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Excavator Long Reach Piling Boom

Excavator Long Reach Piling Boom

A long reach piling boom and arm assembly engineered for foundation work, pile driving and deep foundation construction. Four models cover 30 to 60 ton excavators with extended boom lengths and dedicated pile hammer mounting interfaces.
Product Name: Piling boom / Long reach piling arm / Foundation boom / Pile driving boom / Excavator piling arm
Type: Booms & Sticks
After-sales Service: Provided
Warranty: 1 Year
Customization: Available
Shipping Cost: Negotiate with us about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
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Product Overview

The TGEC long reach piling boom is a purpose-built boom-and-arm configuration designed for foundation work and pile-driving applications. It provides the extended height and reach required to handle long piles, with a dedicated hammer mount at the arm end for pile driving operations. Four models cover excavators from 30 to 60 tons, offering boom lengths from 11 to 16 meters and the ability to handle piles up to 20 meters long. This assembly is a key part of the TGEC excavator boom and arm assemblies product family, built for foundation contractors, piling specialists, and deep construction firms. If you're trying to decide between boom styles or want to understand long-reach options better, check out our long boom vs long-reach comparison and our excavator boom types guide.

Available Configurations & Models

We offer four models tailored for excavators ranging from 30 to 60 tons. All measurements are approximate and may vary depending on the final configuration and the specific carrier machine.

ParameterTG-LRB30TG-LRB40TG-LRB50TG-LRB60
Excavator Class30–35 t (33–38.5 ton)40–45 t (44–49.5 ton)50–55 t (55–60.5 ton)55–60 t (60.5–66 ton)
Boom Length11000 mm (36.1 ft)13000 mm (42.7 ft)14500 mm (47.6 ft)16000 mm (52.5 ft)
Arm Length8000 mm (26.2 ft)9500 mm (31.2 ft)11000 mm (36.1 ft)12000 mm (39.4 ft)
Max Pile Length12000 mm (39.4 ft)15000 mm (49.2 ft)18000 mm (59.1 ft)20000 mm (65.6 ft)
Max Pile Diameter600 mm (23.6 in)800 mm (31.5 in)1000 mm (39.4 in)1200 mm (47.2 in)
Hammer Weight2000 kg (4409 lb)3000 kg (6614 lb)4000 kg (8818 lb)5000 kg (11023 lb)
Cylinder Rating20 t (22 ton)25 t (27.5 ton)30 t (33 ton)35 t (38.5 ton)

The data above is for general reference. Final specifications will depend on the actual configuration. Boom length, arm length and maximum pile length are separate configuration parameters and should not be interpreted as equivalent working reach dimensions. For precise numbers, reach out to the TianGe technical team.

Series-Wide Technical Highlights

  • Extended boom-and-arm geometry provides the working height and reach required for pile-driving applications involving piles from 12 to 20 meters long, depending on the model.

  • Comes with a dedicated pile hammer mounting interface at the arm end, configured for hydraulic pile hammers in the listed weight range, depending on the model.

  • Fabricated from high-strength steel with reinforced pivot points and heavier plate sections to stand up to the shock loads of pile driving.

  • Mounting brackets are custom-engineered for each excavator make and model, with pin spacing and diameters verified for a precise fit.

  • Supports listed pile diameters from 600 to 1200 mm, depending on the model.

Excavator Compatibility Guidance

TGEC long reach piling booms are offered in four sizes for excavators from 30 to 60 tons. The TG-LRB30 is intended for 30-to-35-ton machines; TG-LRB40 is available for 40-to-45-ton excavators; TG-LRB50 is configured for 50-to-55-ton units; and TG-LRB60 is intended for 55-to-60-ton models. The base excavator needs to have sufficient auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure to run the pile hammer attachment. When ordering, include your excavator make and model, operating weight, pin-to-pin spacing, pin diameter, stick width, auxiliary hydraulic specs, and the pile hammer you plan to use — Our engineering team will review the machine and hammer specifications to confirm the configuration.

Typical Applications

  • Building foundations: Drive concrete, steel, or timber piles for building foundations, basements, and underground structures.

  • Bridge and highway construction: Install piles for bridge abutments, piers, and highway foundation support.

  • Port and marine work: Drive piles for docks, wharves, seawalls, and other waterfront structures.

