Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc., a leading earthmoving and material handling equipment manufacturer, announced its partnership with Werk-Brau, a well known attachment manufacturer, to now provide a wider array of attachment options to its customers.

Werk-Brau offers a complete line of reliable O.E.M. and replacement attachments for construction equipment including heavy duty excavator and mini-excavator buckets, ditch cleaning and draining buckets, hydraulic and mechanical quick couplers and hydraulic and manual thumbs. All Werk-Brau attachments are known for being robust and durable, built with high quality steel, for a long operating life, according to the manufacturer.

Hyundai’s partnership with Werk-Brau will allow customers to purchase Hyundai equipment with Werk-Brau attachments through Hyundai’s dealer network. Werk-Brau will be responsible for the timing and delivery of all products directly to the customer’s locations.

Since 1947, Werk-Brau has manufactured products for the heavy equipment industry. All communications regarding products and warranties purchased by the customer shall be directed to Werk-Brau. For more information, visit werk-brau.com.

Hyundai Construction Equipment Americas Inc. offers earthmoving equipment including hydraulic excavators, wheel loaders and skid steer loaders as well as material handling equipment including electric, diesel, internal combustion cushion and internal combustion pneumatic forklifts. Hyundai also recently introduced its first attachment line of hydraulic breakers.

For more information, call 877/509-2254 or visit www.hceamericas.com.

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