Excavator Attachments (Page 2 of 2)
Excavator attachments put demolition power on a machine you already own and pay for. Instead of crews with handheld tools, the boom carries the work: hydraulic breakers run off the carrier’s auxiliary flow to break concrete, rock, and pavement all shift. The line here is Epiroc — SB, SBU and EC carrier mounted breakers sized from skid steer and backhoe up to full-size excavator, and the moil points, chisels, asphalt cutters and driver pads that decide what each one does. Where percussion is the wrong answer, Darda carrier-mounted splitters crack rock silently, and concrete crushers and metal shears process what is already down. For handheld breaking, see paving breakers and jackhammers. In-stock parts ordered by 4 PM ET ship the same day.
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Hydraulic Breakers
The core of this section. Epiroc hydraulic breakers split into three groups: the breakers themselves, the working tools that go in the front end, and the parts that keep them running. That last group — chisel paste, ContiLube kits, hoses, transport safety devices and charging boxes — is where most repeat orders land, because breaker life is mostly a lubrication story.
Silent Splitting and Crushing
Percussion is not always allowed. Near occupied buildings, on bridge decks, or inside a plant, Darda splitters on a carrier drill and split rock and mass concrete with no vibration and no flying debris. Handheld versions live in concrete & rock splitters, and the rock splitter buyer’s guide walks through when splitting beats breaking.
Driving and Compacting Off the Same Machine
A breaker is not only a demolition tool. Fit an Epiroc post driver pad and it drives fence, sign, guardrail, and solar posts; fit a square tamper pad and it compacts trench backfill without a walk-behind. For dedicated driving heads built for the job, see mounted post drivers.
Handheld or Carrier Mounted?
Carrier-mounted wins on volume: thick slab, footings, mass concrete, trenching in rock, and anything the machine can reach. Handheld wins on access and finish — stairs, walls, interior work, and cutting around rebar. Air, gas and hydraulic jack hammers cover that side, and hydraulic handhelds run off a power pack rather than a carrier.
Common Questions
What demolition attachments do you carry for excavators? Epiroc hydraulic breakers with the full working-tool set, plus carrier-mounted Darda splitters and crushers and shears for secondary processing. Tell us the carrier make, model, and auxiliary flow and we will match the attachment and bracket.
How do I pick a breaker attachment by machine weight? Breakers are matched to carrier operating weight and hydraulic flow together — a 2,500 lb class breaker on a machine that cannot feed it just runs slow and hot. See the Epiroc breaker line and call with your machine before ordering.
Do you handle parts and service for excavator attachments? We stock breaker wear parts, hoses, paste, and lubrication kits. Exploded views and parts lookups for our other tool lines are in parts & diagrams; call the number at the top of the page for breaker internals.