What is Versatile Excavator Quick Coupler for Easy Bucket Changes
Price
Min. Order Reference FOB Price
1 Piece US$2,000.00-4,500.00 / Piece
Sepcifications
- Type Hydraulic
- Material Carbon Steel
- Power Source Diesel
- Weight 5lbs
- After-sales Service Free Spare Parts
- Warranty 18 Months
- Transport Package Wood Box/Pallet
- Specification 1000*480*550mm 230KG
- Trademark ZSB
- Origin Yantai
- Core Components Cylinder Assembly
- Place of Origin Yantai
- Package Wood Box/ Pallet
- Service After-Sale Service
Product Description
excavator quick coupler kone coupler digger quick hitch zsp06 Hydraulic Quick Hitch Coupler Application: It is suitable for quickly installing and switching the front end of the excavator (bucket, soil reliever, crushing hammer, hydraulic shear etc.) on the excavator expanding the use range ...
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