We learned it the hard way so you can have it easy.

We built the first robust prototype to answer one question: does this idea work in real ground?

Not on paper. Not in theory. In the field.

A new prototype was built under the ViaCity name – and it worked. We thought it was „done“. It turned out it was only the beginning.

Through the DMK program, the prototype grew into a finished product. The international brand and business model took shape — and we started building a product line, not just a single tool.

Dipperfox officially launched with the first model: SC 850 Pro.

Built for heavy work and high volumes — the kind of jobs where time per stump matters.

We introduced SC 600 for medium-size machines.

And we improved serviceability where it counts: double-sided blades, so wear parts last longer and swaps are easier.

We launched SC 400 for smaller carriers – tight access, urban work, and contractors who want professional results without bringing oversized machines to small cities.

We tightened production processes and improved reliability.

Less „nice idea,“ more „works every day“.

We introduced a reinforced, clog-resistant tip design and pushed development further. This is also where we started stepping into new markets with more confidence and a stronger product range.

We focused on building a better backbone: maximum use of ERP, and a restart of robotic welding.

The goal is simple: more consistent quality and smoother production.

Same direction, more discipline: build tougher, simplify service, and keep listening to the people using the equipment daily.