Excavator Accessories-360° Rotating Grab

Suitable for micro and mini excavators; lightweight design prevents tail-lifting

Designed specifically for 1–6 ton mini-excavators, the lightweight structure avoids adding excess load to the dipper arm, ensuring stable operation without causing the machine to tip; available in mechanical or hydraulic versions, it features universal pin dimensions compatible with the vast majority of mini-excavator brands.

Powerful clamping, optional 360° hydraulic rotation

Hydraulic Rotating Model: Features 360° continuous rotation, allowing for on-the-spot orientation and alignment of timber. This eliminates the need for frequent excavator repositioning, enables agile operation in tight spaces, and significantly boosts efficiency in loading and stacking tasks.

Wear-resistant and thickened material, sturdy and durable

The main body is constructed from Q355 manganese steel, while the tines utilize NM400 wear-resistant steel plate, with reinforcement ribs added at critical points. The tines are individually replaceable, eliminating the need to replace the entire grapple due to wear and thereby reducing maintenance costs; the unit is durable under harsh outdoor conditions—such as mud, gravel, and forest terrain—offering high impact resistance and resistance to cracking.

One machine, multiple uses

It can handle tree branches, roots, moso bamboo, scrap steel, stones, demolition debris, pipes, and landscaping waste. A compact excavator equipped with a timber grapple allows for both digging and material handling; this eliminates the need for additional equipment, expands the range of jobs you can take on, reduces manual handling, and saves on labor costs.

Easy to assemble and disassemble; hassle-free maintenance

An optional quick-change coupler and pin-style mounting allow for rapid switching between buckets and log grapples. The hydraulic piping layout is streamlined, resulting in a low failure rate, simple maintenance, and fewer wear parts. The mechanical version requires no modifications to the excavator's hydraulic system, offering a lower initial investment.