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NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2013
COMPACT EQUIPMENT
Brokk AB
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Box 730, 931 27 Skellefteå
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CEMENT
PROCESS
NUCLEAR
TUNNELING
MINING
CONSTRUCTION
UNBEATABLE
PERFORMANCE
Nobody beats Brokk
when it comes to demolition
at reconstructions or renovations of residential,
commercial or industrial facilities. This remote-
controlled, electric powerhouse combines
impressive hitting power with an outstanding
reach, while the operator works at a safe distance
from vibrations and falling debris.
Brokk is so light that it can work even on weak
floors. So clever that it can take the stairs (or the
elevator) between floors. So effective that you see
the difference on the bottom line. In each project.
the company claims that thanks to the LUDV
hydraulic system from Bosch-Rexroth, they
have 32 kN of traction. This system is also
said to allow proportional distribution and
maximum control and comfort for the driver.
Yanmar says the loaders allow easy access to
all components, filters and hydraulic pumps,
while their cabins can easily be removed to
facilitate maintenance.
CARRYING TOOLS
The Ditch Witch SK755 compact tool carrier
is replacing the SK650, and features several
upgrades.
Ditch Witch said that responding to
customer input, it had incorporated design
improvements into the new model to
increase productivity, operator comfort and
performance in tough conditions.
The Ditch Witch SK755 compact tool carrier replaces
the SK650
Kubota has launched its first excavator with a Stage
IIIB engine. The 8 tonne class KX80-4 is fitted with a
Kubota engine using a common rail injection system
and a diesel particulate filter (DPF)
The new SK model offers up to 362 kg
(796.4 lb) lift capacity and a 2 m (6.6 ft)
lift height for better loading capabilities.
Manoeuvrability around the jobsite has also
been improved with a claimed 30% more
centre ground clearance and an innovative
high-drive track system featuring bolt-on
sprockets, wide track rollers and replaceable
spindles. The system is said to make it easy to
convert from a narrow to wide track stance and
allows operators to rotate tracks and achieve
up to 40% longer track life.
An ergonomic operator’s station features
easy-to-use controls with an optional single-
level joystick. A two-way auxiliary control foot
pedal for the attachment is designed to free up
the user’s hands to control depth and ground
speed and the operator platform has been
enlarged by 50%.
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