China Wholesale Excavator Bucket Lifting Eye Suppliers - Clamshell Bucket – Ransun
China Wholesale Excavator Bucket Lifting Eye Suppliers - Clamshell Bucket – Ransun Detail:
With two pieces of buckets hinged mechanically in the middle, the clamshell bucket is named after its clam-shaped appearance with internal volume and sophisticated design. The main digging part, aka cutting edge, is attached by a bracket/hangar for vertical scooping.
Applicable Size:
It’s applicable for 1 to 50 tons’ excavator and could be designed larger for customization.
Characteristic:
Firstly, its’ vertical cylinders and tines design guarantee both high penetration into the ground for digging and overall height advancement for filling in maximum. Secondly, with a rotary system for optional, it could achieve application in maximum range.
Application:
Clamshell bucket performs greatly in various areas as basic ground construction is a comparatively tight and limited environment, handling and loading materials such as industrial and agricultural wastes, etc.
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With dependable high quality approach, great reputation and excellent customer support, the series of products and solutions produced by our firm are exported to lots of countries and regions for China Wholesale Excavator Bucket Lifting Eye Suppliers - Clamshell Bucket – Ransun , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Madagascar, Uruguay, Australia, We insist on "Quality First, Reputation First and Customer First". We are committed to providing high-quality products and good after-sales services. Up to now, our products have been exported to more than 60 countries and areas around the world, such as America, Australia and Europe. We enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad. Always persisting in the principle of "Credit, Customer and Quality", we expect cooperation with people in all walks of life for mutual benefits.
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