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Bobcat develops new app to help customers find attachments and tool carriers

Bobcat, part of the Doosan Company, is a global leader in construction equipment. (Image source: Bobcat Inc.)

Construction company Bobcat has developed a new app to support the company?s ?Tough Jobs? attachment campaign, designed to help customers find the right Bobcat attachment and tool carrier for their application

Bobcat, part of the Doosan Company, a global leader in construction equipment; said the app will provide the user with a fingertip tour of the complete range of Bobcat attachments.

The app, called World of Attachments, will feature a unique range of more than 70 different Bobcat attachment families to choose from, with Bobcat compact loaders being used for multiple applications on work sites, keeping required investment down and minimising the amount of manpower and machinery required.

In the Bobcat World of Attachments app, the complete Bobcat attachments range has been organised based on application areas and product categories. There are eight main application areas that have been employed including agriculture; forestry; landscaping; construction & demolition; road work; lifting & handling and grading & levelling.

Bobcat have said its app is available in 26 languages as a free download for iOS and Android tablets on the App Store and Google Play Store and also available as a free download for PCs.

The new app uses a simple navigation system to allow the user to browse through the different application markets and discover the breadth and versatility of the Bobcat attachments that can be used in these markets. These are cross-referenced for compatibility with all the products in the Bobcat range, including not only Bobcat skid-steer and compact tracked loaders, but also Bobcat compact excavators and Bobcat telescopic handlers.

The app will also feature pop-ups, a gallery of selected images that shows the attachment in application and a specification table for the attachment and a compatibility table for the attachment with the full range of Bobcat loaders, excavators and telehandlers.

As part of the Tough Jobs promotion, Bobcat is also working alongside dealers throughout Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), to host live demonstration events to promote the use of some of the company?s more specialist attachments.

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