Liebherr Excavator Attachments by TGEC

• Excavator Sliding Dipper Stick
• Excavator Long Reach Piling Boom
• Excavator 3-Stage Telescopic Stick
• Excavator 2-Stage Telescopic Stick
• Excavator Material Handling Boom
• Sweeper for excavators
• R-Series Gas-Free Hydraulic Breaker
• M-Series Gas-Free Hydraulic Breaker
• V-Series Gas-Free Hydraulic Breaker
• Stump Grinder
• Excavator Brooms
• Tilt Bucket

How to Select Attachments for Liebherr Excavator Classes

Liebherr's R-Series follows a simple logic: bigger numbers mean bigger machines, and bigger machines mean bigger attachments. But the gap between a R916 compact and a R980 mining excavator isn't just about size — it's about a completely different operating environment. Liebherr built the R914, R916, and R920 for construction and utility work where maneuverability still matters. Attachments for these models should balance weight and strength, with pin diameters and bushing sizes appropriate for 15‑25 ton machines.

The R922 through R950 occupy Liebherr's medium-large category — 25‑50 ton machines that handle the bulk of quarry work, heavy construction, and infrastructure projects. These are the machines that run 800‑1200 J breakers, heavy rock buckets, and rippers day in and day out. Attachments for this class feature reinforced structures, larger pins, and abrasion-resistant materials to handle the continuous demands of quarry production. TGEC builds R922‑R950 attachments to Liebherr's heavier pin and bushing specifications — these are not attachments that can be swapped onto a Japanese excavator of similar weight.

The R954, R960, R970, R976, and R980 represent Liebherr's heavy class — machines that move mountains, literally. These 50‑100 ton excavators operate in hard rock mines and large-scale earthmoving projects where downtime is measured in lost production rather than repair costs. Attachments for these machines feature oversized pins (often 100mm or larger), heavy-duty bushings, hardened wear surfaces, and reinforced structures designed for millions of cycles in abrasive conditions. TGEC mining-class attachments are built to Liebherr's heavy-duty specifications, with field-replaceable wear components to minimize downtime in production environments.

One final consideration: Liebherr's German engineering means everything is built heavier and stronger. Pin diameters, bushing thicknesses, and plate dimensions are consistently larger than comparable machines from other manufacturers. TGEC verifies every attachment against the specific Liebherr model's factory drawings — we don't guess, and we don't use generic mounting plates. Provide your Liebherr model and serial number, and we'll confirm the correct specifications before we build.