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HAWK Long Reach Arm System
The HAWK Long Reach Arms for excavators are heavy-duty arms that can transform any normal excavator to super-reach excavators. These excavator long reach arms are designed to boost a standard excavator’s reach by at least 50% adding additional digging depth to the excavators. These specialized excavator long arms enable any normal excavators to access those locations that are usually inaccessible by other normal excavators. Thus, HAWK Long Reach Arms also help greatly in reducing operational cost and time.
Whether for deep foundation excavation, industrial demolition, deeper or more precise digging, or large digging projects, HAWK excavator long reach arms promise seamless and unmatched services. These long reach arms for excavators are also comprehensive tools for barge unloading, tank cleaning, or any job that cannot be accomplished by other standard boom/stick assemblies.
Quality Assurance
HAWK’s production facility is ISO 9001, certified in 2011, meaning we ensure consistency in quality manufacturing and on-time delivery of long reach arms for excavators. HAWK is also a CE certified manufacturer of excavator long reach arms. Each product unit of our long reach arms bears the ‘CE’ logo. While manufacturing the units of long reach arms for excavators, HAWK stays compliant in maintaining high quality to ensure that the customers receive the highest quality and standard product they are looking for.
All Products
Model | Excavator Weight | Length | Boom Length | Stick Length | Bucket Capacity | Download Brochure |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LRA726 | 7-8 Ton | 26’3″ (8 m) | 16′ (4.8 m) | 9’3″ (2.8 m) | 0.39 yd³ (0.3 m³) |  |
| LRA1036 | 10-13 Ton | 36′ (11 m) | 21’4″ (6.5 m) | 14’4″ (4.4 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) | |
| LRA1041 | 10-13 Ton | 41′ (12.5 m) | 23’6″ (7.2 m) | 16’9″ (5.1 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) | |
| LRA1436 | 14-16 Ton | 36’1″ (11 m) | 21’6″ (6.5 m) | 13’9″ (4.1 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) | |
| LRA1444 | 14-16 Ton | 44’4″ (13.5 m) | 23’6″ (7.2 m) | 16’6″ (5 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) | |
| LRA1844 | 18-22 Ton | 44’5″ (13.5 m) | 25’6″ (7.8 m) | 17’7″ (5.4 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) | |
| LRA1849 | 18-22 Ton | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.7 m) | 20’6″ (6.3 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) | |
| LRA1854 | 18-22 Ton | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) | |
| LRA2349 | 23-26 Ton | 49’3″ (15m) | 28’5″ (8.7 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) | |
| LRA2357 | 23-26 Ton | 57’5″ (17.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) | |
| LRA2360 | 23-26 Ton | 60’8″ (18.5 m) | 33’12” (10.4 m) | 26’1″ (8 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) | |
| LRA2754 | 27-32 Ton | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’9″ (9.4 m) | 21’10” (6.7 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) | |
| LRA2762 | 27-32 Ton | 62’4″ (19 m) | 33’12” (10.4 m) | 25’1″ (7.7 m) | 0.79 yd³ (0.6 m³) | |
| LRA3365 | 33-36 Ton | 65’7″ (20 m) | 37’3″ (11.3 m) | 27’9″ (8.5 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) | |
| LRA3368 | 33-36 Ton | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’10” (11.8 m) | 29’4″ (9 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) | |
| LRA3868 | 38-45 Ton | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’11” (11.9 m) | 28’11” (8.8 m) | 1.31 yd³ (1 m³) | |
| LRA3872 | 38-45 Ton | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’9″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.3 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) | |
| LRA4672 | 46-50 Ton | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’4″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.3 m) | 1.18 yd³ (0.9 m³) | |
| LRA6075 | 60-65 Ton | 75’6″ (23 m) | 42’6″ (12.9 m) | 32’9″ (10 m) | 1.60 yd³ (1.2 m³) | |
| LRA7078 | 70-75 Ton | 78’9″ (24 m) | 45′ (13.7 m) | 33’9″ (10.3 m) | 1.70 yd³ (1.3 m³) | |
| LRA8082 | 80-90 Ton | 82′ (25 m) | 47’3″ (14.4 m) | 35’1″ (10.7 m) | 1.83 yd³ (1.4 m³) | |
| LRA10088 | 100-110 Ton | 88′ 7″ (27 m) | 50’11” (15.5 m) | 37’10” (11.5 m) | 2.09 yd³ (1.6 m³) | |
| LRA10091 | 100-110 Ton | 91′ 10″ (28 m) | 52’10” (16.1 m) | 38’4″ (11.7 m) | 1.83 yd³ (1.4 m³) | |
| LRA12091 | 120-130 Ton | 91′ 10″ (28 m) | 52’7″ (16 m) | 39’11” (12.2 m) | 2.09 yd³ (1.6 m³) | |
