Core features

Driven by the hydraulic system of the excavator/loader, it provides high torque and large load capacity to adapt to heavy-duty operations. No additional power supply is required, and it is directly integrated into the hydraulic circuit of the main machine.

Usually ±45°~±90° pitch angles can achieve precise tilting of buckets, clamps and other accessories.

360° continuous rotation (some models support two-way unlimited rotation), and the direction of the tool can be adjusted without moving the body.

Compatible with a variety of accessories (such as buckets, hydraulic pliers, breakers, wood grabbers, etc.), and switching in seconds through quick-change connectors (Quick Coupler).

Reduce downtime and improve multi-tasking efficiency.

Adopt high-strength steel and sealed bearings to adapt to harsh working conditions (such as mines and ruins cleaning).

Dust-proof and waterproof design to extend service life.

Intelligent control (optional) Some high-end models support sensor feedback or remote control operation to achieve precise angle control. Can be integrated into the intelligent control system of construction machinery (such as 3D modeling, automatic leveling).

Precise positioning

By tilting and rotating the attachment angle, you can complete excavation, leveling or grabbing operations in complex terrain.

Reduce body movement

Only by adjusting the wrist attachment can you cover a larger operating range, reducing fuel consumption and body wear.

Multi-functional adaptation

One machine can do multiple things, and you can achieve multiple tasks such as excavation, crushing, clamping, and cleaning by replacing the attachment.

Improve safety

When working in narrow or dangerous areas (such as cliffs and deep pits), it reduces the need for large movements of the robot arm.

Typical use scenarios

Earthwork and excavation operations

Tilt function: Precisely trim slopes and ditch bottoms.

Rotation function: Lateral excavation or backfilling to avoid frequent adjustments to the body position.

Demolition

With hydraulic pliers or breaker, 360° rotation can crush concrete walls to improve demolition efficiency.

Tilt to adjust the crushing angle to avoid steel bar jamming.

Material handling and forestry

Align the stacking direction by rotating when grabbing wood and stone.

Tilt the clamp to adapt to irregularly shaped materials (such as rocks and scrap steel). Municipal and cleaning operations

Rotary sweepers clean road edges, and tilt buckets load and unload garbage.

Flexible operation in narrow spaces (such as basements).

Mining and heavy-duty scenarios

High torque rotation to load ore, tilt function to prevent material spillage.