Crusher bucket for excavator is an attachment designed to crush and reduce the size of various materials such as concrete, rocks, demolition debris, bricks, and asphalt. It uses the power of the excavator’s hydraulic system to drive a set of crushing jaws, allowing the operator to break down materials without the need for extra equipment. […]
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Hydraulic concrete pile breaker is a high-efficiency demolition device designed to cut and remove reinforced concrete piles. After the piles are driven or cast in place, the upper section often needs to be removed to the required elevation before the superstructure can be built. It operates by utilizing high-pressure hydraulic power to apply concentrated, controlled
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Rotating screening bucket is a hydraulic attachment designed for use with excavators. It integrates a chamber filled with rotating shafts, discs, or mesh elements that separate materials based on size and density. Instead of transporting raw materials to stationary screening stations, operators can process them directly where they are found. This approach increases productivity and
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Excavator milling head, also commonly known as a drum cutter or rotary cutting head, is a high-power hydraulic attachment designed to replace the standard bucket on an excavator’s arm. It consists of one or two rotating drums embedded with numerous tungsten carbide-tipped cutting tools, or picks. When connected to the excavator’s hydraulic system, the milling
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Excavator metal shear is a hydraulically powered attachment to cut and process metal efficiently. Supported by the hydraulic flow and pressure generated by the excavator, the shear delivers tremendous crushing and cutting force through its jaws. These jaws are typically reinforced with alloy steel and feature replaceable blades to ensure long-term durability and consistent performance.
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Hydraulic rock drill and splitter is an advanced, often excavator-mounted, attachment that performs two primary functions sequentially: rock drilling and hydraulic splitting. Compared to using a separate rock drill and a standalone hydraulic splitter unit, the integrated system streamlines the entire workflow. The drilling unit typically employs a high-frequency hydraulic impactor and a rotating device
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A client from the Philippines sent us an inquiry about the integrated rock drill and splitter last month. He told us they faced a significant challenge. Their existing fleet of conventional drilling equipment struggled with mixed hard rock conditions. They were specifically looking for a rock drill and splitter system capable of delivering consistent force,
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Integrated rock drill and splitter uses a combination of drilling and splitting to break hard rock efficiently. It can be mounted on an excavator. This all-in-one design saves time, reduces labor costs, and minimizes environmental impact. It’s engineered to handle a variety of rock types, from soft rocks to hard formations, making it a versatile
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A customer in Chile got in touch with us for an inquiry about the hydraulic magnet for an excavator to handle scattered metal scrap, broken steel structures, and abandoned reinforcement bars left behind during excavation. Our sales manager confirmed many requirements with him, such as the material and weight to handle, the model of excavator
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An excavator orange peel grapple was exported to Puerto Rico last week. The customer from Puerto Rico browsed our website and sent an inquiry to us. After receiving his message, we got in touch with him soon. The customer needs the excavator attachment to sort metal scrap materials. Understanding his requirements and his excavator model,
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