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A hydraulic clamshell grab is a robust dual-shell excavating tool made to allow users to quickly and efficiently dig, load, and handle bulk materials via hydraulically operated clamshell jaws for excavators and material handling machines. This professional construction tool also provides elite digging functionality and unparalleled material control for dredging construction, foundation excavating, and bulk material handling in specialised conditions where controlled materials retention and deep digging abilities are important to achieve the necessary operational efficiency and excavation precision. The predominant application of hydraulic clamshell grabs, to be clear, is underwater dredging for marine construction, deep foundation excavation for building construction projects, and bulk material loading for ports and terminals without the need for multiple passes or manual labour. A heavy-duty hydraulic cylinder system, reinforced steel shell, and precision-manufactured pivoting arms provide outstanding digging force and strength, and subsequent reliability, of clamshell grabs in often dirty subsurface conditions and abrasive materials. Moreover, the advanced hydraulic designs of hydraulic grabs give clamshell grab users the ability to carry out their excavations with powerful closing pressure and controlled material penetration while their clamshell grabs are reasonably aligned and accurately exerting the right amount of bite force, which is important when handling different types of soils, from soft sediment to heavily compact material. Hydraulic clamshell grabs can also be specially ordered with a range of mounting options that fit riders with different excavator sizes or hydraulic flows, along with specially made shell configurations and cutting edges specifically designed for different applications such as trenching, dredging, or demolition work. Find some of the best hydraulic clamshell grabs here at Aajjo.
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