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Aardwolf Slab Bundle Handler - SBH01

Aardwolf Slab Bundle Handler - SBH01

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Aardwolf Slab Bundle Handler - SBH01

As a crate extraction unit, the Slab Bundle Handler is a crane attachment used for lifting crated slabs of marble and granite from closed top containers. Designed to lift stone slab bundles securely and to increase efficiency and worker safety with improved load handling. With the addition of a Slab Bundle Handler, your existing crane can be used to perform many of the functions generally associated with a forklift truck. It is used most efficiently on gantry cranes with a 3-ton capacity or greater. The Slab Bundle Handler can also be used on mobile cranes.

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  • Purpose-built for safe bundle handling – The SBH01 is widely regarded as a specialized tool for lifting, moving, and securing bundled stone slabs, improving safety in high-volume fabrication environments.
  • High load capacity for industrial use – Experts highlight its ability to handle heavy slab bundles efficiently, making it suitable for granite, marble, and engineered stone yards.
  • Secure clamping system for stability – The design ensures firm, even pressure distribution across bundled materials, reducing the risk of slippage or slab damage during transport.
  • Crane-ready lifting design – Equipped for overhead crane operation, it streamlines loading and unloading processes in busy workshops and shipping areas.
  • Improves workplace safety standards – Industry users value its role in reducing manual handling risks and improving controlled lifting of irregular stone stacks.
  • Durable steel construction – Built with a reinforced frame for long-term performance under repeated heavy-duty use in demanding environments.
  • Boosts operational efficiency – By enabling faster bundle movement, it helps fabricators reduce handling time and increase daily throughput.
                   
Q&A    

Q1: What is the Aardwolf SBH01 used for?
A: It is a crane attachment designed to lift and extract bundled crates of marble and granite slabs from shipping containers safely and efficiently.

Q2: What is the load capacity?
A: It has a working load limit of 3,000 kg (3-ton capacity), suitable for heavy stone bundle handling.

Q3: What equipment is it compatible with?
A: It is typically used with gantry cranes (3-ton+ capacity) and can also be used with mobile cranes.

Q4: What is its main advantage?
A: It improves efficiency and safety by allowing cranes to perform lifting tasks normally handled by forklifts in container unloading operations.

Q5: What type of material does it handle?
A: It is designed for crated stone bundles, especially granite and marble slabs.

Q6: What is the unit weight?
A: The SBH01 has a net weight of around 2,000 kg, reflecting its heavy-duty industrial construction.

Q7: Where is it most efficiently used?
A: It is most effective in container unloading yards, stone workshops, and slab distribution facilities using overhead cranes.

               
Maintenance Tips    
  • Clean after each use: Remove stone dust, dirt, and debris from the frame, lifting points, and contact surfaces to prevent wear and corrosion.
  • Inspect lifting components: Check hooks, attachment points, and load-bearing parts for cracks, deformation, or excessive wear.
  • Examine welds and frame: Regularly inspect structural welds and steel components for signs of damage or fatigue.
  • Lubricate moving parts: Apply light lubricant to pivot points, hinges, and adjustable mechanisms to ensure smooth operation.
  • Check fasteners: Tighten bolts, pins, and locking devices regularly to maintain safe performance.
  • Inspect protective contact surfaces: Ensure rubber pads and material-contact areas remain intact to help prevent slab damage.
  • Avoid overloading: Never exceed the rated load capacity to protect the handler and maintain lifting safety.
  • Monitor for corrosion: Address rust and paint damage promptly to extend equipment life.
  • Store properly: Keep the handler in a clean, dry location when not in use.