Key Features of the Steel Grabber

The steel grabber uses an axial piston hydraulic pump with a constant-power control system, making full use of the motor's output while minimizing energy loss. Its remote-controlled electrical system makes the machine easier to operate and monitor and improves coordination with the grabber's movements, raising overall efficiency.

• Reinforced working equipment developed for real site conditions, meeting the requirements of machinery plants.
• Mechatronic control system.
• Bionic design that mimics the movements of the human hand for intuitive operation.
• Exterior design based on structural concepts widely used internationally.
• A high degree of standardization makes spare parts easy to replace, and the modular design simplifies maintenance and servicing.

Applications

The wheeled steel grabber is a versatile material handling machine. Its main job is grabbing and loading materials such as scrap metal, scrap steel, finished steel bars, industrial waste, crushed stone, construction debris and municipal waste. It is widely used in scrap recycling plants, steel mills, metallurgical plants, ports and docks, and scrap steel processing centers.

Steel grabber vs. standard excavator

The main difference between a steel grabber and a standard excavator lies in the front working equipment and its purpose. A standard excavator usually has a shorter boom and arm with a bucket and is designed mainly for digging and loading; its structure also differs. The standard configuration of a steel grabber is a straight boom with a curved stick, and straight boom with straight stick or curved boom with curved stick versions can be built to customer requirements.