Boscaro Block grabs

Boscaro Block Grabs

Boscaro Block Grabs are universal mechanical clamps designed for construction sites focused on civil engineering projects and pavement works. These high-quality clamps are engineered to handle packages of various sizes, allowing for the safe and efficient transport of palletized construction materials such as interlocking paving blocks, slabs, curbstones, and other masonry elements.

Equipped with durable and replaceable rubber pads, these block grabs ensure a secure grip on materials. For enhanced performance, optional rubber pads with serrated inserts can be installed. When lifting at height, the use of a safety net is recommended to improve operational security.

One of the standout features of the Boscaro Block Grabs is the fully automatic acquisition and release system. This innovative mechanism allows the grab to securely grasp and release loads without the need for manual intervention, significantly improving efficiency, speed, and workplace safety.

Built for durability and compliance, all Boscaro Block Grabs are manufactured and tested according to UNI EN 13155, UNI EN ISO 12100, UNI EN 13854, ISO 8686, and UNI EN 10204 standards. Each unit comes with a metal ID plate, a certificate of conformity, and a user manual. Additionally, all products are backed by a one-year warranty in compliance with the European Directive.

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Technical Data Sheet

Key Features:

• Universal mechanical clamp for civil engineering and pavement works
• Designed for safe transport of palletized construction materials
• Durable and replaceable rubber pads for secure gripping
• Fully automatic acquisition and release system for efficiency
• Built and tested to comply with industry standards

Specifications:

• Capacity: Up to 1800 kg
• Weight: Ranges from 155 kg to 245 kg
• Multiple size options available for versatile applications
• Optional serrated rubber pads for improved grip
• Safety net recommended for lifting at height

References:

• UNI EN 13155
• UNI EN ISO 12100
• UNI EN 13854