Avant 300 700 Hydraulic Grapple Bucket Compact Loader Dual Cylinder Scrap Debris Attachment

Product Overview

The EALITA Hydraulic Grapple Bucket for Avant 300-700 compact loaders is a heavy-duty, dual-cylinder clamshell attachment engineered for operators who need to grab, lift, carry, and dump large, irregular, or loose material that conventional open buckets simply cannot handle. With a 1300 mm working width and an impressive 790 mm jaw opening range, this compact loader grapple bucket tackles everything from bulky demolition debris and construction waste to brush piles, scrap metal, logs, and mixed rubble — delivering the reach and clamping force needed to clear a site quickly and efficiently in a single attachment.

The twin independent hydraulic cylinders are what set this grapple bucket apart from single-cylinder alternatives. By driving each side of the jaw independently, the dual-cylinder system delivers balanced, even clamping pressure across the full width of the bucket — preventing material from slipping out one side during lifting and ensuring a secure grip on uneven, asymmetric loads that would defeat a single-actuator design. This makes the EALITA grapple bucket the preferred choice for handling scrap, waste, tangled brush, and irregular demolition material where load security and operator confidence are non-negotiable.

Built with a 3 mm main plate and operating at 16 MPa with 60 LPM hydraulic flow, this Avant 300-700 grapple bucket is designed to integrate seamlessly with your existing loader hydraulics without additional valving or modification. Whether you're managing a construction cleanup, clearing overgrown land, handling agricultural waste, sorting scrap at a recycling facility, or moving mixed debris on a demolition site, the EALITA Hydraulic Grapple Bucket gives your Avant compact loader the gripping power and versatility to handle every material-handling challenge with confidence.

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·Grapple Bucket

·2 independent cylinders

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