MARKET REPORT CONCRETE LAYING, CUTTING & FINISHING
Latest products Husqvarna concrete operation grows
Henric Andersson, President of Husqvarna Construction Products, reports that the Division’s Concrete Surface & Floors operation has grown considerably during the past two years. This follows the acquisition of companies such as resin bond polishing equipment manufacturer Diamond Tools Supply (DTS), Pullman Ermator which makes dust and slurry management systems, and HTC which offers solutions for grinding and polishing concrete floors. Husqvarna also acquired Atlas Copco’s business in light compaction
and concrete placement equipment and the aim is to offer a comprehensive range for the entire process, from soil compaction to a finished concrete floor. One of the most recent developments is the incorporation of the former Atlas Copco line-up into the range, sporting Husqvarna’s orange livery, including tamping rammers, soil and asphalt plate compactors, reversible plates, duplex rollers, concrete vibrators, screeds and trowels.
www.husqvarnacp.co.uk Bartell launches diamond product range
Lincoln-based surface preparation equipment specialist, Bartell Global, is launching a new division to offer a range of diamond cutting and drilling consumable products, headed by Diamond Sales Manager Terry Grinstead, pictured. The diamond blade range encompasses six individual categories to enable a user to
accurately and cost-effectively select the correct blade for the type of material they are preparing to cut. Bartell has produced an easy-to-interpret catalogue to aid blade identification. A series of wet and dry core drills will also be available.
01673 860709 Full range from Trelawny
Trelawny SPT manufactures a range of surface preparation equipment designed for various concrete construction tasks. Traditionally known for its air tools, the company has in recent years expanded its product range to include floor planers, scabblers, grinders and tile lifting equipment for the hire industry. It says that,
whether levelling uneven floors, removing old coatings or taking up tiles, it offers a wide selection of machines in electric, petrol and pneumatic variants. Models are available with
integrated dust take-off ports and vibration reduction technology. 01926 883781
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www.bartellglobal.com High-performance Hilti
For breaking hardened concrete, Hilti’s TE 2000-AVR demolition hammer weighs 14.5kg and delivers 35 joules of impact energy with 1,800 impacts per minute, leading to a quoted removal rate of up to three tonnes per hour. The manufacturer says the tool is an effective alternative to traditional electric 30kg demolition hammers and it has an HAV rating of 4.8m/s². When used with the TE DRS-B dust removal system and a Hilti
M-class vacuum, the system removes up to 95% of hazardous fine dust from the point of impact. It has been designed for the demolition of concrete floors that are less than 20cm in depth, as well as thin slab and screed demolition and exposing rebar.
0800 886 100
www.hilti.co.uk/te2000
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