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Special Feature:

New Mobile Recycling Equipment

page: 14-22

Reports:

A New European Giant

Special Feature:

New Breakers

pages: 26-32

pages: 70-72 Reports:

The Way the Cookie Should Crumble page: 74-76 Reports:

Dutch Genuineness page: 80-81

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New Board Elected at Annual US Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association meeting page: 82

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CONTENTS PDi • issue no. 2-2010 April - May Volume 10

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Exhibit space sales strong for 2011 CONEXPO-CON/AGG and IFPE ZF Passau awarded as best supplier for construction machinery systems worldwide

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D-Drill appoints new Plymouth branch manager

Bushmarin assumes new PDi sales duties

Rest of the world Contact the PDi head office.

Hi-Cycle Technology Evolution

Business

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“Time for the big gathering”

Arjes Atlas Copco CMT Blastrac with Diamatic Breaker Technology Brokk Bobcat Brunner & Lay Caterpillar Cedima Chicago Pneumatic Conjet range and new products Demarec Demco Technic Doosan Dr. Schulze Dustcontrol EDT Eurodima Finmac Demolition FRD Europe Heger Diamond Tools Hilti HTC Sweden AB Husqvarna Construction Products Hydro-Tec GmbH ICS Blount Klindex Lissmac Sase and MKS Funke Montabert OilQuick Pullman Ermator AB Ramtec Rockster Recycler Rubble Master Saint-Gobain Abrasive Sandvik Scanmaskin Schwamborn Shinhan Diamond Industrial SIMA

Solga Diamant Pentruder Trevi Benne Tyrolit WideCut

“Nothing is impossible for Shinhan and ARIX”

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The European Giant! The way the cookie should crumble ADEL providing European quality on the Russian scale Dutch Genuineness

New board elected at annual US CSDA meeting CSDA launches company certification, the first of its kind in the industry

NEWS

Anyone can grind their wooden floors

Atlas Copco launches new QAC 800 generator Liebherr at Scotplant

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Merlo showcases innovation at BAUMA

Chain and wall saw combination helps eliminate overlapping and corner drillings The new standard for electric hand sawing in concrete

Special Feature 14

Recycling Rubble Master Hartl Powercrusher Rockster

Sandvik Powerscreen Red Rhino Baioni Crushing Plant Metso Minerals

Kleemann DSB Innocrush Keestrack + Omtrack

Blue Scotland’s Recycling Plant for William Tracey Group Four new Terex Finlay models

Australian quarries are first to see new Sandvik screen Mobile recycling saves costs and the environment

Breaking News Atlas Copco boosts breaker power FRD FX breakers offer quieter operation Versatility defines Doosan’s DXB hydraulic breakers Compact breakers from Sandvik

Durable Montabert Blue Line breakers Allied Hy-Ram hammer boasts efficiency, automatic functions FRD’s XCENTRIC Ripper Hilti redefines pneumatic breakers

Chicago Pneumatic provides handheld performance

Time for the big gathering

Words from the President

“Guarding of drill rigs” Although we are just coming out of reces-

for each operation, and who would check it

sion, a large number of companies are still

to see if it was fitted correctly?

investing in training in drilling and sawing. In

The Association has looked into this

my opinion, we now have some of the most

problem and come to an agreement with Brit-

trained and skilled workers on construction

ish manufacturers that trailer rigs will conform

sites in recent years. Health and safety is

to having a guard fitted that would disconnect

show. This whole magazine is more or less completely dedicated to Bauma. Although

the top priority on construction sites by the

power to the motor if it is removed or opened

it is the responsibility of PDi to cover this mega-show on behalf our our readers,

construction management, drilling and sawing

at the front to gain access to the drill. The

I’ve found that it’s not so much something that we have to do, but also something

management and the operators themselves,

Health and Safety Executive has agreed with

that we need to do.

and the British drilling companies have an

and approved this concept.

