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Also known as mobile shears, excavator shears are hydraulic cutting tools fitted with two bladed jaws. They can be easily installed and removed from excavators and skid steer loaders, and are portable for cross-site use.

Designed specifically for the handling and loading/unloading of materials such as logs, sugarcane, and pipes, the rotary grapple log grab is the perfect companion for your excavator. Equipped with a 360° hydraulic rotation system, it allows flexible adjustment of the grabbing angle without frequent repositioning of the excavator, enabling precise adaptation to various working scenarios, significantly boosting loading/unloading efficiency and reducing fuel consumption costs.

Is your metal baler struggling with bale jams? From over-compression to sensor faults—here's how to diagnose, clear, and prevent stuck bale failures.

In various engineering and agricultural operations, facing the demands of confined spaces and complex ground conditions, the Auger Drill (Hole Pilot) is becoming an indispensable all-rounder due to its flexibility and high efficiency.

Excavators are essential heavy machines in construction and mining, valued for their adaptability and effectiveness across many tasks. Yet, it is the range of specialized attachments that truly expands their potential, each designed for specific jobs and conditions.

ALLMETALS Launches Remote-Control Mobile Shredder for Multi-Material Recycling

The rotating quick coupler significantly enhances the flexibility and operational efficiency of construction machinery by supporting various rotating attachments, enabling high-precision control, and providing continuous hydraulic supply. As requirements for construction precision and operational safety continue to rise, it is becoming an indispensable core component for equipment such as excavators.

Brass, bronze, and copper are popular metals used for a wide range of applications. While all three metals have appealing workability and aesthetic characteristics, they also have significant differences in appearance and performance.

For demolition, mining, and backfilling.

Facing high-density non-ferrous metals such as zinc ingots and aluminum ingots, ordinary shearing equipment is prone to blade chipping and suffers from low efficiency.