Hydraulic Cotton Bale Clamp and Round Pipe Grapple Attachment for Loader
The Hydraulic Cotton Bale Clamp and Round Pipe Grapple Attachment Series is specifically engineered to handle non-standard industrial loads, agricultural soft bales, round timber, and industrial piping. Built for integration with 936 to 939 series wheel loaders, this specialized clamp lineup includes high-capacity cotton bale clamps (Model 014), hydraulic pipe and round bar grapples (Models 015A / 015C), and agricultural silage/round bale clamps (Model 017). Driven by dual hydraulic cylinders, these attachments provide secure clamping pressure without crushing soft materials or dropping smooth metal cylinders during transport.
Hydraulic Cotton Bale Clamp and Round Pipe Grapple Attachment for Loader Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Hydraulic Cotton Bale Clamp and Round Pipe Grapple Attachment for Loader Detail Introduction :
| Model Code | Attachment Type / Description | Max. Opening Width (mm) | Closed Diameter (mm) | Compatible Loader Model / Series | Key Applications |
| 014 | Cotton & Textile Bale Clamp | 1600 | 900 | Standard Wheel Loaders | Cotton bales, recycled paper & textile scrap |
| 015A | Pipe & Round Bar Grapple (Small) | 1250 | 75 | Standard Wheel Loaders | Small steel pipes, timber poles & round bars |
| 015A | Pipe & Round Bar Grapple (Medium) | 1650 | 260 | Standard Wheel Loaders | Medium industrial piping & timber logs |
| 015C | Heavy Pipe & Round Log Grapple | 1670 | 440 | 936–2P & Above Loaders | Heavy steel pipes, culverts & log bundles |
| 017 | Silage & Grass Round Bale Clamp | 1200 | 650 | 936 Series Loaders | Wrapped agricultural silage & hay bales |
| 017 | Silage & Grass Round Bale Clamp | 1700 | 760 | 939F Series Loaders | Large hay rolls & farm silage bales |
Cotton & Agricultural Soft Bale Clamp (Model 014): Features an extended arm frame with a 1600 mm maximum opening and a 900 mm closed diameter, designed for non-damaging compression loading of cotton bales, textile scrap, and recycled paper blocks.
Hydraulic Pipe & Round Bar Grapples (Models 015A / 015C): Engineered with curved clamp arms for steel pipes, PVC tubing, and cylindrical posts. Model 015A offers 1250 mm / 1650 mm openings (closed diameters down to 75 mm / 260 mm), while Model 015C provides a wide 1670 mm opening and a 440 mm closed diameter for multi-pipe bundles.
Silage & Grass Round Bale Clamp (Model 017): Tubular frame clamp arms featuring 1200 mm and 1700 mm openings (650 mm / 760 mm closed diameters), tailored for handling plastic-wrapped silage bales and hay rolls on farms without puncturing protective foil.
Precision Pressure Control Valves: Equipped with hydraulic check valves and adjustable pressure regulators to maintain constant gripping force without slippage during loader transit over uneven ground.
High-Strength Steel Alloy Construction: Reinforced pivot pins, wear-resistant steel arm structures, and protected hydraulic hoses ensure long-term operational durability.
Product Applications
Textile & Recycling Facilities: Moving, stacking, and loading dense cotton bales, wool packages, scrap paper, and plastic bundles onto flatbed trucks.
Pipe Manufacturing & Pipeline Construction: Transporting heavy steel oil/gas pipes, concrete culverts, and plastic water pipes around storage yards and trench sites.
Agricultural Farms & Silage Storage: Handling round hay bales, plastic-wrapped silage rolls, and bulk fodder without damaging protective wrapping.
Why Choose Us?
Damage-Free Load Handling: Smooth, contoured arm surfaces and precise pressure retention prevent product crushing or tearing during lifting.
Heavy Hydraulic Clamping Power: High-duty hydraulic cylinders deliver firm holding force even when transporting heavy steel pipes across bumpy terrain.
Factory Direct Customization: Tailored clamp arm dimensions, mounting bracket geometry, and hydraulic fitting options supplied straight from the production line.
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