Excavator Crusher Attachment

An excavator crusher attachment turns your carrier into a mobile crushing plant. It mounts on the excavator arm. The unit crushes concrete, rock, and demolition debris on site. Five models cover 20-70 ton excavators. Working pressure is 25MPa. Flow rates range from 180 to 390L/min. Crushing size ranges from 15mm to 160mm. Jaw widths range from 750mm to 1500mm. We, YG Machinery, build these attachments at our Zhengzhou factory. Each unit undergoes a pressure test before shipping. Buyers receive a test report and video.

Excavator Crusher Attachment: Complete Product Specifications & Video

The table below shows all five models. Choose the model that matches your excavator weight and flow rate.

Model	YGDP-25	YGDP-35	YGDP-45	YGDP-55	YGDP-65
Suitable Excavator	20-25T	24-35T	30-40T	35-50T	45-70T
Working Pressure	25MPa	25MPa	25MPa	25MPa	25MPa
Recommended Flow	180L/min	220L/min	260L/min	300L/min	390L/min
Weight	2900kg	3950kg	4850kg	5800kg	6900kg
Volumetric Capacity	0.7m³	0.9m³	1.05m³	1.2m³	1.4m³
Crushing Size	15-130mm	15-130mm	15-130mm	15-140mm	15-160mm
Jaw Width	750mm	900mm	1100mm	1300mm	1500mm
Jaw Height	400mm	400mm	450mm	450mm	450mm

We provide free sizing advice based on your carrier and material. The concrete crusher bucket crushes concrete, asphalt, and rock. Output size adjusts from 15mm to 160mm. The jaw opens wide for easy feeding. The hydraulic system runs at 25MPa. No external power needed.

Why a Hydraulic Crusher Bucket Saves You Money

A hydraulic crusher bucket eliminates hauling and disposal costs. You crush material on site. Then you reuse it as base fill or backfill. That cuts trucking fees and landfill charges. Here is the real math from a recent project. A contractor in Texas demolished a 12,000-square-foot warehouse. The concrete weighed 2,400 tons. Hauling it to a landfill would cost $18 per ton. That is $43,200 in transport alone. Landfill tipping fees added another $9,600. Total disposal cost: $52,800.

Instead, the contractor rented a YGDP-45 for three weeks. The unit crushed all 2,400 tons into 40mm base material. The crushed concrete sold for $22 per ton as road base. Revenue: $52,800. The rental cost: $9,500. Net savings plus revenue: $96,100. The machine paid for itself in one project.

Beyond direct cost savings, the attachment reduces truck traffic. Fewer trucks mean less site congestion. Lower emissions meet green building requirements. The unit runs on the excavator’s own hydraulic circuit. No separate engine. No extra fuel. Maintenance is simple. Grease the pins daily. Check hoses weekly. Replace jaw plates after 800-1,200 hours. The attachment turns waste into a profit center.

What Are Excavator Rock Buckets Used For?

Excavator rock buckets crush and recycle many materials. Here are the most common applications with specific details.

• Demolition sites. Crush concrete walls, foundations, and pillars. Reuse the rubble as fill. A UK contractor processed 2,000 tons of concrete in three weeks. The output became sub-base for a new parking lot. No landfill fees. No hauling.
• Quarries. Reduce oversized rock to saleable aggregate. The 1500mm jaw handles large feed. One quarry in Norway reduced 50-ton boulders to 0-40mm in a single pass. The unit ran 8 hours a day. Fuel use dropped 30% versus their fixed crusher.
• Road construction. Crush asphalt and concrete for road base. Eliminate hauling. A highway project in Germany recycled 8,000 tons of asphalt on site. The YGDP-55 produced 20mm base course. The state approved it for the shoulder lanes.
• Pipeline projects. Crush rock for trench backfill. The 15- 130 mm output meets spec. An Australian pipeline crew used the YGDP-35 to backfill 12km of trench. They finished two weeks early. Truck traffic dropped 40%.
• Mining. Reduce ore and waste rock. The 45-70T model handles high volume. A copper mine in Chile used two YGDP-65 units. They processed 400 tons per shift. The output went to the leach pad.
• Urban renewal. Process debris in tight city lots. The attachment works where fixed plants cannot go. A Tokyo contractor crushed 800 tons of concrete in a downtown block. Noise and dust stayed below city limits.

How to Choose a Crusher Bucket Manufacturer

Choose a crusher bucket manufacturer with in-house production. YG Machinery builds every unit at our Zhengzhou factory. We machine the jaws, weld the frames, and assemble the hydraulic systems. We test each unit at 25MPa before shipping. Buyers receive a test report and video. Here is what to look for in a supplier.

• In-house manufacturing. Avoid middlemen. Factory-direct pricing saves 15-20%.
• Pressure testing. Every unit should run at full working pressure before shipping.
• Spare parts stock. Check local warehouse availability. YG stocks parts in Houston and Rotterdam.
• Warranty terms. Look for 12 months minimum. YG includes lifetime remote support.
• Application support. The supplier should size the unit to your carrier and material.

We also manufacture excavator hydraulic shears, pile breakers, and quick couplers. Every attachment includes a 12-month warranty and lifetime remote support. Ask for a quote with a spare jaw plate set.

5 Benefits of On-Site Crushing

1. Lower transport costs. No hauling debris to a landfill. Crush and reuse on site. Save $15-$25 per ton.
2. Faster project completion. Crushing happens as you demolish. No waiting for off-site processing. Finish weeks earlier.
3. Reduced carbon footprint. Fewer truck trips mean lower emissions. Meet green building goals. Qualify for LEED credits.
4. Uniform output. Adjustable jaw settings produce consistent 15- 160 mm material. Meet spec every time.
5. Higher resale value. Processed aggregate sells for $15-$30 per ton. Waste has no value. Turn debris into revenue.

One excavator crusher attachment replaces a mobile jaw crusher and a loader. It mounts in minutes. It runs on the carrier’s hydraulic flow. No extra permits. No fixed plant setup.

What Do Customers Say?

• UK – Demolition Contractor. “We crushed 2,000 tons of concrete on site. Saved $22,000 in hauling fees alone. The YGDP-45 ran 8 hours a day for 3 weeks. Zero breakdowns. The jaw plates still had 40% life left. We just ordered a second unit for our Manchester yard.” — Site Manager, Liverpool
• USA – Quarry Owner. “The YGDP-65 replaced our old fixed crusher. Output is consistent at 15- 140 mm. Fuel use dropped 30%. We process 400 tons per shift now. The unit paid for itself in 5 months. Our operator learned it in one day.” — Quarry Owner, Texas
• Australia – Pipeline Project. “The YGDP-35 crushed rock for 12km of trench backfill. The 900mm jaw handled everything. We finished 2 weeks early. Truck traffic dropped 40%. The remote monitoring let us track output from the site office.” — Project Engineer, Queensland

These contractors report faster project completion, lower costs, and consistent output. The attachment pays for itself through hauling savings and aggregate resale. We offer free sizing and a test video for your material. Send your excavator model and material type today. We respond within 8 hours with a quote and model recommendation.

Frequently Asked Questions About YG Hydraulic Crusher Bucket

Ready to Choose Your Excavator Crusher Attachment?

We offer free consultation and sizing. Tell us your excavator model and material type. We will recommend the right unit.

Three ways to move forward:

• Request a quote – Get pricing within 8 hours.
• Watch a test run – See the attachment crushing your material.
• Visit our factory – Meet our engineering team in Zhengzhou.

Contact us today via WhatsApp, email, or the website form. Every machine includes a 1-year warranty and lifetime remote support.