Combi/Timber Grabs

TG25HD—TG55HD

For Excavators weighing 4—33 tons

Together with the tiltrotator, Engcon’s combi Timber Grab Heavy Duty is the ultimate tool for round timber and pipe handling, and light sorting jobs. The grabs, which are reinforced with high-strength steel wear bars with a hardness of 400 Brinell for long life, can be used with a wide variety of hitches.

Advantages:

  • The EC-Oil automatic quick hitch system connects the hydraulics without the operator needing to leave the cab
  • Grab arms in high-strength steel for increased life
  • Grab tip wear bars with 400 Brinell hardness for best durability
  • A non-return valve built into the ram and an direct-mounted accumulator ensure the load is secure should any pressure drop occur.
  • Expander bolts in joints prevent unnecessary play
  • Bolt-on bracket/mounting makes switching brackets easy


The illustration shows a typical configuration. Technical data may vary.
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Product Specifications

TG25HD
TG28HD
TG42HD
TG55HD
Width [mm]:
460
595
677
802
Grab Width A, min [mm]:
42
93
82
151
Grab Width A, max [mm]:
1,557
1,540
2,080
2,510
Height, fully open/closed [mm]:
759/526
889/659
1,039/751
1,146/946
Weight [kg]:
195
360
595
1,070
Grab area [m²]:
0.25
0.28
0.42
0.55
Gripping force (tip – tip) at 3200 psi [kg]:
700
1,300
2,100
3,200
Max hydraulic pressure [MPa]:
22
22
22
22
Max load [kg]:
3,000
5,000
6,000
10,000
Base machine weight [t]:
4-9
9-14
12-19
19-33

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