Excavator Quick Coupler, Excavator Hitch, Excavator Coupling,excavator Attachment

Specifications

Airman excavator quick coupler,  Airman Excavator hitch, airman excavator attachment
 

can deal with switching from bucket to hammer, bucket to ripper, grapple, hydraulic compactor flexibly.

Double Safety System

A switch in the cab enables you to have the safety pin in its “lock” or “release” position effortlessly. Therefore, you needn’t getting off the cab.

A revolution technology to turn on and off the Safety Pin is not by oil-pressure but rather by using an excavator’s battery-powered electrical system.

The loudspeaker automatically sounds and warns in the cab can be sure the connections, if the electricity gets disconnected, it’s possible to switch to a manual operation.

All in one

1. One Body Design

The coupler structure is designed into processing one-body type rather than welding assembled type, it is said that no welding between Middle and Bottom Plate provides evenly distributed stress points, increasing durability 10 times more than the coupler with welded parts. Completely solve the most worrying welding cracks and damage of body in the large equipment.

2. Versatility

The diversity design can enable one coupler for multiple brand of equipments within the same excavator weight class, meanwhile, the versatility also make sure picking up the widest range of attachments such as buckets, rippers, especially strong in demolition attachments such as hammers, crushers, shears by making the advantage from both free type and fixed type DLK model.

Competitive Price:

As actual manufacturer, we are able to offer a wide variety of QUICK HITCH and spare parts to our customers with own advanced equipment and technology, and we can play a manufacturer’s advantage to provide full support to our royal customers include very competitive prices, after-sale service, delivery time and advertising and so on.

Quick coupler with ripper

 Quick coupler with breaker

Quick coupler with grapple

Quick coupler with compactor