Excavator bracket with hanger and horizontal support
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Machine weight:
600 – 1 300
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Excavator bracket with hanger and horizontal support is a solid and functional tool that allows safe mounting and storage of drills and accessories. Thanks to the horizontal support and hanger, it provides stability, work comfort, and protection of equipment from shifting. Ideal for construction machines, where precision, operator comfort, and work efficiency matter.
It is used in many machines from brands such as Kingway, ZL, WOLF, Everun, KMM, Stroer, Gunstig, Hytec, Hyundai, Aps, Schmitd, Taian, Hercules, CTM, Manitech, SZM, HZM, Berger Kraus, Excat, Kraft, Nex, Günter Grossmann, and MEYER.
New, , designed for excavators weighing from 600 kg to 1,300 kg. The bracket ensures stable and secure mounting of hydraulic drives, drills, and extensions, and the horizontal support combined with the hanger guarantees optimal distribution of forces, increasing operational stability, precision, and operator safety. Constructed from durable steel, resistant to heavy loads and intensive use.
The bracket with hanger and horizontal support 600–1,300 kg is used in mini excavators and excavators employed for drilling, foundation, installation, and earthworks. It allows for secure mounting of hydraulic drives, drills, extensions, and adapters, enhancing efficiency and safety of work.
Product compatible with Chinese construction machines, used among others in machines of brands: Kingway, ZL, WOLF, Everun, KMM, Stroer, Gunstig, Hytec, Hyundai, Aps, Schmitd, Taian, Hercules, CTM, Manitech, SZM, HZM, Berger Kraus, Excat, Kraft, Nex, Günter Grossmann, MEYER and other Chinese excavators and construction machines.
⚠️ Note: before purchase, check the compatibility of the pump with your engine model.
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