On Aug. 24, 2017, Edge launched a new website, EDGEAttach.com, that features product videos, specifications, photos and a robust dealer locator.

Edge, a brand of Manitou Group, provides more than 2,500 attachments for compact equipment including skid steers, track loaders, excavators and articulated loaders. The attachments are vital to numerous markets, such as agriculture, construction, rental and landscaping, to increase versatility and productivity. From buckets and grapples, to hay handling and snow removal, Edge attachments are available for most compact equipment brands and can be used for a wide range of tasks and operations.

“We listened to feedback from our dealers and customers to redesign a website that shows the full breath of our quality Edge branded offerings,” said Daniel Villegas, Manitou Americas parts and attachments sales manager. “With this revamped tool, we can now provide value-added resources such as specification sheets, product videos and full visibility of our specialized products.”

The new EDGEAttach.com website features easy to use navigation tabs that allow the user to view attachments by a specific market, specification or feature. The extensive product database also is searchable by description or part number, and new photos and videos demonstrate applications for each attachment.

Edge attachments are available for purchase through authorized dealers, all of which are trusted industry experts with extensive product knowledge and understanding of equipment capabilities. The new EDGEAttach.com website lets users search for nearby dealer locations or sign up to become an Edge dealer.

For more information, visit EDGEAttach.com.

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