Steelwrist and Inmalo to co-operate on couplers

05 May 2020

Inmalo, a leading supplier of hydraulic excavator attachments in the United Kingdom, has signed a co-operation agreement with Steelwrist for the supply of fully automatic couplers and attachment interfaces.

Steelwrist SQ coupler

Steelwrist said its SQ system is suitable for all types of excavators

Demand for fully automatic coupler systems in the UK demolition industry has been growing for some time, and Inmalo will now be offering the range of quick couplers and attachment adaptors from the Steelwrist SQ product line. The SQ system is suitable for all types of excavators.

“We are a leading supplier of demolition attachments and dust suppression systems so the synergy between the current equipment and the Steelwrist coupler is clear,” said Inmalo director Charles Polak.

“We chose Steelwrist due to their leading product innovation, safety features and compatibility across the broadest range of attachments and carriers.”

Steelwrist quick couplers are known for safety features such as Front Pin Lock, robust steel cast design, and allowing the customer to change hydraulic powered work tools in seconds without leaving the cab.

Steelwrist CEO Stefan Stockhaus said: “We see rapid growth for our fully automatic coupler systems on all our markets. With Inmalo now joining the SQ fully automatic coupler train, we can give the UK demolition sector increased access to efficient solutions and great support.”

The agreement includes the possibility for Inmalo to offer SQ fully automatic interface for demolition tools and Steelwrist SQ quick couplers for excavators

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