General Questions

Excavator attachments can be classified into eight categories as follows

•Standard size arm, excavator extended arm, and long arm size (including the two extended arm type, three extended arm type, and demolition arm);

•Standard bucket, rock bucket, strengthened bucket, ditch bucket, grid bucket, screen bucket, cleaning bucket, tilt bucket, thumb bucket, and trapezoidal bucket;

• Bucket hook, rotating hydraulic grab, hydraulic gripper, wood grabber, mechanical gripper, quick couplers, and ripper;

• Excavator quick coupler, excavator cylinders, hammers, hydraulic shears, hydraulic rams, vibration hammers, bucket teeth, adapters, track, carrier rollers, and rollers;

•Engine, hydraulic pump, Dispensing valve, center of rotation, slewing ring, travel drive, cab, control valve, overflow valve, and main control multi-way valve;

•Electrical parts;

•Chassis parts;

•Hydraulic parts;

•Purchase Notes;

When you are purchasing the excavator attachments, you need to choose based on the excavator models as the attachments used in different types of excavators are not the same, so just clarify the models, and buy the most suitable excavator attachments. When you want to buy an excavator attachment, you’d better bring the original one for reference. Most excavator attachments have their predetermined model and technical specifications, so when you choose and buy new attachments, you’d better make sure the best match in terms of materials, size, and quality.

Buying an excavator attachment is a very meticulous work. If the attachment were selected in a wrong way, it would be easy to damage the excavator performance and safety. In order to improve work efficiency and avoid the delay of work, you’d better buy it accompanied by an experienced person to minimize risks.