Attachments and wear parts

Attachments decide what a machine can actually do, and they are consistently the part of an equipment purchase that gets the least thought. A well-chosen attachment set turns one excavator into three machines; a badly matched one damages the carrier.

Matching matters more than price

An attachment that is too large for its carrier overloads the boom, stick and hydraulics and shortens the machine's life. One too small wastes the machine's capability. Hydraulic attachments need flow and pressure the carrier actually delivers — not merely a circuit that exists. Send us your machine model and serial number and we will match correctly rather than approximately.

What we supply

• Buckets — general purpose, rock, trenching, ditch cleaning, skeleton, clamshell and multi-purpose
• Hydraulic breakers — sized to carrier class, for demolition, rock and concrete
• Quick couplers — mechanical and hydraulic, the attachment that makes every other attachment worth owning
• Grapples and thumbs — demolition sorting, scrap handling, material placement
• Ground engaging tools — teeth, adapters, cutting edges, end bits
• Undercarriage — track chains, shoes, rollers, idlers, sprockets, complete track groups
• Forks, rakes, compactors, augers and shears

UAE-specific considerations

Abrasive sand accelerates wear on ground engaging tools and bucket edges markedly compared with temperate markets, so budget replacement intervals shorter than the published figures. Rock buckets and heavy-duty edges pay for themselves quickly on aggregate work in the Northern Emirates quarries. And consumable wear parts are worth stocking ahead — the cost of holding teeth and edges is trivial against the cost of a machine standing while they are sourced.

Shipping

Attachments consolidate with machine shipments, which is much the cheapest way to bring them in — the marginal freight on adding an undercarriage set to an existing consolidation is small. If you have a machine on the water, add the attachments to it.