Dear Readers When you receive this issue, it will probably be just a few days left before the start of the Bauma exhibition. Or, you will have pcked up the magazine in our stand at the

Bauma completely dominates this spring, at least in our business. But I have said this before. More and more, big shows tend to dominate things ,which is both good and bad. The bad part is that it is almost like there is nothing besides the big shows,

excellent safety record. It has come to light in Great Britain that

On the subject of hand drills, diamond and tungsten twist drills, the Executive thought that it was unnecessary to have a guard.

and yet many contractors are unable to attend them due to the costs as well as the

Health and Safety Executive wants us to guard

linguistic problem. Not everybody speaks English. The local shows will still play an

all diamond drilling rigs and cut the electrical

In my 45 years in the trade, I have never

important role, even though the attention is directed towards the large shows.

supply to the motor if the guard is removed

heard of a person being hurt by the drill.

or opened to gain access to the drill. However,

However, I have heard of a person injured by

they also say we can allow the drill to turn

a drilling rig spinning around the drill when it

slowly if the front of the guard was opened.

was not fixed in place correctly.

Another bad thing with mega-shows is that they sometimes take a toll on you both physically and psycologically as they really make you very tired. To be able to see everything at Bauma really takes a lot of planning and walking. So bring good shoes and pain-killers if you are coming. But there is, of course, a lot of good things with shows like Bauma too. First of all, it is a nice atomphere to come to Münich. When you take in the good feeling

That seems to contradict the motor being disabled if the guard is opened.

The British Drilling and Sawing Association is putting forward an argument that this

that comes with looking at new products, you feel better about the market’s future.

The Association have pointed out that

action is not necessary. We would like to

That feeling is not an illusion. This special PDi Bauma issue is full of proof that both

all our drilling rigs meet European mechanical

know if any other country or association has

directive and CE regulations. Because not

had similar problems. If so, please report it to

all world manufactures of drilling rigs supply

the IACDS at info@iacds.org, as I intend to

exhibitions often provide a chance for a good deal, and this year’s Bauma with the

guards under CE regulations, we are not

raise the subject at the meeting in Salzburg

rather slow economy certainly offers those chances. So for you who plan on upgrading

allowed to modify the rigs as these would

on Monday 26 April 2010. I would not

your machinery, bring your wallet.

invalidate manufacturer’s warranty.

like to see this become a world problem

our manufacturers and contractors believe in the future, and that an upturn in the economy is approaching. Some markets are already seeing clear signs of that. And a show of Bauma’s size can play a role in speeding up the recovery. For contractors,

I also want to mention that this Bauma also is special as IACDS will organise their seminars in conjunction with the show. A number of interesting speeches related to professional concrete sawing and drilling will be held. The seminars are free of charge but you need to register at www.iacds.org. Don’t miss this chance. A list of

We also pointed out the how unpractical guarding the rigs would be drilling up to tight walls, corners, between pipes etc. Another problem would be for the op-

the different speeches can be found on page 67. Even though this issue is full of information about Bauma, you find a number of other interesting stories. We have two special features about new breakers, and new mobile recycling and screening equipment. In addition, we have a number of reports like one on the new Swedish demolition contractor DemCom, and another on the manufacturer of the smart quick coupling system OilQuick, plus the story about the Dutch diamond tool manufacturer Diacom. And, of course, there is the 30-plus page Bauma Show Special. If you do attend Bauma, I would like invite you to visit the PDi booth, if. You find me and some of my colleagues in hall A1 booth 132. Finally, enjoy this issue, Bauma and the spring.

erator to confirm that he has a good flow of water if the guard was not made of a clear, transparent material. The guard would have to contract in and out with the drill many times to constantly keep the drill guarded. As for guard size, would we have to have a different guard for each size of drill that is from 25mm to 1 m in diameter? If so, who

Jan Hermansson Editor-in-Chief jan.hermansson@pdworld.com

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would have the authority to change the guard

or directive. Everybody is welcome to attend the meeting in Salzburg.

