Steelwrist in the media

Gearing up for the next 20 years of commitment to efficiency for excavators
Plant Planet magazine, December 13, 2024

In 2025 Steelwrist celebrates 20 years in business. Founded in Sweden back in 2005 manufacturing tiltrotators, quick couplers and work tools for excavators, the company has grown significantly since then, quickly becoming the global player it is today. Read about how Steelwrist has developed the tiltrotator technology and built a strong brand in the industry.

Building Effective Communication: Insights from Steelwrist’s Stefan Stockhaus
Demolition & Recycling International, Industry Insights, November 7, 2024

“By establishing clear values, direct communication, and accountability, Steelwrist has crafted a cohesive and resilient team culture that drives both internal harmony and competitive success. Stefan’s insights into building a high-trust workplace, one where openness and shared goals eliminate the guesswork, provide a practical model that any contractor seeking sustainable growth can appreciate—and apply.”

TRS Boomsafe and Steelwrist introduce automated attachment changes
Quarry Magazine, October 25, 2024

“Total Rockbreaking Solutions (TRS) has unveiled a new solution for attachment changeovers in crushing plants which aims to minimise downtime and increase safety and productivity. TRS BoomSafe boom control system has been programmed to work with the SteelWrist fully automatic quick couplers that allow fully automatic attachment changes, eliminating the need for manual intervention.”

‘Significant step forward’: Steelwrist’s new North American headquarters
Quarry, June 17, 2024

A star is born
Awesome Eartmovers Magazine, May 2024

Includes a link to the video with CEO Stefan Stockhaus talking about the new XTR20 tiltrotator.

Steelwrist Tiltrotators: More than just a product
Earthmovers Magazine, March 21, 2024

Australian Civil Solutions maximises productivity with Steelwrist
Earthmoving Equipment Magazine, December 15, 2023

“Tiltrotators turn excavators into Swiss Army knives, says Tom Daly. Having that 360-degree rotating head on there means your excavator doesn’t have to work as hard. The tiltrotator does maybe 50 per cent of the work in some applications. They’re a real innovation.”

It’s all in the wrist

Earthmoving Equipment Magazine, September 27, 2023

Hitachi ZX85USB-5 and Pinnacle Civil and Rail
Landscape Contractor, August 31, 2023

“Because we have to go into tight spaces, we don’t have the freedom to be in big machines,” Lloyd Johnston explained. “That’s why we went with the Steelwrist package with Hitachi – generally we have a lot of space restraints on what we do. The smaller machine gives us the freedom to get in and out of tight work areas, and the tilt rotator lets us dig at multiple angles and reach the places we need to reach.”