Excavator Tool Selection
Excavator Attachments
Choose an excavator attachment by the work result, carrier operating weight, hydraulic flow, mounting dimensions and material. The right match protects the carrier while improving demolition, cutting, piling, processing or ground-breaking performance.
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The product routes below use published YG pages so buyers can compare equipment that is already available on this site. Open a product page for model data and application details, then return here to compare the wider workflow.
Hydraulic Breakers
Match carrier weight, auxiliary flow, pressure and return-line conditions before selecting a breaker for concrete or rock.
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Excavator Shears
Choose an eagle-beak or demolition shear by target steel section, required opening, rotation and carrier class.
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Pile Drivers
Plan sheet-pile, post or foundation work around pile profile, soil resistance, vibration limits and excavator hydraulics.
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Ripper Teeth
Use a ripper where concentrated breakout force is more valuable than bucket volume in hard soil, roots or weathered rock.
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Crusher Buckets
Crush suitable concrete and rock at the work face while planning feed size, output grading and carrier oil demand.
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Excavator Magnets
Recover ferrous scrap efficiently by checking lifting demand, generator arrangement, carrier access and site sorting workflow.
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Hydraulic Pile Breakers
Remove reinforced pile heads with modular hydraulic crushing while matching pile shape, diameter and handling method.
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Integrated Drill And Splitter
Combine drilling and controlled splitting for hard rock where access or nearby structures limit conventional excavation.
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Rotary Drum Cutters
Mill rock or concrete with a carrier-matched hydraulic cutting head selected by material and required profile.
View Equipment DetailsWhat Should Buyers Check Before Selecting?
Good selection starts with the operating conditions that change performance, installation and total project scope. Use the checks below to prepare comparable quotations and avoid choosing only by machine name or headline capacity.
How Is The Carrier Matched?
Use the manufacturer’s approved carrier range, then confirm auxiliary flow, pressure, return conditions, pin diameter, ear spacing and boom geometry. Carrier tonnage narrows the range, but hydraulic and mounting compatibility determine whether the attachment can work correctly.
Which Tool Fits The Material?
Breakers suit impact demolition; pulverizers reduce concrete and separate rebar; shears cut steel; rippers concentrate force into hard ground; crusher buckets process suitable demolition material; pile drivers transfer vibration or impact into a defined pile profile.
What Changes The Quotation?
The attachment body, mounting bracket, hoses, couplings, control requirements, tool or jaw configuration, rotation package, spare parts and freight all affect the final scope.
Build A Complete Quotation Scope
Send the application, material or ground, required capacity, critical dimensions, working distance, access restrictions, power or carrier details, project location and expected operating date. Ask the quotation to separate the base machine, attachments, controls, consumables, spare parts, local site work, freight, commissioning and training.
Use the Applications page when the project spans more than one equipment family, or review all published YG products before sending a final shortlist.
Buyer Questions
Can I Select An Attachment From Excavator Tonnage Alone?
No. Tonnage is only the first filter; hydraulics, mounting geometry, material and working position must also be checked.
Do Attachments Include A Mounting Bracket?
The quotation should state the bracket and linkage scope. Send accurate pin and ear dimensions to avoid site modification.
Which Attachment Is Best For Reinforced Concrete?
That depends on whether the goal is primary breaking, secondary reduction, rebar separation or material reuse. The workflow determines the tool.
What Is Needed For A Quote?
Provide excavator model, operating weight, hydraulics, linkage dimensions, target material, working conditions and destination.
Need Help Matching The Equipment To Your Project?
Send the project conditions and current equipment details. YG will review the working result, capacity, compatibility, site access and delivery scope before recommending a configuration.
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