is designed to guarantee maximum penetration into stacked materials and maximum load capacity.

A Orange peel grapples, such as grab buckets, log grapples, kerbstone grapples and hydraulic forks, should be mounted to the running machine by a universal joint that allows oscillation in the longitudinal and lateral direction ("pendulum" style). This differentiates them from sorting and demolition grapples, which are instead mounted to the excavator arm via a rigid connection system.

A According to excavator weight

A Orange Peel Grapple is the perfect solution for material handlers in scrap yards, recycling plants and transfer stations. A 360° rotation system and 4- or 5-tine configuration efficiently and safely handle shredded scrap, waste, long structural beams, car bodies and many other materials.

A Orange peel grapples are gripping devices formed by a central frame to which are hinged from 3 to 6 tines. Each tine is set in motion by an independent hydraulic cylinder. All cylinders are connected to a single hydraulic circuit, which coordinates the opening and closing of the tines.

A Orange peel grapples are gripping devices formed by a central frame to which are hinged from 3 to 6 tines. Each tine is set in motion by an independent hydraulic cylinder. All cylinders are connected to a single hydraulic circuit, which coordinates the opening and closing of the tines.

A S-jaws for sorting. Demolition and sorting grapples with plate-reinforced S-jaws are designed for recycling applications. Loose material does not stick so easily between the ribs. The jaws are very strong and are also suitable for demolition applications.

A Europe, America, Asia.etc

A Demolition Grapples are heavy-duty grapples designed for the demands of demolition - all sizes available to suit machines as small as 3 tonnes, up to 45 tonnes, various jaws/teeth available with replaceable bolt-on teeth .

A Material: 42 Chrome Molybdenum CNC machine to make it more precise Full control of the entire heat treatment process All quality control data have been recorded and kept for more than 3 years for easy monitoring. ISO 9001 quality assurance and CE certification The special process ensures the hardness of the whole chisel and the proportion is even. (whole, quenched, segmented tempered) Paint is usually done by spraying two or three coats, rather than skipping the process or just spraying one coat.

A High-performance strength meets state-of-the-art agility with the Extractor from RAY Attachments - the versatile demolition and sorting grapple capable of demolishing buildings, moving large volumes of material and picking up fine recyclables. Designed for tough jobs, the puller is made with Hardox Wear Plates and Strenx steel and moves higher volumes of material using less fuel - cycle after cycle The puller rotates 360 degrees and features flexible operation of the jaw with edge-to-edge contact, reversible cutting edges and zero clearance design for maximum productivity.

A Standard tool for almost any application. Medium to hard rock or reinforced concrete, very effective in breaking down densely reinforced concrete. Chisel/wedge tool. Suitable for weak sedimentary and metamorphic rocks that require splitting.

A The chisel carries part of the hydraulic breaker. The chisel tip will wear out during the working process, and it is mainly used in operation sites such as ore, platform, concrete, ship, slag and so on. Need to pay attention to daily maintenance, such as replacing inner and outer bushings, adding grease, etc. Otherwise, the chisel will break. Therefore, the correct selection and use of chisels is the key to reducing hydraulic breaker losses.

A 1. Appropriate down force can improve the efficiency of hydraulic breaker. 2. The position of the hammer breaker adjustment - when the hammer breaker cannot break the rock, it must be moved to a new hitting point. 3. The cut-off operation should not be operated continuously at the same place. The chisel temperature would rise when breaking at the same position for a long time. The hardness of the chisel would be reduced to damage the tip of the chisel, thereby reducing the operation efficiency. 4. Do not use the chisel as a lever to lift stones. ​​ 5. Please drop the excavator arm in a safe state when stopping the operation. Do not leave the excavator when the engine is started. Please ensure that all braking and locking devices are in an ineffective condition.

A During operation, the direction of the chisel and the excavator arm should be the same, and the chisel should be perpendicular to the rock surface. If the chisel is not perpendicular to the rock surface, the chisel may slip while working. When breaking, first adjust the direction of the chisel, and then under stable conditions, start breaking the stone at the correct meeting point of the stone.

A 1. First remove the stop pin and the 330mm long chisel pin. For the next installation, insert the chisel into the pin while the chisel is in a horizontal position. 2. When reassembling, please follow the reverse order of disassembly. First check all parts for wear or cracks. If the chisel is deformed, it should be polished and repaired. The entire bit should be lubricated before installing the bit. If the chisel pin is badly deformed, it will be difficult to replace the chisel. So be sure to check the chisel and chisel needle every 100-150 hours.

A 1. Flat chisel/wedge chisel: suitable for excavating soft neutral rock formations, breaking concrete and digging trenches. 2. Sharp chisel: suitable for excavation and crushing of hard rock, extra-hard rock and reinforced concrete. 3. Conical chisel: It is mainly used for crushing hard rocks such as granite and quartzite in quarries, and it can also be used for crushing heavy concrete. 4. Blunt chisel: mainly used to break medium-hard rock or small gravel to make it smaller

A The chisel is the consumable part of the hydraulic blasting hammer. The tip of the chisel will wear out during the working process, and it is mainly used in construction sites of ore, roadbed, concrete, ships, slag, etc. Routine maintenance is a must, so the correct selection and use of chisels is the key to reducing the loss of hydraulic hammer crushers.

A Skid steer hydraulic driven

A Determine the full working length of the boom by measuring (as a straight line) from the centre of the pin hole where the excavator is attached to the boom to the centre of the pin hole where the boom is attached. Measure the inside width of the boom pin hole at the far end of the boom to boom connection.