The cutting edge solution for quality proven and world leading forestry attachments.
Cut more trees. Cut harder woods. Cut ground level.
Since 1930 Dymax have designed and manufactured work tool attachments for construction machinery. For five generations the Balderson family has helped Dymax customers by listening to their needs.
Their success is rooted in “out-of-the-box thinking” about how steel and related materials can be designed to produce exceptional results and make the world a better place.
Built tough, proven on demanding worksites, and trusted across Australasia.
With over 150 years of family history in manufacturing, the Balderson’s have stayed committed to the brand’s out-of-the-box thinking”, about how steel and related materials can be designed to produce exceptional results and make the world a better place.
Dymax attachments are engineered to survive the harshest environments – forestry, demolition, mining, and heavy civil. Their products are known for long service life, reinforced construction, and components that hold up under relentless daily use.
From the Ballast Blaster to Rail Rider hi‑rail systems, Dymax designs attachments that solve real‑world problems. Their engineering focuses on faster cycles, cleaner cuts, safer handling, and reduced downtime. Every product is built to help operators work smarter, not harder.
Local technical specialists, parts inventory and after-sales service.
Explore Boss Attachments’ heavy-duty product range engineered for performance, durability, and demanding worksites across Australasia.
A Dymax Excavator Tree Shear is the perfect tool for forest utility work, hazardous fuel removal from forest lands, plantation thinning of acacia and eucalyptus, biomass fuels production and trimming limbs and trees for roadside maintenance and site development or alongside railroad tracks.
Talk to the Boss team for expert advice on the best brand and attachment solution for your equipment and project needs.
Boss tooling is specified across the full spectrum of heavy industry — wherever uptime, output and operator safety define the bottom line.
