613-6388: Excavator Upper Boom Arm

An Excavator Upper Boom Arm is a large, steel structure that extends vertically from the main body of the excavator. It consists of multiple sections, often hydraulically controlled, allowing for variable reach and height. The upper boom arm is a part of the excavator's articulated arm system, working in conjunction with the lower boom, stick, and bucket to perform a variety of tasks, including digging, lifting, and material handling. The primary function of the excavator's upper boom arm is to provide reach and elevation for the attached bucket or attachment. By extending and retracting, the upper boom arm allows the excavator to dig at different depths and reach varying distances.

Attributes:
• Designed to extend and retract, providing flexibility in adapting to different digging depths.
• Made from high-strength material to withstand loads and stresses.
• Powered by a hydraulic system, allowing for smooth and proper control of its movements.

Applications:
An Excavator Upper Boom Arm is a prominent and visible component located at the front of the excavator. It extends upward and forward from the main body, connecting to the lower boom and stick.

• Overall Length (mm): 1535

• Overall Length (in): 60.43

• Overall Width (mm): 232

• Overall Width (in): 9.13

• Overall Height (mm): 549.2

• Overall Height (in): 21.62

• Color: Cat Yellow

• Weight (kg): 94.12

• Weight (lb): 207.5

• Material: Grease ( Lanolin, Silicone) Fluid