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With an impres- sive power-to-weight ratio, the Brokk D has the muscle to tackle brok concrete structures while eliminating the need for expensive shoring. It’s also extremely effective for open- space work. Brokk cutting floor in the U. Removal of filters and primary lining in underground duct. Decommissioning at Tokai Power Station. Related Searches Hydraulic breaker Demolition shears Demolition robot Bunching grab Remote-controlled demolition robot Orange peel grab Compact demolition robot Excavator grab Sorting grab Hydraulic cutter head for excavator Hand-held breaker Demolition grapple Vertical breaker Excavator demolition grapple Drilling brokj Hydraulic brokkk shears Electric drilling unit Spraying machine Standard tooth bucket Concrete spraying machine.
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Compare models Attachments Custom machines Older models: Brokk 90 with the hydraulic drill. Movie clips Brokk stripping rotary kiln Brokk in cement kiln. Brokk with side anling device in the metro of Paris. Movie clips Brokk in tunnel de la Nerthe in France. Brokk with pneumatic drill in Barcelona, Spain.
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It outperforms conven- tional excavators several times heavier with both its breaking power and its ability to get into tight spaces. Heavy construction demolition; cleaning of ladles, kilns, and furnaces; slag removal and stripping of linings in cement and lime kilns. Brokk being lifted to the working site. Movie clips Brokk R with force feedback system. Brokk with steel beam manipulator lifting support beams. Brokk with scabbler.
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Case stories West Valley Project clears nuclear waste speedily and under budget. Brokk demolishing a hot cell behind acrylic glass screen Brokk removes concrete layer in cooling ponds. Brokk with drilling equimpent Brokk working in the subway in Stockholm, Sweden. As with its electric-powered family members, the Brokk D is remote-controlled, providing a safe, ergonomie working en- vironment for the operator.
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AOD furnace mouth cleaning in Taigang. The powerful, environmental-friendly diesel engine makes it perfect for heavy-duty demolition in places that lack a power supply. Renovation of bridge in Poland.
For work in extreme environments, it can be ordered with a stainless steel hood, heat resistant hoses, extra cylinder protection and an air-cooling system. Brokk 90 cleaning cement silos with a vacuum tool. Emptying and demolition of waste bunkers. Brokk in Dublin digging out voids behind the tunnel lining for storage of fire equipment.