Adelaide Hydraulics · Industrial attachments and service

A catalogue of 30 attachments, each one a page a buyer can land on.

Closeup of a front end loader bucket

The brief

Specialists since 1973, building custom front end loader and excavator attachments for OEMs. The range is the business, and a range that wide does not survive being flattened into a downloadable brochure.

What we built

Every attachment gets its own page. Buckets are broken out the way a buyer thinks about them: 4-in-1 multi-purpose, high dump, rock and quarry, side tip, stemming, grapple, light material, sieve, scrap metal, and a defence multi-purpose variant. Quick hitches, forks, material handling arms, rear rippers, dozer blades, stick rakes, pipe grapples and man cages sit alongside them.

A second axis runs across the range by industry, so civil engineering, mining, forestry, building and construction, earthmoving, defence, agriculture and demolition each have a way in. Someone who knows they need a high dump bucket and someone who only knows they work in quarries both arrive somewhere useful. Staff profiles put names to the people who take the calls, and the yard is on a map.

The engineering

The catalogue is structured data rather than a set of hand-built pages, so a new attachment is an entry, not a rebuild. Each product page carries its own title, description and heading structure, which is what makes a search for a specific bucket type land on the bucket rather than the homepage. The front end is written for this site (no page-builder, no purchased theme) and the enquiry form routes to the people who quote.

Live at

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Built by

Matthias Law

In partnership with

KS Design → (opens in a new tab)

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