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Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple for Excavator with Replaceable Teeth

Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple for excavators from 3 to 23 tons. Replaceable teeth design for concrete demolition, rock handling, quarry work and construction waste recycling. Request price and specifications.
Product Name: Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple
Type: Grapples​
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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Overview
FAQ

The TianGe Heavy-Duty Mechanical demolition grapple is designed for contractors who regularly handle concrete, rocks, reinforced demolition debris and other hard, irregular materials. Unlike general-purpose mechanical grapples, this model features a reinforced frame, heavy-duty tines and replaceable bucket teeth, providing greater durability in demanding working environments.

Built for excavators from 3 to 23 tons, this excavator mechanical grapple operates through the excavator bucket linkage and requires no auxiliary hydraulic circuits. The simple mechanical design reduces maintenance costs while delivering dependable gripping performance for heavy-duty demolition, rock handling, quarry operations and construction waste recycling.

One of the biggest advantages of this attachment is its replaceable tooth system. Similar to excavator bucket teeth, worn tooth tips can be replaced individually instead of repairing or replacing the complete grapple. This significantly lowers long-term maintenance costs, especially in abrasive working conditions involving concrete, natural stone and reinforced materials.

In North America, this attachment is commonly referred to as a Mechanical Demolition Grapple or Mechanical Rock Grapple. It is widely selected by demolition contractors, recycling companies, quarry operators and construction firms that require a durable mechanical grapple capable of handling oversized, heavy and irregular materials.

Heavy Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple

Specifications

The Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple series is available in five models covering excavators from 3 to 23 tons. Each model is designed to provide sufficient jaw opening and structural strength for demanding demolition and rock handling applications while maintaining reliable gripping performance.

ModelTG-HMG30TG-HMG50TG-HMG70TG-HMG120TG-HMG200
Apply to (Ton)3-44-66-812-1618-23
Opening Width (mm)10501500160019002200
Weight (kg)125200310510970

TG-HMG30 is recommended for compact demolition projects, masonry removal and light concrete handling on 3–4 ton excavators.

TG-HMG50 is suitable for residential demolition, concrete cleanup and handling medium-sized rocks on 4–6 ton machines.

TG-HMG70 offers increased gripping capacity for reinforced concrete, construction debris and recycling applications using 6–8 ton excavators.

TG-HMG120 is designed for professional demolition contractors working on commercial buildings, bridge maintenance and heavy construction waste with 12–16 ton excavators.

TG-HMG200 provides maximum gripping force and durability for quarry operations, oversized rocks, reinforced concrete and demanding demolition work on 18–23 ton excavators.

All models can be customized with different pin dimensions, mounting widths and quick coupler configurations to fit most excavator brands.

Key Features

The TianGe Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple is engineered for demanding applications where ordinary mechanical grapples wear quickly. Its reinforced structure and replaceable tooth design make it an excellent choice for contractors handling abrasive materials every day while keeping maintenance costs under control.

  • Replaceable Bucket Teeth
    Equipped with replaceable bucket teeth similar to excavator buckets. Worn tooth tips can be replaced individually, reducing maintenance costs and extending the service life of the grapple body.

  • Heavy-Duty Reinforced Structure
    Built from high-strength wear-resistant steel with reinforced pivot areas to withstand continuous impact from concrete, rocks and demolition debris.

  • No Auxiliary Hydraulic Circuit Required
    Operates through the excavator bucket linkage without hydraulic cylinders, hoses or additional control valves, making installation simple and reducing ownership costs.

  • Powerful Gripping Force
    The optimized mechanical linkage provides excellent clamping force for irregular materials including broken concrete, natural stone, concrete blocks and large construction debris.

  • Designed for Abrasive Working Conditions
    Ideal for demolition sites, recycling plants, quarry operations and construction projects where attachment durability is critical.

  • Lower Lifetime Maintenance Cost
    The replaceable wear parts help minimize repair downtime and eliminate the need to rebuild the entire grapple after tooth wear.

  • Fits Multiple Excavator Brands
    Available with customized pin dimensions and mounting configurations for most excavator brands and quick coupler systems.

Applications

The Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple is designed for contractors who regularly work with hard, oversized and irregular materials. Compared with a general-purpose mechanical grapple, this model provides greater durability and wear resistance in demanding environments.

Heavy Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple Applications

  • Heavy-duty building demolition and structural dismantling.

  • Handling reinforced concrete, concrete blocks and construction debris.

  • Loading oversized rocks, boulders and quarry materials.

  • Sorting demolition waste before crushing or recycling.

  • Concrete recycling plants and construction waste transfer stations.

  • Bridge renovation, road reconstruction and infrastructure demolition.

  • Industrial demolition projects requiring durable mechanical attachments.

  • Mining support and heavy material handling where replaceable wear parts reduce maintenance costs.

How to Choose the Right Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple

Selecting the correct Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple depends on your excavator size, the hardness of the material being handled and the intensity of your work. Choosing the proper model improves gripping performance, machine stability and attachment service life.

