Tobu Jukogyo Co., Ltd
Tobu Jukogyo Cylinder Type Radio Controlled Single Rope Grab Buckets
Manufacturer: Tobu Jukogyo Co., Ltd
Made in Japan
Product type: Cylinder Type
Used at : Ports, factories, warehouses, ships
Just hang it on the hook of the deck crane and start work speedily. You can work safely by remote wireless operation with a remote control.
The wireless transmitter / receiver is exclusively for our grab bucket and is highly reliable, and can be used continuously for a long time with a short charge.
Since only one hydraulic cylinder is used in the center of the grab bucket, it can take a long stroke and exert a strong gripping force.
Due to its simple structure, normal maintenance is easy and running costs can be reduced.
Specifications of shell type
| Model | Power | Features | Operation | Applicable crane |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Radio Controlled Single Rope type | Mechanical | Easy maintenance and preparation | wireless | Single rope crane such as Deck crane, Mobile crane and Level luffing crane |
| Engine hydraulic type | Diesel engine | Shorter height, No need for power supply | wireless | |
| Electro-hydraulic type | Motor (power supply type) | Power supply required | wireless / wired | |
| 4 Rope type | Mechanical | Requires a double-crane | – | Double-cable cranes such as bridge cranes and unloaders |
Hard handling bulk
Iron ore (lump),pig iron,tire chips,Scrap,wood chips
- The bucket is suitable for hard handling bulk such as large lump ore and scrap.
- The 4 to 8 sharp cutting edges dig into the bulk and enable to grab it firmly as if wrapping it.
- In addition, you can choose semi-closed type, closed type, or open type according to the cargo.
Feature
- Safety: Erroneous operation prevention and anti-tipping for reliable use.
- Low Maintenance: Simplified structure with fewer parts, reducing cost and effort.
- Shockless Operation: Patent-protected design minimizes impact during challenging loads.
- Non-stick Design: Prevents material from sticking to internal surfaces for efficient operation.
