Werk-Brau Co. Inc., a manufacturer of buckets and attachments for excavators and loaders, celebrates its 75th anniversary with activities and events throughout the year for customers, dealers and employees. Respected for its innovative specialty products for the heavy equipment industry, the company has been family owned and operated since its inception. The core vision upon
The new Werk-Brau frost and rock ripper features a single point tooth that is engineered specifically for penetration, to pre-rip frozen ground, pavement or other tough soils that exceed a buckets recommended duty. The versatile ripper also is ideal for removing stumps, roots, rebar and more. Constructed of T-1 steel in all critical or high wear areas
Werk-Brau has introduced the Grubber, which slices roots and extracts brush in one easy motion. Constructed with an extra heavy duty upper channel, AR400 steel cutting edges, and triple pass welds on the high stress areas, Grubber models are available to fit most excavator sizes and classes, including minis. Available with a replaceable bolt-on edge V-edge
Every arm’s angle has to be just right to raise the dumping height by 24 inches, improving loading tall mixers, trucks If geometry is key to coaxing the most work from a front loader bucket, then Werk-Brau engineers must have studied hard and earned good grades. The all-new roll-out bucket employs some unique structural and
New Werk-Brau pavement removal buckets are designed to easily wedge under pavement, maximizing the force of the excavator to quickly and easily remove pavement slabs. The C-type profile and inclined sides aid the prying action and expedite the removal of broken concrete and pavement slabs. Bottom wear straps provide extra protection and allow a long service
Williams Land Clearing uses earthmovers and attachments to clear a 25-acre tree-filled lot on a subdivision project just outside Raleigh, NC. For 18 years, Williams Land Clearing has been clearing the way for residential and commercial development across North Carolina. From logging to stumping, from clearing to hauling, Williams is the first team on site