Working ApplicationRecommended ModelExcavator
Small concrete demolition, masonry removalTG-HMG303–4 Ton
Residential demolition and concrete cleanupTG-HMG504–6 Ton
Construction waste recycling and reinforced concreteTG-HMG706–8 Ton
Commercial demolition and bridge maintenanceTG-HMG12012–16 Ton
Quarry operations, oversized rocks and heavy demolitionTG-HMG20018–23 Ton

If your primary work involves logs, brush, roots or everyday material handling, a General Purpose Mechanical Grapple is usually the better option because it offers lower weight and greater versatility.

If your projects regularly involve reinforced concrete, demolition debris, quarry stone or abrasive materials, this Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple with replaceable teeth will provide better durability and lower long-term maintenance costs.

Before requesting a quotation, please provide the following information:

  • Excavator brand and model.

  • Operating weight.

  • Pin diameter, pin centers and arm width.

  • Main application (demolition, rock handling, quarry, recycling, etc.).

  • Whether a quick coupler is installed.

With this information, our engineers can recommend the most suitable model and prepare an accurate quotation.

Why Choose TianGe

Choosing the right demolition grapple is about more than attachment size. TianGe helps customers match the correct model according to working conditions, reducing operating costs while improving productivity on demanding job sites.

  • Models for 3–23 Ton Excavators
    Complete heavy-duty mechanical grapple range covering compact and medium excavators.

  • Replaceable Tooth Design
    Replace worn teeth instead of rebuilding the entire grapple, significantly reducing maintenance expenses.

  • Heavy-Duty Steel Construction
    Engineered for continuous demolition, rock handling and abrasive environments.

  • Custom Mounting Available
    Pin dimensions and mounting sizes can be customized to fit most excavator brands.

  • Quality Inspection Before Delivery
    Every grapple is checked before shipment to ensure proper fit and reliable performance.

  • Fast Technical Support
    Our team provides model selection, installation guidance and after-sales assistance whenever needed.

  • Quick Quotation
    Send your excavator model and application, and we'll recommend the most suitable Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple with competitive pricing.

Whether you are replacing a worn demolition attachment or purchasing a new mechanical rock grapple for concrete recycling or quarry work, TianGe can provide a solution matched to your excavator and application.

The following frequently asked questions cover Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapples for excavators, including pricing, model selection, replaceable teeth, demolition applications, quarry work, maintenance, and purchasing advice. Whether you are looking for a demolition grapple for sale, a mechanical rock grapple, or a durable attachment for concrete demolition, these answers can help you choose the right model.

How much does a Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple cost?+

The price depends on the excavator size, grapple model, steel specification, and optional customization. Larger demolition grapples designed for heavy concrete and quarry work generally cost more because of their reinforced structure and larger opening width.

What is the difference between a General Purpose Mechanical Grapple and a Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple?+

A General Purpose Mechanical Grapple is designed for logs, brush, roots and everyday material handling. A Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple features a reinforced frame and replaceable bucket teeth, making it better suited for reinforced concrete, demolition debris, rocks and other abrasive materials.

Why does this demolition grapple use replaceable bucket teeth?+

Replaceable bucket teeth allow worn tooth tips to be changed individually instead of repairing the complete grapple. This reduces maintenance costs and extends the service life of the attachment, especially in heavy demolition and quarry applications.

Can a mechanical rock grapple handle reinforced concrete?+

Yes. This Heavy-Duty Mechanical Rock Grapple is specifically designed to grip reinforced concrete, broken slabs, concrete blocks and irregular demolition debris securely during loading and cleanup operations.

Is this mechanical demolition grapple suitable for quarry work?+

Yes. It is widely used for moving natural stone, oversized rocks, riprap and quarry materials. The reinforced structure and replaceable teeth provide excellent durability in abrasive environments.

Does a Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple require auxiliary hydraulic lines?+

No. This attachment is completely mechanical and operates through the excavator bucket linkage. It does not require hydraulic cylinders, hoses or auxiliary hydraulic circuits.

Which excavator sizes are available for this demolition grapple?+

TianGe Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapples are available for excavators from 3 to 23 tons, covering compact demolition machines through medium-sized construction excavators.

How often should the replaceable teeth be replaced?+

Tooth replacement depends on the hardness of the materials being handled. Contractors working with reinforced concrete or quarry stone should inspect the teeth regularly and replace worn tips before excessive wear affects gripping performance.

Can this excavator demolition grapple be used with a quick coupler?+

Yes. The mounting dimensions can be supplied to match manual or hydraulic quick couplers, allowing faster attachment changes on the jobsite.

What maintenance is required for a mechanical demolition grapple?+

Routine maintenance includes lubricating pivot points, inspecting pins and bushings, checking structural welds, and replacing worn bucket teeth when necessary. Regular inspections help maintain gripping performance and reduce unexpected downtime.

Is a Heavy-Duty Mechanical Grapple better than a hydraulic demolition grapple?+

It depends on the application. A mechanical demolition grapple offers a simpler structure, lower maintenance costs and no hydraulic components, making it an economical choice for many demolition contractors. Hydraulic grapples provide powered movement for applications requiring greater operating flexibility.

What information is needed before requesting a demolition grapple quotation?+

Please provide your excavator model, operating weight, pin diameter, pin centers, arm width, working application (demolition, quarry, concrete recycling or rock handling), destination country, and whether a quick coupler is installed. This allows us to recommend the correct Heavy-Duty Mechanical Demolition Grapple and prepare an accurate quotation.

Please make sure to include your phone number with the country code (e.g., 86 for China).

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