The 820 kg RGP13R Grapple has been designed and tested with demolition in mind. Compatible with carriers in the 10 to 15 tonne range.
The Rammer RGP13R Grapple is suitable for both demolition and material handling applications.
The 820 kg RGP13R Grapple has been designed and tested with demolition in mind. Compatible with carriers in the 10 to 15 tonne range.
The Rammer RGP13R Grapple is suitable for both demolition and material handling applications.
The protected rotation system allows precision tool placement, lowering/reducing owning and operating costs.
The rotation is equipped with a shock valve, which limits the force applied to the structure and thus eliminates pressure spikes. This increases the lifetime of your equipment (incl. both demolition equipment and excavator).
Avoids hard contact between on cylinder at extreme position. This protects the structure and increases the service life of the equipment.
Compact construction, cost effective design
The perforated grapple arms are made of wear resistant steel. The perforated design increases the torsional strength of the grapple at reduced weight.
The perforated design also reduces the amount of material (incl. rebar) which is trapped in the grapple arms, and allows at the same time for optimized visibility to the material.
The 90° opening of the grapple makes high quality work possible on flat surfaces, such as cleaning of containers or walls including work on insulation or similar.
A robust mechanical stopper protects the grapple against overload from cylinder in end position (open).
The load holding valve is an important safety function for the site, as it secures the load in the grapple and prevents dropping the load in case of a hydraulic failure.
The load holding valve also reduces overheating of the hydraulic oil, as there is no need to have the grapple closing function constantly activated during a work cycle.
The load holding valve adds to the operator's work comfort and speed, as the operator focus need not be constantly on the load in the grapple, but rather could focus also on where to place the load.
Cutting blades are mounted at the front end of the grapple halves.
The cutting blades are mounted with screws from the bottom side for easy exchange.
The main wear part of our grapples.
Bolt on design makes service quicker and easier as compared to welded design.
Hardened parts are more wear resistant, extending their working life and lowering owning and operating costs
Demolition of standing buildings and structures.
Demolition of larger pieces on the ground (size reduction, separation and preliminary sorting tasks)
Re-using parts or material which has been extracted from existing buildings or structures.
Recyclng of products: Re-use of material or parts as such
Recycling of material: Re-use of material for other purposes
Gardening, graveyard and landscaping applications, hard ground and removal of smaller boulders, concrete fundaments or similar.
Rental includes most applications
Minimum working weight, flange mounted *1 | 820 kg | 1810 lb |
Weight | 725 kg | 1600 lb |
Max. jaw opening | 1700 mm | 66.93 in |
Jaw width | 800 mm | 31.50 in |
Operating pressure | 300 - 320 bar | 4350 - 4640 psi |
Max. operating pressure | 320 bar | 4640 psi |
Oil flow range | 20 - 30 l/min | 5.3 - 7.9 gal/min |
Rotation | 360 ° | |
Max pressure for hydraulic rotation | 150 bar | 2175 psi |
Oil flow for hydraulic rotation | 15 l/min | 4.0 gal/min |
Pressure line connection (IN) | 1/2" GAS | |
Return line connection (OUT) | 1/2" GAS | |
Connections, rotation | 1/2" GAS | |
Optimum oil temperature | 40 - 60 °C | 104 - 140 °F |
Allowed oil temperature range | -20 - 80 °C | -4 - 176 °F |
Optimum oil viscosity at operating temperature | 30 - 60 cSt | |
Allowed viscosity range | 20 - 1000 cSt | |
Carrier weight, range *2 | 10 - 15 t | 22000 - 33100 lb |
*1 Includes average mounting bracket and standard wear parts *2 Check carrier allowed attachment weight from carrier manufacturer. Check application requirements. |
Specifications are subject to change without notice (Tuesday, June 21, 2022)