UBA Manual Log & Rock Grabs – Built to Dominate Any Job
- Cameron Forbes
- Aug 30, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 30, 2025
When it comes to demolition, heavy lifting, or precision site work, serious operators know that having the right gear changes everything. That’s where UBA’s Manual Log & Rock Grabs come in — engineered for maximum strength, precision, and reliability on Australian worksites.
Built Tough for Australian Conditions
UBA grabs are designed with one purpose — to handle the toughest jobs without compromise.
Solid box construction for extreme durability
High-strength steel that stands up to demolition, rock handling, and heavy lifts
Five-finger tyne design for precision grip and control
Hardened bushings and grease pins for longer life and less downtime
Available for 3–35 tonne machines to suit every operator
Performance You Can Count On
Whether you’re tearing down a structure, moving heavy timber, or sorting rubble on a site, UBA’s manual grabs give you the control you need:
Demolition
Rip through concrete and twisted rebar without missing a beat.
Heavy Lifting
Move boulders, concrete slabs, or dense debris with total confidence.
Landscaping & Site Work
Lift logs, clear rocks, and prep terrain with ease.
Real Work. Real Results.
From city demolition sites to rural builds and landscaping projects, UBA grabs are trusted across Australia for one reason — they just work.
We offer a 24-month warranty with all our excavator attachments, knowing your investment is covered, no matter how hard you push it.
See the Grabs in Action
Check out our latest photos showing UBA manual grabs at work in real-world conditions:
Demolition tear-downs
Rock and debris handling
Timber and landscaping jobs
Site clearing and prep
Order Your Grab Today
Ready to put the toughest manual grab in Australia to work on your site?
📞 Call us now or visit uba.com.au to get a quote.
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