What is Compact Mini Excavator Hydraulic Pulverizer for Efficient Demolition
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$4,000.00-20,000.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- After-sales Service Free Spare Part
- Warranty 6 Months
- Type Hydraulic
- Application Excavator
- Certification CE, ISO9001: 2000
- Condition New
- Transport Package Wood Box/Pallet
- Specification 2150*780*990mm 1430kg
- Trademark ZSB
- Origin Yantai
- Core Components Cylinder Assembly
- Place of Origin Yantai
- Package Wood Box/ Pallet
- Service After-Sale Service
- Material Q355b
Product Description
mini excavator hydraulic pulverizer mini excavator pulverizer Hydraulic pulverizer is composed with body, hydraulic cylinder, movable jaw and fixed jaw. The external hydraulic system offer hydraulic pressure for the hydraulic cylinder to make the movable jaw and fixed jaw open and close to ...
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