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EXCAVATOR ATTACHMENT NAVIGATION
Browse KRATOR ATTACHMENTS product families, compare verified product types and send your machine data for attachment and bracket matching.
CORE PRODUCT CATEGORIES
Open a verified category to compare its product types, applications, carrier ranges and technical matching requirements.
Heavy-duty breakers for demolition, quarry, trenching and concrete breaking.
Fast attachment change solutions for buckets, breakers and hydraulic tools.
Excavator-mounted pile driving solutions for sheet piles and foundation work.
Steel cutting and demolition tools for scrap recycling and structure removal.
Concrete crushing attachments for demolition and rebar separation.
Grapples for sorting, demolition, log handling and scrap recycling.
Hydraulic compactors for trench, slope, foundation and road shoulder work.
Auger drives and drill bits for foundation, pole and landscaping work.
Standard, rock, heavy-duty and custom buckets for earthmoving and mining.
Heavy-duty ripping tools for hard soil, rock and frozen ground.
SELECTED CONFIGURATIONS
Review selected attachment configurations with dedicated product information. Additional models will be added after their pages and images are completed.
A 75 mm side type breaker for 7–12 ton excavators, requiring 60–100 L/min oil flow and providing a stated impact frequency of 500–800 bpm.
An enclosed-housing breaker for demolition and quarry work when body protection and reduced operating noise are selection priorities.
A top-mounted breaker for road, foundation and general concrete work where operating visibility and straightforward positioning matter.
A quick-coupler configuration that adds working-angle flexibility for grading, trench shaping and jobs requiring frequent attachment changes.
A hydraulically operated quick coupler for 1–45 ton excavators, supplied with a hydraulic safety lock valve and matched by machine and mounting dimensions.
A cast alloy-steel pin grabber coupler for 4–25 ton excavators, with automatic centering and a dual safety locking configuration.
A rotating shear for positioning around structural steel, demolition material and recycling work before model and blade selection.
A reinforced bucket for tougher soil, clay and mixed ground where material condition and mounting dimensions guide selection.
CHOOSE BY APPLICATION
Use these categories as a starting point, then confirm the carrier, material, hydraulics and mounting dimensions before a final recommendation.
Start with a Hydraulic Breaker, then confirm carrier model, flow, pressure and mounting dimensions.
Review concrete and road work
Compare a breaker, Demolition Shear or Hydraulic Pulverizer by material and demolition stage.
Review demolition guidance
Start with a Vibratory Pile Hammer and send the pile profile, soil and excavator data.
Review piling applications
Begin with a breaker, rock bucket or ripper according to rock condition, loading cycle and carrier size.
Review quarry guidance
Start with an Excavator Bucket, then match its profile and width to the material and job.
Review earthmoving guidance
Compare a shear or grapple by material form, required control, loading cycle and carrier hydraulics.
Review recycling guidanceATTACHMENT MATCHING
A recommendation begins with the application and is refined as machine, hydraulic and mounting data become available.
Identify the job and the most relevant starting category.
Provide the brand, model and operating weight.
Share oil data or pin dimensions only where the attachment requires them.
Check the suggested model and the information still requiring technical confirmation.
MANUFACTURING AND SUPPORT
Review first-party manufacturing, inspection, customization and inquiry information before confirming an attachment configuration.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Short answers to common category and matching questions before a technical quotation.
Start with a Hydraulic Breaker, then confirm excavator model, operating weight, oil flow, pressure and mounting dimensions before selecting a breaker model.
No. Tonnage is an initial range only. Hydraulic data, mounting dimensions, attachment weight, material and working condition may also affect selection.
Send the excavator model, pin diameter, center distance, arm width and details of the buckets or attachments that must interchange.
Send excavator data, pile type and profile, pile length, ground condition, required handling method and available hydraulic information.
Yes. A project review can start from pin diameter, center distance, arm width, coupler details, drawings and the intended attachment application.
NEXT STEP
Send your excavator model, application, quantity and destination. KRATOR ATTACHMENTS will review the fit and confirm any technical data still required.
