Excavator Attachments and Buckets

Start by matching the attachment to the excavator’s weight class, hydraulic requirements, stick width, pin dimensions, and lift capacity. Application also matters: hammers suit concrete and rock breaking, trenchers suit utility work, grapples support sorting and handling, and buckets support screening or crushing. EFI can help review compatibility and mounting requirements.

Yes. Custom mounts and pins are available for excavator attachments including concrete crushers, steel shears, hydraulic hammers, screening buckets, and other demolition equipment. The product information identifies custom fabrication capability and mounting solutions intended to fit different machines and attachment configurations.

Hydraulic hammers are listed in small, medium, and large size ranges, with compatibility spanning mini excavators through heavier equipment. Selection should consider the excavator’s weight, hydraulic flow, attachment mounting, and the material being broken. Mount modification, pin and washer installation, repair, and maintenance services are also available.

Screening and crushing buckets are used to process topsoil, gravel, mulch, demolition debris, construction material, salt, and other bulk materials. They support material sizing, classification, crushing, grinding, and on-site sorting. Screen sizing and excavator compatibility vary by configuration, so project material and desired output should be reviewed before selection.

Financing and delivery are identified as available for several listed attachments, including augers, trenchers, shears, hydraulic hammers, screening and crushing buckets, and asphalt cutters. Availability and terms can vary by product and configuration. Contact EFI with the attachment and delivery requirements for current options and a quote.

EFI provides support associated with attachment repair, fabrication, and modification. Listed capabilities include custom mounts and pins, hammer repair, chisel-bit resharpening, pin and washer installation, replacement blades, and installation services. Share the attachment model, excavator details, and required work so the appropriate solution can be evaluated.