Bucket Pins for Excavators

Yes. EFI Demolition Equipment identifies custom-fabricated mounts and pins as a key offering. The on-site fabrication shop can produce pins and mounting components to suit the machine and attachment requirements. This service is intended for demolition attachments and other specialized equipment where an off-the-shelf fit may not meet the application.

Custom mounts and pins can support excavator attachment mounting for concrete crushers, steel shears, hydraulic hammers, screening buckets, and other demolition equipment. The correct configuration depends on the excavator, attachment, and existing mounting arrangement. EFI can review the application and fabricate components intended to connect the equipment securely.

The listed compatibility includes compact excavators from 12 to 25 tons, medium excavators from 25 to 50 tons, and heavy excavators above 50 tons. Product information also identifies fitment for excavators from 35,000 to 110,000 pounds. Final pin and mount requirements should be confirmed against the specific machine and attachment.

Yes. The product information specifically lists demolition as an application and identifies concrete crushers, steel shears, hydraulic hammers, screening buckets, and demolition equipment as use cases. Custom fabrication helps address attachment mounting requirements across different excavator configurations, supporting contractors that need specialized equipment connected to their existing machines.

Start with the excavator model or weight class, attachment type, existing mount details, and the required pin arrangement. Information about the machine and attachment helps determine whether a custom component is needed. EFI’s fabrication specialists can review these details for applications including attachment mounting, crushers, shears, hammers, and screening buckets.

EFI states that it can fabricate mounts and pins in any size, subject to the machine and attachment requirements. The service is intended for custom metal fabrication and specialized demolition equipment fitment. Share the attachment dimensions, excavator information, and mounting requirements so the appropriate fabrication approach and pricing can be discussed.