Log grapple SuperGrip II 260-A

• Place only the tips of the claws - instead of aligning the entire grapple parallel to the trunk
• The inclined claws pull the trunk into the grapple; Sturgeon material is removed at the same time
• Due to minimal ground contact, hardly any soil, moss or stones are picked up
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• Ideal for productive logging on slopes or on mobile chippers
• Typical application: Forwarder with medium and strong crane, Combination machine, mobile chipper
• Use of high-strength fine-grained steel and large bearings
• All Bolts in expander design - prevent any play
• Reinforcements in the upper part and claws with thicker plates
• No welds in highly stressed areas - no cracks!
• Extremely durable Hydraulic cylinder with end position damping with nipple protection; Up to 250 bar working pressure
• High resilience and reliability minimize downtimes
• Movable piston rod protection (Art. No. 0711850) as an option, protects the Piston rod even when the grapple is open
• Long service life without problems
• SuperSaw 350, 550 available as an option
• Opening width 1.520 mm, Cross-sectional area 0.26 sqm, Cross-sectional area practically 0.35 sqm
• Weight 200 kg, max. continuous load 3,500 kg

Why is the A-grapple actually called an A-grapple?

The asymmetrical claw shape is reminiscent of the letter "A" - and stands for precise, clean grappling, even under challenging conditions.

A as in extraordinary. And absolutely well thought out.