Simpsonville, USA – Quicke., a member of JOST Agriculture and an agricultural machinery manufacturer, introduces the Unigrip L+ and XL+, next-generation bale grabs designed for farmers and contractors seeking strength, efficiency, and gentle handling. Built for rugged farm work, they ensure bale quality preservation while maximizing productivity and saving time.
Mr. Henrik Jonsson, Product Manager Implements at Quicke, said, “We set out to create a bale grab that gives you both robustness and efficiency. From reinforced stress points to an adjustable back bale support, every detail has been designed to help farmers get more work done in less time, without compromising on bale quality.”
With an adjustable back support and an optional second bale back stop, the Unigrip L+ and XL+ allow you to grab and transport two bales at once, doubling productivity. Designed for silage, hay, and straw, the L+ handles bales from 120 to 160 cm, while the XL+ accommodates sizes up to 190 cm, making them a versatile choice for any farming operation.
Mr. Yenny Fredriksson, Managing Director of Quicke, said, “We are excited to offer a bale grab that helps you work smarter, not harder. The Unigrip L+ and XL+ are designed to give farmers a reliable solution that improves productivity while protecting the quality of their crops.”
The Unigrip L+ gently handles bales while securely holding them, ensuring safe transport without damage or compression, keeping your silage, hay, and straw in top condition. The optional equalizer bar ensures synchronized arm movement, providing the same benefits as a two-cylinder bale grab. The Unigrip L+ and XL+ come standard with a pressure restrictor valve to protect silage from compression and prevent structural damage.
For handlers with free return to tank on the third service, an optional load-hold valve guarantees a secure grip. Designed for versatility, the Unigrip L+ and XL+ are compatible with most agricultural loaders and handlers, thanks to the BoH system 80x80, making them a future-ready solution for modern farming.
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