Construction

Construction Machine Types 

Hydraulic Breakers 

Effectively handle demolition and excavation tasks with skid steer breakers and excavator hammer attachments. These hydraulic breakers provide substantial breaking force, making them ideal for breaking concrete, asphalt, and rock. Compatible as a skid steer hydraulic breaker and excavator hammer, these attachments enhance productivity and reliability for construction and demolition tasks. Each skid steer concrete breaker attachment delivers consistent performance, durability, and effective results on demanding job sites. 

Rock Screens 

Rock screens effectively separate rocks, gravel, and debris from soil and aggregate. They facilitate precise material sorting essential in construction, landscaping, and mining projects. These screens are built with robust frames and durable screening materials to withstand heavy use and harsh conditions. Designed for ease of operation and efficient performance, enabling accurate sorting and reducing time spent on manual separation. 

Cement Mixers 

Cement mixers quickly and efficiently mix concrete for both residential and commercial projects. Suitable for tasks ranging from small home repairs to large construction sites, these mixers deliver consistent results. Built with solid construction, powerful motors, and durable mixing drums to ensure reliability and long-lasting performance. User-friendly controls and robust engineering make them essential tools on any job site. 

Mini Excavators 

Efficiently manage excavation tasks in confined spaces using mini excavators equipped with mini excavator breaker attachments. Ideal for trenching, grading, landscaping, and detailed site preparation, these compact machines provide precise maneuverability. Featuring intuitive operator controls and auxiliary hydraulics, mini excavators easily accommodate hydraulic hammers for mini excavators. These compact excavators are suitable for various construction and landscaping projects, enhancing versatility and operational efficiency in tight working areas. 

Pressure Washers 

Pressure washers effectively manage cleaning tasks on construction sites, vehicles, industrial equipment, and various surfaces. Engineered to efficiently remove dirt, grime, grease, and debris, these washers offer powerful and consistent cleaning capabilities. Built with durable components to withstand heavy use and harsh environments. Designed for ease of operation, ensuring quick setup, efficient cleaning processes, and dependable performance in professional work settings. 

Other Equipment 

Fuel handling equipment safely manages storage and transfer of diesel fuel. The range includes durable diesel fuel tanks and efficient diesel transfer pumps suitable for various industrial, agricultural, and commercial applications. Constructed from robust materials to ensure long-lasting performance, security, and reliability. Engineered for safe fuel storage and efficient, trouble-free fuel transfer operations, essential for maintaining operational efficiency in demanding work environments. 

Maintenance Tips for Construction Equipment

• Lubricate Skid Steer Breaker Attachments Regularly 
  Grease your skid steer hydraulic breaker frequently and inspect hydraulic lines to ensure optimal breaking performance and prevent unnecessary downtime. 

• Inspect and Clean Rock Screens After Each Use 
  Regularly remove debris, gravel, and dirt from your rock screens to maintain sorting accuracy and ensure smooth operation on construction or landscaping sites. 

• Maintain Your Cement Mixer After Every Job 
  Rinse your cement mixer drum immediately after use, inspect mixing paddles and motor components regularly, and keep hardware tightened for consistent mixing results. 

• Check Fluids and Components on Mini Excavators 
  Inspect hydraulic fluid levels daily, lubricate mini excavator breaker attachments, and examine tracks and undercarriage parts regularly to maintain maneuverability and equipment life. 

• Flush and Inspect Your Pressure Washer Routinely 
  Run clean water through your pressure washer after each use and regularly inspect pressure washer hoses, nozzles, and pumps for consistent cleaning power and equipment reliability. 

FAQs 

Using a hydraulic breaker attachment properly matched to your excavator will generally not cause damage. However, hydraulic breakers can generate significant heat and create pressure spikes that may stress the excavator's hydraulic components over time. Users commonly emphasize the importance of regular maintenance, such as frequent oil changes, using quality hydraulic fluids, and installing return line filters to remove contamination. Ensuring correct hydraulic flow and pressure settings according to the breaker and excavator manufacturer guidelines is critical. Many operators also suggest regularly checking nitrogen pressure, inspecting hoses and fittings for wear, and allowing adequate cooling periods during extended operation. Proper operational practices and diligent preventative maintenance greatly minimize the risk of hydraulic system damage. 

Before operating a mini excavator, familiarize yourself with the machine’s controls, safety features, and operator’s manual. Start by entering the cab and fastening your seatbelt. Start the engine and let it warm up briefly. Use the joystick controls to operate the boom, arm, bucket, and swing functions. Foot pedals or levers typically control the tracks for moving and turning the machine. Begin with slow, controlled movements to ensure precise handling. When digging, position the excavator steadily, lower the stabilizing blade for added stability, and operate smoothly without abrupt or excessive force to maximize efficiency and safety. 

To mix cement correctly, start by measuring cement, sand, and aggregate. First, thoroughly mix the dry ingredients until evenly blended. Next, gradually add clean water while mixing continuously to create a uniform, workable consistency. The mixture should be moist enough to shape easily without being watery or too stiff. Proper proportions and consistent mixing ensure optimal strength and durability.