  • Retaining walls and shoring: Set soldier piles and lagging for retaining walls, excavation support, and slope stabilization.

  • Industrial and power plant foundations: Place heavy-duty piles for industrial facilities, power plants, and major infrastructure projects.

Working Principle

The excavator's hydraulic system operates the boom and arm functions used to position the piling front and pile. The extended boom and arm provide the height and reach needed to lift long piles and set them vertically over the drive point. A hydraulic pile hammer is mounted to the arm end using a dedicated bracket and powered by the excavator's auxiliary hydraulic circuit. The operator uses the boom and arm to position the pile precisely, then activates the hammer to drive the pile into the ground with repeated impact blows. The extended boom and arm provide the working geometry required for longer-pile applications, with maximum pile length specified by model.

Dealer & Bulk Orders

TGEC supplies long reach piling booms directly to foundation contractors, piling firms, equipment dealers, and construction companies through factory-direct and bulk-supply programs. If you need a custom configuration for a specific excavator brand that's popular in your region, we can engineer that. OEM and private-label runs are also available with custom paint, logos, and packaging. Reach out to the TGEC dealer sales team with your company details, target excavator models, and estimated annual volume to set up a wholesale account.

Request a Quote — Excavator Long Reach Piling Boom

Send over your excavator make and model, operating weight, pin-to-pin spacing, pin diameter, stick width, auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, preferred model (TG-LRB30 through TG-LRB60), the pile hammer model and weight you'll be using, maximum pile length and diameter, primary application, and the number of units you need. Our team will confirm the right setup, verify mounting fit, specify the appropriate hammer bracket, and provide a factory-direct quote with lead times and shipping details.

Dealers and OEMs: contact TGEC to discuss volume pricing, custom configurations, private-label options, and long-term sourcing arrangements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an excavator long reach piling boom used for?+

An excavator long reach piling boom is an extended boom and arm configuration designed for foundation work, pile driving and deep foundation construction. It provides the reach and height needed to lift and drive long piles vertically into the ground, with a dedicated pile hammer mounting system at the arm end. Common applications include building foundation piling, bridge and highway construction, port and marine work, retaining wall installation, and industrial and power plant foundations. The extended boom allows handling of piles from 12 to 20 meters in length, depending on the model.

What piling applications require a long reach boom?+

Long reach piling booms are commonly used for foundation work involving long piles that exceed the reach of a standard excavator boom. This includes driving concrete, steel or timber piles for building foundations and basements, bridge abutments and piers, port and marine structures such as docks and seawalls, retaining walls and excavation shoring, and industrial facility foundations. The specific pile length required for the project determines which model is needed, with maximum pile lengths ranging from 12 meters on the TG-LRB30 to 20 meters on the TG-LRB60. Projects involving shorter piles may be completed with a standard boom and pile driver attachment.

How is a piling boom matched to an excavator?+

A piling boom is matched to an excavator based on the machine operating weight, hydraulic capacity and pin dimensions. Each model is designed for a specific excavator class, from 30 tons for the TG-LRB30 to 60 tons for the TG-LRB60. The excavator must have sufficient auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure to power the pile hammer attachment, with hammer weights from 2000 to 5000 kg depending on the model. The excavator lift capacity at the required height must also be sufficient to handle the pile and hammer weight. Provide the excavator make and model, operating weight, pin dimensions, auxiliary hydraulic specifications and intended pile hammer for proper matching.

What excavator information is needed for configuration?+

To configure a long reach piling boom, provide the excavator make and model, operating weight, pin-to-pin spacing at the boom foot and arm connection, pin diameter, stick width, auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, and the intended pile hammer specifications (model, weight, hydraulic requirements). Also specify the maximum pile length and diameter required for the application. This information allows the engineering team to verify the mounting bracket geometry, confirm the correct model size, specify the required hammer bracket, and ensure the hydraulic system can power the pile hammer. If the excavator uses a quick coupler, provide the coupler brand and model as well.

Can the piling boom be customized for different machines?+

Yes. TGEC engineers custom long reach piling booms for specific excavator makes and models, including major excavator brands, subject to machine and mounting-data verification. Custom modifications may include alternative boom or arm lengths, modified pile hammer mounting brackets, reinforced sections for heavy-duty applications, or specialized configurations for specific pile types. Custom paint colors, branding and packaging are available through the OEM program. Provide the excavator details and application requirements, and our engineering team will produce custom fabrication drawings for approval before production begins.

