Renowned throughout Australia as a high quality and innovative manufacturer of buckets, quick hitches and other earthmoving attachments.
The Salmon Buckets & Attachments (SBA) range of buckets and attachments is designed to improve the on-site productivity, efficiency and safety. Our products have a proven track record and is repeatedly trusted by the world’s Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs).
From engineering and manufacturing, to delivery and customer service, every member of the SBA team recognises that high quality products and satisfied clients are at the heart of what we do, and why we do it. Our long and broad list of repeat clients is testament to our commitment and focus.
Salmon Buckets & Attachments has almost 40 years’ experience and we’re ‘always in front’. With a 50 strong team, across two Australian locations, SBA has the capability, experience and expertise to service clients around the country.
Salmon Buckets Australia (SBA) have provided us with quality earthmoving attachments for the past 3 years. As a local business they offer a great product and initial sales and after sales service which makes dealing with them a seamless exercise. Their products perform beyond expectation, and nothing is ever too hard for Jake and Adam and their helpful team. In this our 60th year of business, Robson are proud to be supporting SBA and the McGrath Foundation with our purchase of 3 x “McGrath Foundation pink” tilt hitches and MUD buckets to go on three recently purchased CAT 30t excavators. This will definitely make us stand out on a job site! Congratulations SBA on providing us with another quality product.
Mike and the team at SBA have been supplying excavator buckets and Tilt Hitches to BK Civil Group for 6 years and have consistently provided top shelf products and services. They stand behind their products and their follow up communications allow for a seamless and hassle-free experience. All of this at rates that won’t make your accountant cry. We look forward to sharing another great year with SBA.
