- Kenco
- Atlas Copco
- Geith
- BTI
- Amulet
- CEAttachments
- Advanced
- Huskie
- Rotobec
- Genesis
- PSM
- Stanley LaBounty
Kenco
With a service weight of 200 pounds, the PB 110 Penta Series hydraulic breaker from Atlas Copco has a high power-to-weight ratio for mini-excavators ranging in size from 1.3 to 3 metric tons. The PB 110 accepts hydraulic flow of up to 9.2 gallons per minute at 1,885 pounds per square inch, delivering a maximum of 1,700 blows per minute. As with the 440-pound PB 210 featuring Krupp percussion technology, the PB 110 has the VibroSilenced damping system.
Geith
BTI
Cutting steel beams is not solely the work of full-sized excavators equipped with shears. Featuring large-bore hydraulic cylinders combined with speed/regeneration valves for enhanced cutting force and cycle time, BTI’s SH Series of hydraulic shears includes models suited to compact excavators. The SH25R works as a second member on excavators that range 2 to 3 metric tons and as a third member on carriers ranging 4 to 5 metric tons. The SH50R fits excavators ranging from 3.5 to 6.5 metric tons.
Amulet
For mini-excavators as small as 2,800 pounds, Amulet’s new low-cost ST rigid and hydraulic bucket thumbs feature a curved, multi-serrated profile that retains the grasping and handling ability sought after by demanding contractors. The ST model performs in rock wall building, land clearing and all aspects of material removal or placement. Built in the United States, Amulet’s ST thumbs are available with or without cylinders.
CEAttachments
Advanced
Huskie
Rotobec
Genesis
The large multi-jaw processing technology of Genesis Attachments can be put to use by compact equipment users, thanks to the Versi-Pro system. The GVP system offers a choice of grapple, shear and concrete cutting jaws for use on excavators in the 4.5- to 7-metric-ton range. Additional jaw sets are in the design stage. With Genesis Versi-Pro, jaws can be changed in as little as 10 minutes, and maintenance requires only a standard set of hand tools.