Best regards Peter White President IACDS

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Hi-Cycle Technology special survey Evolution Every once in a while, a person will call the CSDA office to ask for advice on entering the concrete cutting business. Just this past week, a new contractor called to ask if he should make his first wall saw purchase a hydraulic or hi-cycle. This got me thinking about the how the industry has changed. It seems that the technology of concrete cutting is heading into a time of major change. Manufacturers at trade shows such as World of Concrete earlier this year, and the Bauma exhibition in April, are introducing more and more hi-cycle equipment. This, along with remote control options, has certainly moved the world of concrete cutting in a new direction. In the years since I entered this industry with GE Superabrasives in 1982, hydraulic-powered options for wall saws and core drills seemed to be the choice for cutting professionals. At one time, there were two main choices for wall saw systems in North America—the Longyear 360 and GDM saws. If you were part of the Concrete Coring Company franchise, the hi-cycle option had been available to you since the mid-1960’s. Skip ahead to the current decade (particularly the past five years), which has seen an increasing adoption of the hi-cycle technology, with 1000 Hz systems predominant in Europe and 400 Hz in North America. This transition also coincides with the younger operators entering the business. In the days of hydraulic operation, business owners looked to hire operators with good hydraulic and mechanical skills that made operation and repair in the field simpler. However, the younger generation has grown up with computers and video games, so operating an electric wall saw with remote controls are much more consistent with their

own experience. Some manufacturers have estimated that in five years, 50 percent of all wall saws will be hi-cycle powered. Many older operators have also embraced hi-cycle, as the lighter weight of the machinery will help extend their careers. In addition to the lighter machinery weight and remote control capabilities, hi-cycle systems offer improved performance, especially in harder aggregate. This can be a significant advantage over the competition. Remote control, along with being a nice feature to attract a younger generation, offers operators and customers the advantage of lower noise pollution as well as lower occurrences of injuries. The repair of hi-cycle equipment does present a challenge to companies, however. Older operators familiar with hydraulic power equipment will need training in the rapidly-advancing technology. Training systems and service capabilities will need to be developed as the penetration of hi-cycle systems into the market expands, but these tasks are certainly achievable considering all the positive advantages these systems offer. The concrete cutting industry has come a long way since it began more than 50 years ago. The acceptance of hicycle powered systems by owners and operators will quite possibly change and improve the professional advancement of the industry in a dramatic way. And this technological change is occurring just as new tech-savvy operators enter the industry. The future of our industry does look very bright indeed. Best regards Patrick O’Brien Executive Director CSDA, US Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association

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D-Drill appoints new Plymouth branch manager

D-Drill (Master Drillers) Limited has expanded its team and appointed Jimmy Smith as the new Plymouth Area Manager. Jimmy brings more than 30 years of experience in the diamond drilling industry to D-Drill, making him an ideal resource for customers of the Plymoth branch. Smith started out at CUT-A-WAY in Luton where he learned techniques such as diamond drilling, concrete cutting and track sawing. He then spent four years at Kilnbridge in London, where he progressed to become a contract supervisor. Smith then worked for Drilltec as a contract manager and was soon promoted to contract director. “I’m really pleased to be working for D-Drill,” Smith says. “They’re such a long-established and reputable drilling company. And I’m keen to apply my skills to further develop the Plymouth branch.” Smith isn’t the only new aspect to D-Drill’s Plymouth operations. The company recently completed a new office and workshop facility in

Plympton. D-Drill has grown year-on-year since its inception. In addition to the nine regional offices, the company also has its own engineering department that manufactures drills, blades and equipment (under White Diamond Products Ltd, an operating division.) This enables D-Drill to contain its costs, and therefore keep its charges competitive. The company has further expanded its services with its Superfloor specialist surface preparation division, which offers surface preparation from shotblasting and scarifying to diamond grinding and concrete polishing. Continuing with its “one-stop shop” service approach, D-Drill has diversified into the demolition contracting market with the acquisition of MBC Specialist Services. MBC provides a complementary service to D-Drill’s core diamond drilling and sawing service. Through MBC, D-Drill introduced the use of Brokk remote demolition machinery, an important step-change in its already rigorous health and safety policies.

www.d-drill.co.uk

Bushmarin assumes new PDi sales duties PDi announces the promotion of Andrei Bushmarin to the position of Executive Sales Director for Asia, Russia, Belorussia, Baltic States, Poland, Ukraine and Turkey. In his new capacity, Bushmarin will be responsible for building a customer network and promoting PDi in the areas. Since joining PDi three years ago as Editor for Russia, Bushmarin has significantly expanded the magazine’s coverage of the concrete sawing and demolition industries both inside and outside his native country. He is also credited with bringing in new customers and increasing sales of advertising space. In addition to his new appointment, Bushmarin will retain his title of Editor and continue writing about the industry’s latest events in the region. PDi Magazine congratulates Andrei

on his new and extended position within the company.

