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Astsäge Jansen AS-600, Astschere, Traktor, Frontlader, 1750 mm Breite

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Astsäge Jansen AS-600, Astschere, Traktor, Frontlader, 1750 mm BreiteMit der Astsge Jansen AS 600 durchtrennst du in Sekunden problemlos ste von bis zu 200 mm Strke. Gerade im landwirtschaftlichen Bereich zeichnet sich die Astsge AS 600 durch einen ruhigen Lauf und ein sehr sauberes Schnittbild aus und ist somit hervorragend fr das Beschneiden von Bumen geeignet. Auch Hecken und Strucher lassen sich mit dieser Sge bearbeiten. Verbaut sind 3 speziell gehrtete Sgebltter (mit je 80 Zhnen) mit je einem Durchmesser von 600

Mit der Astsäge Jansen AS-600 durchtrennst du in Sekunden problemlos Äste von bis zu 200 mm Stärke. Gerade im landwirtschaftlichen Bereich zeichnet sich die Astsäge AS-600 durch einen ruhigen Lauf und ein sehr sauberes Schnittbild aus und ist somit hervorragend für das Beschneiden von Bäumen geeignet. Auch Hecken und Sträucher lassen sich mit dieser Säge bearbeiten.

Verbaut sind 3 speziell gehärtete Sägeblätter (mit je 80 Zähnen) mit je einem Durchmesser von 600 mm und einem Gewicht von ca. 14 kg. Die Säge hat eine effektive Arbeitsbreite von ca. 1750 mm.


Produktinformation

  • Montiert am Radlader, Teleskoplader oder am Schlepperfrontlader wird die Astsäge hydraulisch und über Keilriemen angetrieben. Der Ausleger lässt sich ca. 1000 mm zur Seite ausschieben.
  • Die Reichweite von Mitte Frontladeraufnahme bis zu den Sägeblättern beträgt ca. 1,55 m.
  • Das seitlich montierte Kontergewicht (ca. 265 kg) belastet die Schwinge des Trägerfahrzeuges auch in voll ausgefahrenem Zustand der Säge nur minimal.
  • Durch die hydraulische Neigevorrichtung erreichst du auch schwer zugängliche Stellen.
  • Im Lieferumfang enthalten sind neben der Astsäge auch 2 Lagerböcke sowie die benötigten Hydraulikschläuche. Erforderliche Hydraulikanschlüsse am Trägerfahrzeug: 3x doppelwirkend. Je nach Gegebenheit und Anforderung empfehlen wir eine Betriebsgeschwindigkeit von ca. 2 bis 13 km/h.
  • Lieferumfang: Lagerböcke, Sägeblattschutz und Hydraulikschlauchsatz (6 Stck. á 9m)


Technische Daten

Aufnahme: Euro-Frontladeraufnahme
Sägeblätter: 3 Stck.
Antrieb Sägeblätter: Keilriemen
Sägeblattdurchmesser: 600 mm
Sägeblattstärke: 5mm
Sägezähne: 80 Stck. pro Sägeblatt
Effektive Schnittbreite: 1.750 mm
Aststärke (max.): 200 mm
Seitlicher Ausschub: 1000 mm
Betriebsgeschwindigkeit: 2 -13 km/h
Hydraulikanschlüsse: 3x doppelwirkend
Hydraulikschläuche: 6 Stck. á 9m
Öldruck: 160-210 bar
Hydraulik-Flussmenge: min. 45 l/min
Gewicht: ca. 790 kg

 

Bemerkung: Das Gerät wird gut verpackt und zerlegt in einem Holzverschlag geliefert. Für die Endmontage sollte von Ihnen ca. 2-3 Stunden eingeplant werden. Dem Lieferumfang liegt eine deutsche Bedienungsanleitung bei. Der Zusammenbau ist relativ einfach und kann auch von Laien vorgenommen werden. Falls dennoch Hilfestellung benötigt wird, stehen wir gerne zur Verfügung.

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