Attachments by application
For digging, buckets are the most common choice; for demolition, hydraulic breakers, rippers and drum cutters; and for gripping and sorting, specialised grabs.
If you already know what you want to do, start with a category. For each attachment you can check the operating weight range and technical data.
A good attachment isn't chosen by the job alone. Check the machine's operating weight, hydraulic flow and pressure, mount type and site conditions. If you're not sure, send us the machine model and the application — we'll check compatibility before you choose.
For digging, buckets are the most common choice; for demolition, hydraulic breakers, rippers and drum cutters; and for gripping and sorting, specialised grabs.
For mini excavators, attachment weight and required oil flow are especially important. Lighter models can use buckets, augers, mulchers, grabs and demolition tools suited to their class.
Tilt and tiltrotator systems allow work along slopes, edges and ditches with less repositioning of the excavator. The choice depends on whether you need tilt only or continuous rotation as well.
Many attachments are not tied exclusively to Takeuchi machines. Operating weight is the first step, but final compatibility should be checked against the mount, the hydraulics and the specific excavator model.
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