When precision matters, a thumb bucket from engcon transforms your excavator into a versatile material-handling machine.
Designed for secure gripping and controlled movement,* our thumb buckets give you the confidence to lift, sort, and position materials efficiently—no matter the job site conditions.
From demolition and forestry to recycling and landscaping, our thumb buckets are built to deliver reliability, durability, and superior performance every day.
* Requires EC-Oil
DB05T | DB08T | |
|---|---|---|
Height, fully open A/closed C (inch) | 44.5/29.4 | 56.8/36.9 |
Length B (inch) | 38.4 | 48.6 |
Width D (inch) | 24 | 31.5 |
Grab force (lbf) | 2,293 | 2,428 |
Max hydraulic pressure (psi) | 3,190 | 3,190 |
Weight (lbs) | 377 | 851 |
Volume (y³) | 0.17 | 0.39 |
Quick coupler standard | S40 | S45 |
Recommended machine weight (lbs) | 8,800 | 15,400 |

Working with a tiltrotator saves time, cuts the fuel consumption, reduces the need for manpower and machine wear, and the precision of the manoeuvres makes you waste less material.

A tiltrotator also increases safety around the machine due to its high manoeuvrability and low space requirements. It significantly reduces the need for manual work, for instance the use of shovels and rakes.

The tiltrotator easily tilts and rotates attachments as required, regardless of the machine’s position. In addition to ordinary buckets, the machine can also be fitted with many different tools and replace several other machines at the same work site.

The reduced need to move the machine around means greatly reduced environmental impact by cutting fuel consumption and at the same time less damage to the ground. Since you can dig around obstacles and in narrow spaces, there’s less need to move obstructing objects.

With a tiltrotator and EC-Oil system, the operator retains control and comfort in the working environment without leaving the cabin to attach hydraulic tools, which also increases safety.
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