01Dozer Ripper
A reinforced rear tool for breaking hard soil and weathered rock.
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Long-Reach Boom
Two- and three-section boom configurations extend the working envelope for deep or distant excavation.
Key rangeEngineered to carrier, reach and load case
Working brief
ENGINEERED AROUND THE CARRIER, MATERIAL AND DUTY CYCLE.
Typical applications
- Dredging
- Slope work
- Deep excavation
Configuration inputs
- Carrier make, model and operating weight
- Pin diameter, pin centers and dipper width
- Hydraulic flow and pressure where required
- Material, duty cycle and wear expectations
01Machine match
Geometry starts with the exact carrier interface.
02Material system
Structural and wear plate are selected for the duty.
03Production review
Critical dimensions are confirmed before export packing.
What is a long reach excavator boom used for?
Long-reach booms extend the working envelope for dredging, slope work and deep excavation. The required horizontal reach, digging depth, attachment and material determine the geometry and load case.
What is the difference between a two-section and three-section long-reach boom?
The section arrangement changes the working envelope, transport configuration and linkage. Selection must be based on the required reach and depth, carrier stability, attachment mass and the forces expected during the actual operation.
What information is needed to engineer a long-reach boom?
Provide the carrier model, operating weight and counterweight, required horizontal reach and digging depth, attachment type and mass, material density, duty cycle, transport limits and applicable lift or stability requirements.
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