NOTEBOOK: New Attachment Company Launches

A new attachment provider has entered the market in November. Ignite Attachments, based in Moorhead, Min., offers accessibly priced attachments and three point (3PT) implements for compact equipment in the agriculture, landscape, rental and construction industries in a digital, direct-to-consumer storefront.

According to the company, it aims to deliver on speed, quality and equipment compatibility with an upgraded customer experience. With its industry-leading e-commerce experience, featuring the Fit-Finder, Ignite targets professionals on a budget with a friendly price range between $219.99 and $4,199.99.

Ignite products are engineered to fit most compact equipment including compact tractors, loaders, excavators and more. Available starting today, the Ignite line-up includes: 

• Buckets for Skid Steer Loaders, Compact Track Loaders and Mini Loaders
• Compact Tractor 3PT Implements, including Angle Blades, Box Blades, Rakes, Rotary Cutters, Snow Blowers and Tillers
• Pallet Fork Assemblies
• Mini Excavator (MX) Buckets & Couplers

“With Ignite, we’ve harnessed the spirit of working smarter, not harder,” said Business Director Trisha Pearson. “We saw an opportunity to provide a better experience, all around, for customers who demand more value. Simply put, our mission is to give consumers the right fit for the right price, right when folks need it to get the job done.”

In addition to 56 products at launch, Ignite's e-commerce experience  sets it apart from its competition by providing customers with transparent inventory availability, pricing models and the proprietary Fit-Finder— an attachment finder that ensures each Ignite product fits its intended carrier and use. Ignite's Fit-Finder tool compares the specs of the carrier and the attachment to determine compatibility. The Fit-Finder interface delivers on ease of service and eliminates the need for holds or callbacks with the entire process accessible from its mobile-friendly site.

“The value attachments sector has been stagnant for a long time and has failed to change with the times. Products from nearly every other category can be purchased online with a few taps on a smartphone, but this sector has been left behind,” said Matt Foley, Lead Engineer. “Ignite is here to challenge that status quo. Whether our customers are looking to replace worn attachments or add versatility to their equipment, we are dedicated to helping them get more done for less and faster.”

According to the company, the brand plans to deliver a continuous pipeline of new products that broaden its portfolio and speaks to consumers’ ever-evolving needs, while never compromising on compatibility, affordability and quality.

Mike Zawacki is editor of Snow Magazine.