Development of Sorting Grapples and Scrap Shears for Overseas Markets
First written in FY2020. 3 of 4 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2024. Latest entry: FY2026.
1 other company's latest entry also says "Advanced".
- FY2026AdvancedAnnual report
「The ORC-280B replaceable-crushing-tooth pulveriser with a swing function has completed field testing and preparations for sales. The Group also developed the 20-ton class ORC-200B. For the OD series of multipurpose buckets, including sorting grapples, for overseas specifications, the Group added 2 models, the mini-class OD-35R and the 30-ton class OD-300R, and is moving toward the start of sales.」
Preparations for sales of the ORC-280B pulveriser for overseas markets have been completed, the ORC-200B has been developed, and 2 models have been added to the OD series, bringing it to the sales launch stage. - FY2025AdvancedAnnual report
「Regarding replaceable-crushing-tooth pulverisers, which have become standard in overseas markets, the Group redesigned the crushing teeth with wear resistance in mind and developed the ORC-280B with a swing function, which it presented at bauma2025. It also designed the OD series of multipurpose buckets, including sorting grapples, for overseas specifications and is moving toward the start of sales.」
In addition to developing the ORC-280B pulveriser for overseas markets and presenting it at bauma2025, the Group is proceeding with the design of the OD series and moving toward the start of sales. - FY2024AdvancedAnnual report
「Regarding replaceable-crushing-tooth pulverisers, which have become standard in overseas markets, the Group redesigned the crushing teeth with wear resistance in mind and added a swing function to the design. Field testing has already been completed.」
For pulverisers for overseas markets, the Group designed crushing teeth with improved wear resistance and added a swing function, completing field testing. - FY2020First statedAnnual report
「Overseas, sorting grapples are expected to see wider adoption as demolition attachments, so the Group is undertaking new development and plans to develop a 12-ton class model at an early stage. It is also proceeding with the development of a 7-ton class scrap shear.」
The Group is developing a 12-ton class sorting grapple and a 7-ton class scrap shear as demolition attachments for overseas markets.