TAG forms Strategic Partnership with RodRadar
RodRadar and TAG Manufacturing Announce Strategic Partnership to Expand Live Dig Radar® Bucket Production in North America
February 11, 2026
The joint solution will be presented at: CONEXPO and ARA Events
Chattanooga, TN & Rinatya, Israel – February 10, 2026: RodRadar, the industry pioneer behind Live Dig Radar® (LDR), the first real-time underground utility strike avoidance technology embedded in excavation equipment, and TAG Manufacturing, Inc. (TAG MFG), a leading manufacturer of high-quality attachments for excavators and other heavy machinery, today announced a manufacturing partnership to support the growing demand for RodRadar’s solutions across North America.
Under this collaboration, TAG MFG will become RodRadar’s second North American LDR bucket manufacturing partner, joining an existing production partner to accelerate delivery of RodRadar’s integrated LDR Excavate™ buckets to construction contractors and equipment dealers. As demand for its real-time utility awareness and strike prevention technology continues to rise, this partnership expands capacity and ensures stronger regional support for customers throughout North America.
RodRadar’s patented Live Dig Radar system embeds advanced ground-penetrating radar and AI-driven sensing directly into excavator buckets – empowering operators to “see” underground utilities in real time during excavation, improving jobsite safety, reducing costly strikes, and increasing productivity without disrupting workflow.
“We are excited to welcome TAG Manufacturing as a key partner in scaling our LDR bucket production,” said Moshe Dalman, CEO and Co-Founder of RodRadar. “TAG combines best-in-class attachment manufacturing with the speed and capacity needed to support accelerating demand, making them an ideal partner as we scale our presence across North America. As we look ahead to 2026, our goal is clear: Zero Strikes should be the new standard. Together, we will redefine what safe, confident excavation looks like in the field.”
“Partnering with RodRadar aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver innovative, resilient equipment solutions that help customers tackle tough jobs with confidence,” said Herb Aten, CEO of TAG Manufacturing. “We’re proud to support RodRadar’s LDR technology and to help make real-time underground utility detection more accessible to construction contractors throughout North America. This partnership reflects our shared focus on quality, performance, and customer success.”
TAG Manufacturing brings wealth of experience building durable, field-proven excavator buckets, couplers, and attachments. Their reputation for quality and responsiveness adds strategic strength to RodRadar’s manufacturing ecosystem.
The partnership underscores both companies’ commitment to expanding adoption of LDR-equipped buckets and to meeting the substantial market demand for enhanced safety and utility strike avoidance solutions across the construction and civil infrastructure sectors.
About RodRadar
RodRadar is a technology innovator on a mission to eliminate underground utility strikes through real-time detection and avoidance solutions. Its patented Live Dig Radar® platform embeds ground-penetrating radar and advanced sensing into excavation tools, enabling operators to work smarter, safer, and more efficiently. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in Israel, RodRadar partners with leading manufacturers, distributors, and contractors worldwide to transform excavation safety and productivity.
About TAG Manufacturing, Inc. (“TAG MFG”)
TAG Manufacturing, Inc. is a U.S.-based manufacturer of high-quality heavy equipment attachments, delivering fast, rugged, and reliable solutions for excavators, loaders, and other machinery. Since 2005, TAG MFG has specialized in application-specific buckets, couplers, thumbs, and specialty attachments built to perform in demanding conditions. Proudly made in Tennessee, TAG serves leading dealers, rental fleets, and equipment owners across North America.
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