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Atlas Copco Construction Tools Offers HB 7000 Hydraulic Breaker
The HB 7000 hydraulic breaker attachment from Atlas Copco Construction Tools LLC boasts a service weight of more than 7 tons (6.3 t), making it ideal for primary and secondary quarry breaking, demolition, tunneling, trenching and foundation work....
VersaLoc is JRB’s Latest in Quick Couplers for Excavators
JRB, a member of the Paladin Heavy Construction Group has released its new quick coupler for the excavator market. VersaLoc incorporates a new concept in quick couplers that was designed to increase both productivity and safety....
New Generation of Mechanical Quick Coupler Is Simple, Efficient
Rockland Manufacturing, based in Bedford, Pa., has introduced the Klac system — a mechanical quick coupler for mini-excavators from 2,200 to 22,000 lbs. (998 to 9,980 kg). The Klac system reduces the amount of time spent unhitching and hitching attachments because of its simple design with fewer parts that eliminates the need to adjust, service or grease the coupler....
AIM HD45 Excavator Buckets Feature Open Design
AIM HD45 excavator buckets offer thick horizontal wear straps, full-curve side wear straps, and D-rings as standard features. The open design allows for easy clean-out. AIM HD45 excavator buckets currently are available in heavy duty and severe duty configurations for 40,000 to 45,000-lb....
AIM HDR Excavator Ripper Breaks Frozen Ground
AIM Attachments’s AIM HDR Excavator ripper is constructed of AR400 steel and features dual gussets for added stability, as well as replaceable ripper teeth. The HDR can easily break frozen ground due to the combination of crowd and curl forces....
EZ Spot UR’s Attachments Handles Just About Anything
The photos on the website for EZ Spot UR, Fargo, N.D., might remind one of Dr. Seuss’s Cat in the Hat. After trashing the house where, as the fish keeps reminding the children, “your mother is out” the Cat in the Hat reappears with his “moss-covered three-handled family grudunza,” a piece of machinery equipped with an assortment of hands, brooms, spray bottles and other cleaning items suitable for cleaning up messes, big and small....
Md.’s Chesapeake Supply Adds Genesis Attachments to Lineup
Chesapeake Supply & Equipment has added the Genesis line of demolition attachments. Genesis manufactures attachments for the demolition, scrap processing and reconstruction industries. Chesapeake has a dealership contract with Genesis for Maryland, Virginia and Delaware....
Genesis Attachments Adds Archibold, Preston to Family
Genesis Attachments continues to focus on growth in the company’s southwest region with the appointment of Blaine Archibald as its new regional sales manager and Tim Preston to the new position of regional service technician....
Chicago Pneumatic Debuts Line of Breaker Attachments
Featuring 12 models, the new Chicago Pneumatic Construction Tools breaker line covers a wide variety of applications, including landscaping, building renovation, road construction, trenching, demolition and secondary breaking....
Fecon Introduces New Tree Shears for Excavators
Fecon has added three new tree shears to its line of excavator attachments. Two models are designed for 12- to 18-ton (11 to 16 t) excavators with 15 to 20 gpm (56.8 to 75.7 Lpm) — the FBS1400EXC and the FBS1500EXC....
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