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NEW RANGE OF SHAFT AND TUNNELLING TOOLS UNVEILED B
rokk now offers a range of attachments ideally suited for shaft and tunnelling
applications. The attachments are perfectly matched with the firm’s remote-controlled demolition robots to provide the best possible performance, allowing contractors to excel in underground and confined space operations. The range of attachments includes Brokk’s BHB hydraulic breaker series, as well as drum cutters, buckets, TEI Rock Drill series and the C20 Rock Splitter series. “Demolition is often the first thing that comes to mind when people think of Brokk, but our customers prove, time and again, that with the right attachment these machines are capable of so much more,” said Lars Lindgren, president of Brokk. “From opening a face to installing rock bolts, our machines provide productivity
The BHB series includes eight
and safety throughout the tunnel development process.” The robots are engineered starting at the tip of the breaker for maximum compatibility. This includes reducing back pressure and optimising machine oil flow, oil pressure and down pressure to allow for more hydraulic power while using less energy. The result is that pound for pound, the demolition robots provide the highest power-to-weight ratios, allowing contractors to substitute robots for much larger excavators, and achieve the same removal rates.
breaker models, starting with the 50kg BHB 55 breaker for the compact Brokk 70 and going all the way up to the 1,500kg BHB 1500 for the new 900, which is ideal for heavy-duty tunnel and demolition applications. For detailed excavation applications such as contouring and trenching, Brokk’s drum cutters offer an ideal solution. For the Brokk 70, contractors have an option between the BDC 40, with a 15.2in cutting width, and RT 15-40 model with a cutting width of 4.7in. The BDC 50 pairs seamlessly with the Brokk 110, 120DII and 170 to provide a cutting depth of 0-1.2in at a width of 18.9in. The BDC 100 works with larger models..
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