Exhibit space sales strong for 2011 CONEXPOCON/AGG and IFPE Despite continuing uncertainties in the manufacturing sector, companies continue to sign up to exhibit at the next CONEXPO-CON/AGG and IFPE expositions, set for March 2011. They include returning companies as well as new exhibitors, from large to niche businesses across North America and worldwide. The co-located shows will be held March 22-26, 2011 at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, USA. “Some companies have actually increased their exhibit space even though others had to reduce their commitment because of the economy,” said Megan Tanel, AEM’s vice president, exhibitions and events. “They all say they see the value of our shows as an industry gathering place to efficiently connect with customers, especially in these economic times.” With opening day about one year away, CONEXPO-CON/AGG already covers more than 1.8 million net square feet of exhibits, and IFPE is close to topping 100,000 net square feet. Exhibit space is still available, on a first come, first served basis. For added exhibitor value, the shows bundle a variety of services such as drayage into the exhibit space rate. This exhibitor “package plan” covers full drayage (including unloading/loading of all crated materials and machinery and delivery to exhibit spaces from the marshalling yard and pick-up at show close), general stand cleaning,

and pipe and drape for standard inline exhibit stands. Exhibitors have access to complimentary marketing materials and exhibitor training sessions, especially useful for companies new to exhibiting or to IFPE and CONEXPO-CON/AGG. The shows will again feature specialized exhibit pavilions, including a focus on information technology/management, and international exhibit pavilions. Also, ICON Expo, with an emphasis on the concrete products industry, is co-locating with the shows in 2011. “For attendees, they’ll be able to see the range of the latest products and services available in the marketplace and be able to talk one-on-one with industry experts in construction, construction materials and fluid power/motion control,” Tanel said. About 80 percent of attendees at the last edition of CONEXPO-CON/AGG and IFPE rated their value as “excellent” or “very good,” and the good-to-excellent total response exceeded 97 percent. Some three-quarters of attendees were presidents, owners, vice presidents, chief financial officers or managers. “Our shows are industry-run with a focus on customer service; our goal is to provide a quality experience for exhibitors and attendees, one that delivers the biggest return on their investment of time and money,” added IFPE Show Director Melissa Magestro.

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Correction of Company name in PDi issue 1-2010 In the special feature about new concrete drilling systems in PDi issue 1-2010 the name of German manufacturer Dr. Schulze was spelled incorrectly. The PDi Editorial department is very sorry about the mistake, and apologizes for the most unfortunate incident. The name of the well-known German manufacturer of concrete sawing and drilling equipment should be Dr. Schulze GmbH, and nothing else.

ZF Technology contributes significantly to strengthening the competitiveness of John Deere products. In return ZF was now certified with the Innovation Award. (From the left) Andrew Hansen, Director of John Deere Supply Management Worldwide Construction Equipment Division; Hermann Beck, Vice President of ZF Construction Machinery Systems and Michael J. Mack, President of John Deere Worldwide Construction & Forestry Division. (Picture: ZF)

ZF Passau awarded as best supplier for construction machinery systems worldwide Out of 50 nominated companies the division construction machinery systems of ZF Passau made its way. John Deere, the world market leader in the field of work machines (agricultural- and construction machinery) certifies ZF with the desired Innovation Award for superior technical Innovations. The ZF EFFICIENCY PACKAGE designed at the ZF headquarters in Friedrichshafen and manufactured at the ZF location in Passau accounts

for a significant contribution to strengthening the competitiveness of John Deere products. The awarded product “Ergopower Efficiency Package” is a product upgrade consisting of a torque-converter lock-up clutch, 5 instead of 4 gears and additional functions to improve the efficiency of the proven Ergopower transmission. With up to 20% less fuel consumption the optional package contributes significantly in raising efficiency and reducing exhaust emissions.

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RECYC PDi’s editor Mikael Karlsson has spoken to the majority of the world’s manufacturers of mobile recycling equipment about the current market situation, the future and what news the market can expect in the near future.

Below the impressive production facilities at the Rubble Master plant in Linz.

