Hydraulic Attachments
Compare hydraulic breaker series and excavator attachments by job, carrier requirements, and operating conditions.
Hydraulic Attachments
Hydraulic Breakers
Excavator Attachments
Selection guide
Choose by job, then match the carrier
Start with the material, task and duty cycle. The right attachment also depends on the excavator’s hydraulic capacity, geometry and reach.
Rock breaking and demolition
For rock breaking, road construction, tunnel work and demolition, compare Soosan, Furukawa and MTB breaker series by carrier weight, oil flow and working pressure, tool size and work intensity. Check each series’ model table against the carrier.
Groundwork and foundations
Use a Pile Driver for foundation or sheet-pile work; a Hydraulic Plate Compactor for trench, slope, roadbed and foundation compaction; a Ripper to loosen hard or frozen ground; or an Auger Drill to drill holes for poles, planting and foundations.
Forestry, handling and recycling
A Harvester Head feeds, delimbs and cuts timber. Compare the Rotary Hydraulic Grab, Orange Peel Grab and Mechanical Grab by material and hydraulic functions. For recycling, compare the Double-Cylinder Shear, Olecranon Shear, Scrap Car Shear and Hydraulic Pulverizer for cutting, concrete crushing or rebar separation. A Quick Coupler helps fleets switch tools between jobs.
Carrier details to confirm
Before requesting a quote, share the carrier make and model, operating weight, auxiliary oil flow and pressure, return-line or valve arrangement, pin diameter and width, stick geometry, working reach and daily duty cycle. Rotating tools may need a dedicated rotation circuit. Use these details to confirm the selected model’s fit.