Sunward Excavator Attachments by TGEC
Sunward has carved a distinct niche in the compact and mid‑size excavator market, where agility, fuel economy and operator visibility often outweigh sheer digging force. The SWE‑series — from micro‑class SWE18UF to the production‑scale SWE750F — is built around a philosophy of tight‑radius performance, with zero‑tail‑swing (UF) models that pivot inside their own track width, making them indispensable on crowded city streets, fenced backyards, and utility corridors where every inch counts. TianGe’s TGEC attachment line — buckets, breakers, augers, grapples, hydraulic thumbs, rippers and quick couplers — is conceived with the same compact mindset: lighter‑section steel where it doesn't compromise strength, reduced overhang to preserve the machine's natural balance, and hose routing that avoids snagging on the machine's narrow bodywork. We ship factory‑direct to contractors, utility crews, landscaping firms, rental houses and equipment dealers who know that a tool that fits the carrier's geometry is half the battle won.
Sunward’s design language prizes tight turning circles and minimal tail overhang, which means the attachment cannot become an afterthought. A bulky bucket or a breaker with an offset bracket can throw off the machine's centre of gravity, reduce slew speed, or even foul the cab during rotation. TGEC avoids these pitfalls by measuring each SWE model's arm‑end clearance, pin‑to‑boom distance, and rotation envelope, then sculpting attachments that nestle close to the dipper without compromising breakout power. The result is a tool that feels like an extension of the machine, not a clumsy add‑on — critical for rental fleets where operators of varying skill levels expect predictable behaviour.
Whether you are augering fence posts in a residential lot, trenching for irrigation lines, grading a commercial foundation, or picking debris with a grapple, the starting point is knowing your Sunward model's class and its intended duty cycle. The list below organises the SWE range by operating size and configuration, so you can quickly match your machine to the attachment weight class and mounting pattern that fits.
Sunward Excavator Models
Mini Excavators — Standard
Sunward SWE20F Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE60E Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE70E Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE80E9 Excavator
Mini Excavators — Compact Radius (CR / UF)
Sunward SWE18UF Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE25UF Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE35UF Mini Excavator · Sunward SWE60UF Compact Excavator · Sunward SWE90UF Compact Excavator
Medium Excavators
Sunward SWE135E Excavator · Sunward SWE155E Excavator · Sunward SWE215F Excavator · Sunward SWE235E Excavator · Sunward SWE245F Excavator
Large & Mining Excavators
Sunward SWE365E Excavator · Sunward SWE470E Excavator · Sunward SWE500E Mining Excavator · Sunward SWE750F Mining Excavator
Sunward also offers regional variants and earlier SWE models. TGEC can supply custom pin adapters and bracket shims for non‑standard machines — provide your serial number and we'll verify the interface dimensions.
TGEC Attachments for Sunward Excavators
How to Choose the Right Sunward Attachment
Start with the job site, not the spec sheet. If you are drilling holes for fence posts or planting trees, an auger with the correct flight diameter and a low‑speed, high‑torque motor is your priority. If you are clearing overgrown lots, a grapple or a thumb paired with a bucket will save labour costs. For foundation digging in clay, a heavy‑duty bucket with a wear‑resistant lip is non‑negotiable. And for demolition of driveways and small slabs, a hydraulic breaker with the right impact energy class and a silenced housing keeps noise complaints at bay.
Once you have the application in mind, check your Sunward's auxiliary hydraulic flow — but don't make it the sole criterion. Compact UF models often have lower flow (25‑40 L/min) that works perfectly with augers and thumbs, while standard mini excavators (SWE60‑SWE80) typically deliver 35‑55 L/min, enough for small breakers and rippers. Medium SWE135‑SWE245 machines offer 50‑80 L/min, handling larger breakers, grapples, and rotary tools. Large mining units exceed 100 L/min for high‑flow attachments like mulchers and rock wheels.
Equally important is the coupler type. Many newer Sunward excavators come with a quick‑hitch plate, while older or entry‑level models use direct pin‑on. TGEC builds each attachment with the correct pin spacing, ear thickness, and stop‑block location to match your specific machine, and we offer interchangeable brackets if you need to switch between pin‑on and quick‑coupler configurations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Sunward excavators are compatible with TGEC attachments?+
How do I choose the right attachment for my Sunward's hydraulic flow and machine size?+
Can I use TGEC attachments on older Sunward models like the SWE50 or SWE100?+
What do I need to know about Sunward's quick‑coupler system when selecting an attachment?+
Can I order a custom attachment for a specific Sunward excavator application?+
Sunward's SWE lineup is broad — we'll help you zero in on the right tool.
Tell us your Sunward model or serial number — even if you're not 100% sure. We'll verify the mounting geometry, confirm hydraulic compatibility, and send a shortlist of recommended attachments with performance data and pricing tailored to your machine.