Concerning the severe economic crisis in most parts of the world during 2008 and 2009, most experts and forecasters now seem to agree that the worst is behind us. However, while we can expect continuous strong growth in the construction industry in many emerging markets (mainly Brazil, China and India), North America and parts of Asia may slowly return to growth this year. In Europe, however, a notable recovery is not expected until 2011.

Rubble Master When it comes to the market of mobile recycling equipment, Mr. Gerald Hanisch, founder and CEO of the Austrian mobile recycling equipment manufacturer, Rubble Master, summed up the business climate for his own company in September last year by saying: “The international economic crisis caught us at the worst possible moment imaginable – a time in which we were growing rapidly and making groundbreaking investments (…) We want to come out of this phase stronger and better than ever before and are trying to fight our way back into the game.” This analysis is now very valid for the whole recycling equipment industry. With a new Bauma show this year, several manufacturers are currently launching new mobile recycling equipment to return to growth rather sooner than later. Concerning Rubble Master, “we do not want to publish any details about our new machine before the Bauma exhibition. But we are showing new innovations there,” says Cecilia Rathje, the company’s Marketing & PR Manager.

Hartl Powercrusher Another Austrian manufacturer, Hartl Powercrusher, is now

The rather recently launched RM 70 GO.

launching its new Powercrusher Series: PC1 up to PC6. The entire product range has been developed to satisfy almost all customers in their crushing and screening applications and requirements. In fact, the compact units PC1 (Impactor with an inlet opening of 1010 mm) and PC2 (jaw with and inlet opening of 1020 mm) have already been sold worldwide for some time. And, they act as the basis for the design of the bigger generation machines coming now. The middle-sized PC3 (Impactor with an inlet opening of 1250 mm) and PC4 (jaw with an inlet opening of 1250 mm) are especially ideal for recycling processing. Both models have optimised transport dimensions and a very low total weight. These units are extremely flexible, and can be moved very quickly from one job site to the next, where they can be set up and ready to crush in under 30 minutes. Once in operation, they produce up to 300 t/h depending on material and infeed size.

Rockster In addition, Austrian Rockster Recycler is presenting the new Turbo Crusher R1100. This new model has 32 tons total weight, but still features compact transport dimensions and boasts a performance level of close to 300 t/h, adequate for covering major transactions. As with the earlier models, R900 and R800, the newest R1100 is equipped with a fully hydraulic drive system.

To the left Rubble Master founder and President Gerald Hanisch next to th RM 100.

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CLING The futuristic Rubble Master HQ and plant in Linz.

Furthermore, the R1100 features a two-step, 1.8 m long pre-screener. This ensures not only a maximum pre-screening quality, but also a further increase of the throughput rate, a reduction of the wear costs as well as a perfect separation of final material an earthy substance. The R1100 is available as Duplex System (impact and jaw crusher within only one machine), or with the optional screen box. The mounting of the screen box RS94 is very easy with this model, as the main conveyor of the R1100 To the left and below the Hartl Powercrusher models PC 1 and PC 2.

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Austrian manufacturer of mobile crushing and recycling equipment Rockster recycler has launched their new R1100. The R1100 is available as Duplex System (impact and jaw crusher within only one machine), or with an optional screen box (below).

can be lowered hydraulically. Therefore, for assembling the screen box on the main belt of the machine, no additional elevating system is required. And, the exchange of the different screens can be carried out directly on the ground. Additionally, any material, that may block the crushing process, (iron, for example), can be reached and removed easily by just lowering the belt.

Sandvik Sandvik is presenting the new QI240 tracked impact crusher, which has been purpose-designed for the worldwide construction, aggregates, demolition and recycling industries. The company states that, “this model is tangible representation of the company’s commitment to servicing the growing market for the recycling of construction materials, and the production of high-quality aggregates from materials previously seen as waste.” The QI240 is currently the first in a whole new range of Sandvik mobile crushers and screens that will be launched this year.

