Deep Excavation: Extended arms are used for digging deep pits, foundations, pipelines, and trenches, making excavation more efficient.
River and Port Maintenance: They're employed for dredging, river channel maintenance, and port upkeep to ensure waterways stay navigable.
Building Demolition: When demolishing skyscrapers or other structures, extended arms provide added height and precision control for safe and efficient demolition.
Mountain Construction: In rugged mountainous or high-altitude construction, extended arms are used for excavation, grading, or road building.
Deep Well Digging: Utilized for well and water source excavation to ensure the availability of water supply systems.
Sediment Removal: Used in lakes, ponds, or reservoirs for sediment and silt removal, restoring capacity and water quality.
Coastal Construction: Employed in the construction of breakwaters, docks, and coastal structures, allowing easy access to work in the water.
Waste Handling: Utilized in landfill and waste disposal facility excavation and compaction.
Mining: Applied in mining operations, extended arms provide additional digging depth.
Earthworks: In earthwork projects, extended arms are used for excavation and backfilling, preparing building foundations.
Sand and Gravel Quarrying: Employed in sand and gravel extraction and quarrying for meeting material demands in construction and engineering projects.
Underwater Projects: In underwater projects like bridge maintenance and underwater structure construction, extended arms provide the required underwater excavation capability.
 These are some common uses and construction scenarios for excavator extended arms, showcasing their versatility in tackling a wide range of challenging engineering task

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Machine Tonnage	Extension Boom (mm)	Extended Arm (mm)	Digging Radius (mm)	Bucket Capacity (Cubic Meter)	Cylinder (T)
20T	8220	7160	14500	0.4	12
30T	10000	8000	17300	0.4	12
40T	12000	10000	21100	0.6	20
45T	13000	11000	22900	0.6	20

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Familiarize with the Equipment: Before use, ensure both you and your operator are familiar with the excavator and the controls for the long reach boom and arm.
Regular Maintenance: Conduct routine checks and maintenance for the excavator and its attachments, including lubrication, fastener tightening, and cleaning to ensure smooth operation.
Avoid Overloading: Steer clear of overloading the excavator, and operate it within its rated capacity to prevent stress and damage.
Smooth Operations: Ensure smooth and controlled operations, especially when using the long reach arm, to reduce mechanical stress.
Maintain Balance: Be mindful that the long reach arm may alter the excavator's balance, so exercise caution during operations to ensure stability.
Watch for Soft Ground: Exercise extra caution when working in soft or sinking ground areas to ensure the ground can support the excavator and long reach arm.
Adhere to Safety Standards: Always follow safety regulations on your construction site, and ensure your operator has received necessary training.
Keep a Clean Work Area: Maintain a tidy workspace to reduce the risk of collapses and accidents.
Emergency Preparedness: Familiarize yourself with emergency procedures and ensure you can take appropriate measures quickly in case of accidents.
Regularly Inspect the Long Reach Arm: Pay particular attention to inspecting and maintaining the long reach arm to ensure its structural integrity and stability. 

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