Dredging Hydraulic Clamshell Grab
Product Description
The OUCO four rope clamshell under water grab is a special type of tool mainly for under water cleaning of mud, clay, sand etc for water channels, generally operated with dredging barges. According to different lifting capacities of the barge crane, different sizes of grab buckets can be designed to meet with operating requirements.
Specification
| No. | Grab | 10 CBM | 16 CBM |
| 1 | SWL | 60t | 80t |
| 2 | Capacity | 10 m3 | 16 m3 |
| 3 | Density | 1.5 t/m3 | 1.5 t/m3 |
| 4 | Pulley falls | 4 | 6 |
| 5 | Diameter of wire rope | 45mm | 45mm |
| 6 | Weight | 45 t | 58 t |
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OUCO Industry, was established in February 1984, covers an area of 48,000 square meters, construction area is 35,000 square meters.
OUCO headquartered in crane hometown of Jiangsu Province where representing most advanced machinery manufacturing level in China.
OUCO has more than 150 employees, 20 are technical staff. Among that has five senior titles, 10 mid-level titles, and a total of 50 welder (who has got CCS, ABS and other main institutions’ certification). It also has professional organization certificated flaw detection staff, the quality system audit staff, and inspection personnel, etc.
OUCO provides high quality handling solutions and access systems for the Crane, port industries and various non-standard structural parts. The company has its own developing, designing, and manufacturing capacity for products of metallurgical complete sets of equipment, marine cranes, truck cranes, boiler desulfurization and denitrification environmental protection products in air pollution control field. Company products are widely used in the metallurgical, ship, port, electricity, petroleum, building materials and chemical industries.
OUCO has subsidiaries in several countries and serves a global client base from strategic points in Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia and Middle East. It has an annual output of 11,000 tons of steel structure production capacity.
