Cutting attachments

Sandvik cutting attachments

Sandvik multi-purpose cutting attachments are hydraulic-powered cutting heads that can be mounted on excavators quickly and easily. These efficient, geometrically optimized cutting heads can be used in a number of applications, including production, scaling, tunnel rehabilitation, roadway leveling, trenching and demolition.

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The models range from the relatively light-weight Sandvik MA520 for roughly 20-ton carrier vehicles to the heavy-duty model Sandvik MA720 for 45-ton carriers. Quick-change coupling between the shovel/hammer and attachment makes these cutting heads truly productive tools for any mining or construction application. Thanks to very low maintenance requirements and minimal operating costs, they are also a highly cost-effective solution.

Sandvik MA720 cutting attachment

MA720 Cutting attachment

Sandvik MA720 hydraulic cutting attachment is an aggressive, geometrically optimized transversal cutting heads are efficient in various applications, such as scaling, tunnel rehabilitation, demolition work, as well as production in soft materials and underwater applications​. It's designed to be mounted on suitable excavators to extend their range.

Sandvik MA620 cutting attachment

MA620 Cutting attachment

Sandvik MA620 hydraulic cutting attachment is designed to be mounted on suitable excavators to extend their range. This aggressive, geometrically optimized transversal cutting head is efficient in various applications, such as scaling, tunnel rehabilitation, demolition work, as well as production in soft materials and underwater applications.

Sandvik MA520 cutting attachment

MA520 Cutting attachment

Sandvik MA520 hydraulic cutting attachment is designed to be mounted on suitable excavators to extend their range. These aggressive, geometrically optimized transversal cutting heads are efficient in various applications, such as scaling, tunnel rehabilitation, demolition work, as well as production in soft materials and underwater applications.​​​

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