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            An OilQuick coupler is allowing ARDemolition
          
        
        
          
            to rapidly and easily switch attachments
          
        
        
          
            to process differentmaterials during the
          
        
        
          
            demolition of an aluminium production line
          
        
        
          
            New jaw at Cheshire
          
        
        
          Macclesfield, UK, based Cheshire Demolition has recently expanded its crushing capabilities
        
        
          through the addition of a Terex Finlay J-1170mobile jaw crusher supplied by dealer Finlay
        
        
          Central, following on from the acquisition of a J-1160 jaw and an 883 screen from the
        
        
          samemanufacturer. The company has one of the largest reclamation yards in the north-
        
        
          west of England and offers the full line of demolition services as well as skip hire.
        
        
          The company originally bought the newmachine for use at its yard, but now it is also
        
        
          used on site. Most recently, it processed 15,000 tonnes to deliver Class 6F2 product at
        
        
          a rate of 200 tonnes per hour that will be used for ground restoration on site tomake it
        
        
          suitable for redevelopment.
        
        
          The J-1170 uses a hydrostatically driven jaw chamber that Finlay says delivers high
        
        
          capacity with large reduction ratios. Its configuration can be set up specifically for
        
        
          processing construction and demolition waste, or for use in quarrying applications. It also
        
        
          features a heavy duty variable speed grizzly feeder and integrated prescreen that the
        
        
          company claims delivers high production throughput in demolition and recycling applications,
        
        
          as well as inmining and quarrying.
        
        
          
            The Terex Finlay J-1170was initially acquired for yardwork but nowmoves from site to site aswell
          
        
        
          The solution for these rapid tool changes
        
        
          came in the shapeof theOilQuick system.
        
        
          OilQuick is an automatic coupler that permits
        
        
          hydraulicwork tools tobe connected and
        
        
          disconnecteddirectly from thedriver’s cab,
        
        
          allowing theoperator to changebetween
        
        
          variouswork toolswithin seconds.
        
        
          ARDemolitionmanagingdirectorRichard
        
        
          Dolman commented thatwhereas they
        
        
          wouldusuallyneedmore thanonemachine
        
        
          on site, all fittedwithdifferent attachments
        
        
          to carryout ademolition contract, only
        
        
          onemachine isnow required. In terms of
        
        
          financial gainsRichard said that this offers
        
        
          themain advantage since thismeans lower
        
        
          fuel, servicing andmaintenance costs.AR
        
        
          Demolition isnow looking to the futurewith a
        
        
          further investment inOilQuick for its fleet of
        
        
          larger 40 tonnemachines.
        
        
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            Shredding in one pass
          
        
        
          
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          orthern Ireland-basedEdge
        
        
          Innovatehas introduced anew
        
        
          basket system for its Slayer
        
        
          XL shredder that allowsmaterial tobe
        
        
          shredded to the required size in just one
        
        
          pass.Available in sizes from50mm (2
        
        
          inch) to250mm (10 inch) depending
        
        
          on customer requirements, the system
        
        
          canbyquickly removedor exchanged for
        
        
          different aperture screens.
        
        
          Edge’s Slayer canbedeployed
        
        
          inprimaryor secondary shredding
        
        
          applications becauseof its robust
        
        
          design and resistance todifficult-to-
        
        
          shredmaterials. TheXL range canbe
        
        
          suppliedwithup to12different shaft
        
        
          configurations to allow it tobeused
        
        
          across awide rangeof applications.
        
        
          Trampmetal cycles and intelligent load
        
        
          sensingpreventsdamage and resulting
        
        
          downtime.
        
        
          Thenew shredding chamber
        
        
          configuration comeswithbolt-on tools
        
        
          with two cutting edges (doubling tooth
        
        
          life), heavydutypipeunit shafts and
        
        
          optional toothbreaker bar. Thenew
        
        
          cutting edges on thebolt-on tools enable
        
        
          theSlayerBasket System toboth cut and
        
        
          shred. These characteristics allow it to
        
        
          processdifficult tohandlematerials such
        
        
          as carpets, tires andmattresses at ahigh
        
        
          throughput capacitybut at low engine
        
        
          output.
        
        
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            The basket system for Edge Innovate’s
          
        
        
          
            Slayer XL shredder is availablewith
          
        
        
          
            apertures from 50mm to 250mm
          
        
        
          
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