Long-arm excavators used in construction and agriculture

A long arm excavator is a standard long arm excavator model that improves on the premise of a regular excavator. Then choose to increase the length of the boom and/or arm. The standard excavator is a good addition to any office space due to the multi-tasking capability of the equipment. The single boom offers good reach and the right cylinder size to provide faster swing.
If you want to use the excavator for tasks away from the equipment, you will need to have an excavator that includes an extension boom and/or an extended boom.

Standard Dynamic Boom and Extended Boom
Many agricultural customers find it easy to use a tracked excavator with a standard boom and an extension boom with a small trench bucket to clean channels, ditches and ponds. Using an extension boom keeps the excavator out of the river, preventing the river from collapsing under the weight of the excavator itself, or preventing the excavator from falling into the water.
Extra-long front section (extended boom and arm)
Hydraulic excavators have a large digging area. As with the extended arm modification described above, excavators that include this attachment greatly improve efficiency in river maintenance, lake dredging, slope stabilization and material handling. The disadvantage of this extended boom combination is that the bucket is much smaller than the extended boom-only modification.
Long-arm excavators for construction and agriculture
The long boom of these excavators can be sourced from Bonovo as needed directly from its own factory.
Why is the bucket of a long-arm excavator small?
The general rule is that the longer the boom to boom pairing, the lower the bucket. If this rule is not followed, the machine will become unstable, lose excavation power and reduce efficiency. Excavators and their attachments are designed to support the weight of the load in a progressively stable manner. If the load added to the bucket increases suddenly (called shock load), there is a risk of breaking the arm. Long-arm hydraulic excavators are designed for light loads, and increased light loads or digging may damage the machine.
High-lift excavators for demolition
This development has resulted in excavators with exceptionally long arms. Excavators were designed to allow the operator to reach the upper levels of the building being demolished, rather than “coming down” to perform tasks such as excavation. Today, structures can be toppled in a controlled manner, rather than with the dexterity of a wrecking ball. This also means that such long booms can work in extreme or extreme environments, giving them an advantage over other excavators and improving reliability in handling a variety of construction jobs. In fact, extension excavators are leading the demolition industry with their contribution to productivity and safety.
Tall boom excavators can also be used for civil or agricultural work.
Excavator with telescopic boom (arm rolling)
Thanks to the hydraulic rolling system of this model, the arm rapidly contracts and expands (“telescopes”) and it brings high productivity. The rolling mechanism of the rollers on the sliding surface makes adjustment easy and avoids vertical and horizontal vibration of the arm, thus minimizing damage to the arm life.
It is a useful accessory for limited workplaces where mass work is required and the excavator can find more than 3 levels of depth by increasing the arm. In addition, side slope sorting work can be easily accomplished.