| LRA12095 | 120-130 Ton | 95′ 2″ (29 m) | 54’10” (16.7 m) | 39’10” (12.2 m) | 1.83 yd³ (1.4 m³) | |
By Excavator Model
Excavator | Model | Length | Boom Length | Stick Length | Bucket Capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Case CX210 | CASECX210-LRA2349 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| Case CX210 | CASECX210-LRA2357 | 57’5″ (17.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| Case CX210 | CASECX210-LRA2360 | 60’8″ (18.5 m) | 33’12” (10.3 m) | 26’1″ (7.9 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| Caterpillar 320 | CAT320-LRA1844 | 44’5″ (13.5 m) | 25’6″ (7.7 m) | 17’7″ (5.3 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| Caterpillar 320 | CAT320-LRA1849 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| Caterpillar 320 | CAT320-LRA1854 | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) |
| Caterpillar 325 | CAT325-LRA2349 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| Caterpillar 325 | CAT325-LRA2357 | 57’5″ (17.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| Caterpillar 325 | CAT325-LRA2360 | 60’8″ (18.5 m) | 33’12” (10.3 m) | 26’1″ (7.9 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| Caterpillar 336 | CAT336-LRA3365 | 65’7″ (20 m) | 37’3″ (11.3 m) | 27’9″ (8.4 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) |
| Caterpillar 336 | CAT336-LRA3368 | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’10” (11.8 m) | 29’4″ (8.9 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| Caterpillar 349 | CAT349-LRA4672 | 72’2″ (22.m) | 40’4″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.2 m) | 1.18 yd³ (0.9 m³) |
| Hitachi EX120 | HITEX120-LRA836 | 36′ (11 m) | 21’4″ (6.4 m) | 14’4″ (4.3 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| Hitachi EX120 | HITEX120-LRA841 | 41’0″ (12.5 m) | 23’6″ (7.1 m) | 16’9″ (5.1 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) |
| John Deere 200G | JD200G-LRA1844 | 44’5″ (13.5 m) | 25’6″ (7.7 m) | 17’7″ (5.3 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| John Deere 200G | JD200G-LRA1849 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| John Deere 200G | JD200G-LRA1854 | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) |
| John Deere 210G | JD210G-LRA1844 | 44’5″ (13.5 m) | 25’6″ (7.7 m) | 17’7″ (5.3 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| John Deere 210G | JD210G-LRA1849 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| John Deere 210G | JD210G-LRA1854 | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| John Deere 245G | JD245G-LRA2349 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| John Deere 245G | JD245G-LRA2357 | 57’5″ (17.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| John Deere 245G | JD245G-LRA2360 | 60’8″ (18.5 m) | 33’12” (10.3 m) | 26’1″ (7.9 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| John Deere 350G | JD350G-LRA3365 | 65’7″ (20 m) | 37’3″ (11.3 m) | 27’9″ (8.4 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) |
| John Deere 350G | JD350G-LRA3368 | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’10” (11.8 m) | 29’4″ (8.9 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| John Deere 470G | JD470G-LRA4672 | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’4″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.2 m) | 1.18 yd³ (0.9 m³) |
| Komatsu PC210 | KOMPC210-LRA1844 | 44’5″ (13.5 m) | 25’6″ (7.7 m) | 17’7″ (5.3 m) | 0.78 yd³ (0.6 m³) |
| Komatsu PC210 | KOMPC210-LRA1849 | 49’3″ (15 m) | 28’5″ (8.6 m) | 20’6″ (6.2 m) | 0.65 yd³ (0.5 m³) |
| Komatsu PC210 | KOMPC210-LRA1854 | 54’2″ (16.5 m) | 30’6″ (9.3 m) | 22’8″ (6.9 m) | 0.52 yd³ (0.4 m³) |
| Komatsu PC360 | KOMPC360-LRA3365 | 65’7″ (20 m) | 37’3″ (11.3 m) | 27’9″ (8.4 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) |
| Komatsu PC360 | KOMPC360-LRA3368 | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’10” (11.8 m) | 29’4″ (8.9 m) | 0.92 yd³ (0.7 m³) |
| Komatsu PC400 | KOMPC400-LRA3868 | 68’11” (21 m) | 38’11” (11.8 m) | 28’11” (8.8 m) | 1.31 yd³ (1 m³) |
| Komatsu PC400 | KOMPC400-LRA3872 | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’9″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.2 m) | 1.05 yd³ (0.8 m³) |
| Komatsu PC490 | KOMPC490-LRA4672 | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’4″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.2 m) | 1.18 yd³ (0.9 m³) |
| Volvo EC480 | VOLVOEC480-LRA4672 | 72’2″ (22 m) | 40’4″ (12.3 m) | 30’5″ (9.2 m) | 1.18 yd³ (0.9 m³) |
