The compact bale clamp (BKC) from Kemp is designed for lifting and moving bales. This bale clamp is developed for intensive use and is designed for easy maintenance. The bale clamp is available in several versions and is suitable for daily use.
Advantages
The BKC is our compact bale clamp for more intensive use.
This bale clamp has a heavier-duty construction than the BK and BKS. The BKC is suitable for use with tractors up to approximately 120 hp, wheel loaders and telehandlers.
Construction
The compact bale clamp (BKC) features a heavy-duty construction with clamping arms and four sliding box sections made from 8 mm thick steel, ensuring stable and reliable operation. The use of four sliding box sections allows the clamping arms to be kept narrow, making it easier to pick up and place bales from a stack.
A 15 mm reinforcement strip is welded into the corners of the clamping arms, providing additional strength to the construction.
The clamping arms are bent from a single 70 × 6.3 mm tube, preventing weak points in the tube. The clamping arms have a height of approximately 480 mm, allowing the clamping force to be distributed effectively across the bale. The working length of the clamping arms is 1,120 mm.
The cylinders have dimensions of 25 × 50 × 750 / 900 mm and provide sufficient clamping force for handling bales.
Plastic guides are fitted inside the sliding box sections. This reduces wear and makes the bale clamp low-maintenance in use.
The clamping arms are fully galvanised. The zinc coating protects the machine against corrosion, weather and dirt, ensuring a long service life.
The compact bale clamp has an empty weight of approximately 350 kg.
Versions
The compact bale clamp (BKC) is available in three types. The bale clamp comes standard with hoses and a male coupling. It is also supplied as standard with attachment hooks suitable for your vehicle.
See the Specifications section for more information and options.
Kemp Machines designs, manufactures, and develops implements for agriculture, civil engineering, and landscaping. Since 1998, we have been supplying machines such as feed pushers, bale clamps, weed brushes, and terrain pushers.