Powerscreen Powerscreen is now launching the new Warrior 2400 as part of the company’s new product development programme, originating from the earlier Warrior 1400 and Warrior 1800 screeners. The 2400 model is thus extending Powerscreen’s range of heavy-duty screeners to meet the needs of larger end-users and operators in the quarrying, mining and recycling sectors. As a multi-purpose unit, the 2400 is a capable of handling large feed sizes while remaining convenient to move and transport. It features a heavy-duty incline screen with a high amplitude triple-shaft drive mechanism, lending itself to screening, scalping, two- or three-way splitting and stockpiling materials such as aggregates, topsoil, coal, construction, demolition waste and iron ore. The screen will accept a wide variety of media, making it suitable for

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many applications. Set-up time and ease of operation are aided by hydraulic folding tail and side conveyors, two-speed tracks, a slide-out tail conveyor facility for better media access and a load-sensing collection conveyor circuit to avoid blockages.

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Baioni Crushing Plant has developed a modular system consisting of three types of tracked mobile units to be used for primary and secondary crushing, screening and stockpiling of aggregate materials. The tracked mobile units can handle hard and abrasive rock as well as mineralbased demolition material. The new Lokotrack LT110C from Metso Minerals provides superior performance.

Red Rhino has been busy making changes to the recently launched 3000 Multiform crusher, making it even more versatile than before. It has been reduced in size and weight, enabling it to be fitted onto a Bobcat. The 3000 is now available with the Bobcat mounting fixture as well as the Skid Steer mounting fixture. The 3000 Multiform has a similar crushing capability as the tracked 5000 Red Rhino, but without the engine. The hydraulic motor can be powered from an independent power pack, or from any machine with an auxiliary flow of 65 litres per minute at 138 bar. The company is now looking forward to the launch of the re-engineered 10 tonne 7000 series, capable of crushing in excess of 45 t/h. Red Rhino General Manager Julian Mik said, “The interest we have had in the larger 7000 series has been phenomenal, especially from overseas. We are looking forward to demonstrating this machine at our premises here in Grantham very soon.”

Baioni Crushing Plant Baioni Crushing Plant has developed a modular system consisting of three types of tracked mobile units to be used for primary and secondary crushing, screening and stockpiling of aggregate materials. The tracked mobile units can handle hard and abrasive rock as well as mineral based demolition material. This modular system consists of a Baitrack primary crush-

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ing unit, a Baitrack secondary crushing unit and a Baiscreen screening unit. These three elements combine to form a crushing and screening system for uniform production in heavy conditions, and can also be used as stand-alone units. The Baitrack primary unit comes in three models with different output capacities. They are designed for producing aggregates for primary crushing on quarry sites, and for recycling construction and demolition materials. They also can be used with any type of minerals and rocks. The crushing machine is BP Primary Jaw Crusher in three versions (110/70B, 130/85B and 130/100B) for production ranging from 100 to 494 t/h. The Baitrack secondary units come in two models, the FCS91 and FCS108. The crushing machine is the FCS series secondary cone crusher in two versions (FCS91 and FCS108) for production ranging from 110 to 440 t/h. The Baiscreen screening and stockpiling unit is available in four models that are named after the screening machine. These are the Baiscreen W400/2, Baiscreen W400/3, Baiscreen W500/2 and Baiscreen W500/3 for production ranging from 230 to 330 t/h.

Metso Minerals Metso has introduced the mobile primary crusher Lokotrack LT110C, which is built around the Nordberg C110 jaw crusher with a feed opening of 1100 x 850mm. In situations where large amounts of fines need to be scalped, the combination of pan feeder and separate two-deck scalper can be used. The Lokotrack LT110C can be equipped with either a standard 6m3 or an optional 9m3 feed hopper. There is also a choice of discharge conveyors. In addition to the standard conveyor with a length of 11m, there is the option of a 14m folding conveyor, providing a discharge height of 3.7m. The IC500 intelligent control system is standard on the Lokotrack LT110C and monitors and optimizes the crushing process to ensure maximum throughput. The Lokotrack LT110C primary jaw crusher can be easily combined with all secondary and fine crushing plants and mobile screens in the Lokotrack range to build complete

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mobile crushing and screening processes. Powered by a low-emission 310 kW Cat C13 diesel engine and weighing 58t, the LT110C is 15.6m long, 3m wide and 3.85 m high when being transported. Optional accessories include wireless remote control, a dust-control system, a hydraulic hammer to clear feed blockages and generator.