| Volvo EC950 | VOLVOEC950-LRA8082 | 82′ (25 m) | 47’3″ (14.4 m) | 35’1″ (10.6 m) | 1.83 yd³ (1.4 m³) |
Each Long Reach Arm Kit Includes
- Boom x1 unit
- Stick x1 unit
- High-quality hydraulic bucket cylinder x1 unit
- Hydraulic tubing with clamp x1 set
- Hydraulic pressure hose x1 set
- Bucket linkage c/w 2 pins x1 set
- Bucket pin x2 pcs
- Arm cylinder pin x1 pcs
- Yoke pin x1 pcs
- EM bushings
- CE bucket c/w teeth x1 unit
- Seal kit, hydraulic bucket cylinder x1 set
Features of HAWK Long Reach Arms
Extended Boom and Arm
Robust Construction
HAWK Long Reach Arms feature sturdy, reinforced components and high-quality materials to withstand heavy-duty excavation tasks ensuring robust operations.
Precise Control
They typically come with advanced hydraulic systems and proportional joysticks, allowing operators to hold better controls while digging, grading, and material handling.
Analysis and Simulation
Quality and durability is always our top priority. Every assembly of our excavator long reach arms undergoes rigorous Simulation Stress and Strength Analysis tests to ensure best quality and extreme durability. All these tests are conducted under the strict vigilance of trained engineers and latest applications & CAD software.
NDT Test
HAWK Long Reach Arms for excavators are built to deliver power-packed performance. Thanks to our superior quality welding techniques that offer super strength and extreme durability to our long reach arms for excavators. Thorough NDT Tests are conducted on each welded assembly to ensure our excavator arms meet or exceed the quality standards.
Optional Accessories:
Pre-Plumbed Hydraulic Lines and Hose Brackets
- Pre-plumbed plug-n-play hydraulic and discharge hose lines saves time and gets the project started sooner. Attach tool and get to work.
- 3 person/8hr day doing setup equals 24 hours of labor time that can be avoided by using HAWK long arm kits that are ready on arrival. (Hydraulics & Hose Brackets Pre-Installed)
- Supports both hydraulic dredge pump attachments and standard mechanical dredging. *Pump not included.
Hydraulic Hose Connections
Every long reach assembly comes with pre-installed hose connections that are highly flexible offering the hoses durability and super strength. Our superior quality hoses account for better flow of hydraulic fluids and a conduit to keep the entire assembly moving seamlessly.
Slurry Discharge Hose Brackets
The long reach arm assembly also has strong-built optional slurry discharge hose brackets designed to maximize the overall flow and throughput. Their design and build makes them highly resistant to any abrasive materials and extend their lifetime with great uptime.
Benefits of HAWK Long Reach Arms
Extended Reach
HAWK long reach arms convert any normal excavator into a superior machine by extending their overall reach. With these arms, excavators can reach areas that are difficult to reach. This comes beneficial while dredging across rivers or canals, deep digging, and high elevation demolition.
Deep Digging
These long reach arms provide increased digging depth, allowing for efficient excavation of deep foundations, trenches, or underground utilities. They eliminate the need for frequent repositioning of the excavator, saving time and increasing productivity on the job site.
Versatility
HAWK Long Reach Arms are compatible with a range of attachments. This makes these arms versatile for a wide range of applications. Also, operators can switch between these attachments to execute a number of operations without any additional equipment.
Extreme Precision
The long reach arms allow operators to carry out operations with high accuracy. This feature makes any normal excavator an extremely precise machine while excavating or dredging across areas that are almost hidden or hard to access.
Environment Friendly
Unlike other excavator attachments, HAWK long reach arms don’t create much disturbances while in action. Employing any excavator with these long reach arms ensures lesser impact on the ecosystem and wildlife habitats.
All HAWK Long Reach Arms and booms are easy to install with your excavator to assist with a wide range of excavation, construction, and marine dredging projects.
Features of HAWK Long Reach Arms
The extended boom and arm length allows operators to access distant areas and excavate deep trenches or foundations without the need for frequent repositioning.
HAWK Long Reach Arms feature sturdy, reinforced components and high-quality materials to withstand heavy-duty excavation tasks ensuring robust operations.
