
LBX Co.
LBX Co. LLC, Lexington, Kentucky, has launched the Link-Belt LSG series scrap grapples and LCG series contractor handling grapples, designed for scrap handling, construction and demolition sorting and bulk material handling.
The Link-Belt scrap grapple is a low-maintenance, high-capacity orange-peel grapple designed for high volume scrap yard processing. Available in four models, the LSG features:
- reverse-mounted cylinders that protect rods from damage;
- multiple tine and spade styles for all types of scrap material;
- fully boxed tine construction for strength and durability;
- an overall footprint that easily fits inside trailers;
- a heavy-duty guarding system that completely protects cylinders and internal components yet is easily removed for maintenance;
- identical hardened steel bearings with dust seals at all pivot points to protect against external debris;
- large bore hydraulic cylinders for maximum clamping force;
- high-torque continuous 360-degree rotation; and
- abrasion-resistant steel tips that are easily replaced with a simple perimeter weld.
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The LCG series is available with perforated or heavy-duty ribbed tines that close at a very flat angle to assist in compacting material. LBX says. Maximum crushing force densifies material, while the rotation system is designed to resist back-driving forces. Available in three models, the LCG features:
- a single cylinder with dual drag links to minimize the number of moving parts and simplify the hydraulic system;
- a streamlined tine, frame and linkage design with easy-to-locate grease fittings for simplified maintenance;
- an oversized cylinder design that incorporates rod protection, maximum crushing force to densify material, bolt-on gland cap for durability and easy maintenance; and
- large recessed side covers to provide easy access to internal components while protecting the cover fasteners.
All LSG and LCG tools are covered by a full year or 1,800-hour (whichever occurs first) standard limited warranty that is honored on tools mounted on Link-Belt excavators only.
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