What working attachments can be used with a piling front?+

The primary attachment for a piling front is a hydraulic pile hammer, mounted to the arm end using a dedicated bracket. Pile hammers are available in various weights from 2000 to 5000 kg, depending on the model, and use hydraulic impact to drive piles into the ground. The attachment must be compatible with the excavator auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, and the arm end mounting bracket must match the attachment interface. Consult the TGEC engineering team for specific attachment compatibility for each model.

What job-site conditions should be considered when specifying a piling boom?+

When specifying a piling boom, consider the maximum pile length and diameter required, the ground conditions and soil type (which affects pile driving resistance), the available working space around the pile location, ground stability and bearing capacity for the excavator, overhead obstructions or power lines, and proximity to adjacent structures or utilities. Piling operation requires stable ground conditions and sufficient space for the excavator to position and swing safely. Also consider noise and vibration restrictions in urban or residential areas, which may require specialized pile driving methods. Verify local regulations regarding piling operations, noise limits and permits before starting work.

Can TianGe provide OEM piling boom assemblies?+

Yes. TianGe offers OEM and private-label production for excavator long reach piling booms and foundation equipment, with custom paint colors, logo placement, packaging and documentation. Flexible minimum order quantities and competitive volume pricing are available for foundation contractors, equipment dealers and attachment distributors. All OEM units meet the same quality standards as TGEC-branded products, with private-label replacement parts and components available for after-sales support. Custom mounting brackets and pile hammer interfaces can be configured for the excavator brands and attachments common in your target market. Contact the sales team with your company details, target market and estimated volume for a customized OEM proposal.

What information should dealers provide for a piling boom quotation?+

Dealers should provide the target excavator makes and models common in their market, the typical operating weight range, available pin dimensions for each machine model, the primary piling applications their customers work on, the typical pile lengths and diameters required, the common pile hammer models used, and the expected order volume. Confirm whether customers require pin-on or quick-coupler mounting configurations. Specify any custom branding, paint color or packaging requirements. Dealers should also understand the transport dimensions, weight and shipping arrangements for each model size. Contact the TGEC dealer sales team with this information to set up a wholesale account and receive volume pricing.

How is a piling boom different from a standard excavator boom?+

A piling boom differs from a standard excavator boom in several key ways. The boom and arm are significantly longer, with boom lengths from 11 to 16 meters, providing the height needed to drive long piles. The arm end is configured with a dedicated pile hammer mounting bracket rather than a standard bucket linkage. The boom and arm use reinforced structural sections designed for piling applications, with reinforced pivot points to withstand the impact loads generated during pile driving. The overall geometry is optimized for vertical pile placement rather than general digging. The piling boom is a dedicated configuration for foundation work and is not intended for general-purpose excavation.

What should contractors confirm before ordering a piling boom?+

Contractors should confirm the maximum pile length and diameter required for their typical projects, the excavator make and model the boom will mount to, the available auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure for powering the pile hammer, the ground conditions and working space at typical job sites, and the transport requirements for moving the assembly between sites. Also verify that the excavator has sufficient lift capacity and stability to handle the extended boom, pile hammer and pile weight at the required height. Consider whether the machine will be dedicated to piling work or needs to switch back to standard configuration, as piling booms are typically dedicated assemblies. Confirm local regulations regarding piling operations and transport permits.

How can I request a quotation for a long reach piling boom?+

To request a quotation, provide the excavator make and model, operating weight, pin-to-pin spacing, pin diameter, stick width, auxiliary hydraulic flow and pressure, preferred model (TG-LRB30 through TG-LRB60), intended pile hammer model and weight, maximum pile length and diameter, primary application, mounting or coupler type, and the quantity required. If you are unsure which model fits your excavator, include the machine details and project pile requirements, and our technical team can recommend the optimal configuration. Dealers and OEM customers should include company details, target market and estimated volume for a customized supply proposal. Contact us through the website inquiry form or email the sales team directly.
Please make sure to include your phone number with the country code (e.g., 86 for China, 1 for USA).