They typically come with advanced hydraulic systems and proportional joysticks, allowing operators to hold better controls while digging, grading, and material handling.
Pre-Plumbed Hydraulic Lines and Hose Brackets Optional
- Pre-plumbed plug-n-play hydraulic and discharge hose lines saves time and gets the project started sooner. Attach tool and get to work.
- 3 person/8hr day doing setup equals 24 hours of labor time that can be avoided by using HAWK long arm kits that are ready on arrival. (Hydraulics & Hose Brackets Pre-Installed)
- Supports both hydraulic dredge pump attachments and standard mechanical dredging. *Pump not included.
Every long reach assembly comes with pre-installed hose connections that are highly flexible offering the hoses durability and super strength. Our superior quality hoses account for better flow of hydraulic fluids and a conduit to keep the entire assembly moving seamlessly.
The long reach arm assembly also has strong-built optional slurry discharge hose brackets designed to maximize the overall flow and throughput. Their design and build makes them highly resistant to any abrasive materials and extend their lifetime with great uptime.
Benefits of HAWK Long Reach Arms
HAWK long reach arms convert any normal excavator into a superior machine by extending their overall reach. With these arms, excavators can reach areas that are difficult to reach. This comes beneficial while dredging across rivers or canals, deep digging, and high elevation demolition.
These long reach arms provide increased digging depth, allowing for efficient excavation of deep foundations, trenches, or underground utilities. They eliminate the need for frequent repositioning of the excavator, saving time and increasing productivity on the job site.
HAWK Long Reach Arms are compatible with a range of attachments. This makes these arms versatile for a wide range of applications. Also, operators can switch between these attachments to execute a number of operations without any additional equipment.
The long reach arms allow operators to carry out operations with high accuracy. This feature makes any normal excavator an extremely precise machine while excavating or dredging across areas that are almost hidden or hard to access.
Unlike other excavator attachments, HAWK long reach arms don’t create much disturbances while in action. Employing any excavator with these long reach arms ensures lesser impact on the ecosystem and wildlife habitats.
All HAWK Long Reach Arms and booms are easy to install with your excavator to assist with a wide range of excavation, construction, and marine dredging projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are long-reach excavators, and what are they used for?
Long-reach excavators, also known as long boom or long-arm excavators, are specialized excavators equipped with extended-reach attachments. These attachments feature elongated booms and arms, allowing the excavator to reach greater depths or heights than standard excavators. Long-reach excavators are commonly used for tasks such as dredging, deep excavation, slope work, and reaching over obstacles like buildings or rivers.
What are the benefits of using a long-reach excavator?
The primary benefit of using a long-reach excavator is its extended reach, enabling operators to access areas that are otherwise challenging to reach with standard excavators. Long-reach excavators are particularly useful for projects that require working in deep trenches, reaching across obstacles, or excavating below ground level. Additionally, long-reach excavators can increase productivity by reducing the need for manual labor and minimizing the time required to complete tasks.
How do I choose the right long-reach excavator for my project?
Choosing the right long-reach excavator depends on factors such as the depth or height of the excavation, the reach required, and the specific conditions of the work site. For general excavation tasks, a standard long-reach excavator may suffice. At the same time, specialized configurations may be needed for projects such as dredging or reaching over obstacles. Our team of experts can assess your project requirements and recommend the most suitable long-reach excavator configuration to meet your needs and maximize efficiency.
What types of attachments are available for long-reach excavators?
Long-reach excavators can be equipped with various attachments to suit different applications. Common attachments include buckets, hydraulic breakers, grapples, thumbs, and augers. These attachments are designed to enhance the versatility and functionality of the long-reach excavator, allowing operators to perform a wide range of tasks with precision and efficiency.
Can long-reach excavators be rented or purchased?
Long-reach excavators can be rented or purchased depending on the duration and frequency of use and budget considerations. Renting a long-reach excavator is a cost-effective option for short-term projects or occasional use, while purchasing may be more economical for long-term or frequent use. Our team can provide guidance on the best option for your specific requirements and help you select the right long-reach excavator for your project.
What maintenance is required for long-reach excavators and attachments?
Regular maintenance is essential for keeping long-reach excavators and attachments in optimal condition for efficient operation. Inspect the equipment before each use for signs of wear, damage, or hydraulic leaks, and address any issues promptly to prevent further damage or safety hazards. Lubricate grease fittings, hydraulic hoses, and pivot points according to the manufacturer’s recommendations. Proper storage in a clean, dry environment when not in use can also help prevent corrosion and deterioration.