Kleemann Kleemann, a member company of the Wirtgen Group, has developed two completely new Mobirex mobile impact crushers that are also suitable for recycling applications. “To attain genuinely better performance, we were not satisfied with just addressing individual components,” says Thomas Kühnle, Head of Technology at Kleemann. “The key to a real increase in performance was the redesign of the flow of material encompassing all components.” The new material flow concept consistently prevents narrowing of the material stream, and the system widths of the conveyor elements “open” in the material flow direction. This allows performance values to be attained that are unmatched in these size classes. The smaller of the two machines, which has a crusher inlet opening of 1100 mm, can handle input capacities of more than 350 t/h. The larger system, which has an inlet opening of 1300 mm, can attain input capacities of 450 t/h and higher. Both machines are equipped with direct drive. A latest-generation diesel engine transmits its power almost loss-free via a robust fluid coupling and V-belts directly to the flywheel of the crusher. This drive concept also enables enormous versatility, as the rotor speed can be adjusted in four stages. As a result, the machines are equally well-suited for use in quarries and in recycling. The most important new feature of machines is the completely new impact crushers of the SHB series. They feature many convincing new detailed solutions that are unmatched, from the hydraulically actuated crusher inlet

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in extremely robust heavy-duty cast design to the optimised, steeper inlet angle, to the new blow bar fastening system. All have a positive effect on availability. In addition, the SHB crushers have an innovative fully hydraulic crushing gap adjustment that can be quickly and easily operated from the operating panel.

DSB Innocrush Although German crusher manufacturer DSB Innocrush is not launching any new products this year, the company is proud to present the results of its pioneering trials in crushing and recycling a special asphalt used in Finland. DBS has been working closely with its Finnish partner KH Koneet OY, which has supplied an Innocrush 50 and an Innoscreen 25 to one of its customers for use in the trials. Previously, temperature conditions in Finland have only permitted crushing with a jaw crusher during winter months. DSB has now set new standards by crushing and processing asphalt in an impact mill over the entire year. The wear costs are somewhat higher for an impact mill, but the possibility of crushing over the entire year, combined with the production of perfectly finished material, mean a much higher profit. Thanks to the unique crusher geometry, the Innocrush 50 with its 1.3 m diameter rotor, the largest impact mill in the current range, guarantees extremely high capacity. During the trials, 270 t/h of asphalt was processed with a feed size up to one metre. The downstream double deck screen separates the material into the required fractions of 0-11 mm, 11-16 mm and 16-80 mm.

Keestrack + Omtrack In March, Belgian manufacturer of track mobile screening plants Keestrack N.V. acquired a major share of Omtrack s.r.l., an Italian manufacturer of track mobile crushers. Both companies see their market position strengthened through the combination of their advanced product lines. “We are adding the well established and proven mobile crusher line of Omtrack to our product line of track mobile screeners,” says Klaus Elit, area sales manager at Keestrack. “The new, more complete product line allows a further expansion of the already existing dealer and distributor network for both companies.”

Blue Scotland’s Recycling Plant for William Tracey Group William Tracey Group, one of the UK’s recycling and resource management operations, has turned to Blue Scotland to design and install a tailor-made £1.5M processing plant at their Linwood waste treatment centre.

The new recycling plant is comprised of a number of compatible processing and materials handling modules from Blue Scotland’s range of distributorships, including Kiverco, General Kinematics and Nihot. A series of free-standing

feed, transfer and discharge conveyors provide the essential linked materials flow for the processing equipment, the covered picking station and for stockpiling varied recycled waste sizes and volumes, including fines and topsoil. Full skirting, impact bars, feed boots with full impact sections, overband magnets for tramp metal extraction and blowers for lights removal are included.

“We’ve worked with Blue Scotland for many years and we know that we can rely on them to provide the best solutions for us,” says William Tracey Group Managing Director Michael Tracey. “Our new plant combines technologically advanced equipment to maximise recoverable materials and its performance certainly meets all our expectations”.

Four new Terex Finlay models Terex® Mobile Processing Equipment (Terex® MPE), based in Omagh, Ireland, some time ago hosted a four-day conference and new product demonstration that attracted more than 300 international dealers and customers representing more than 60 countries.

Several news A packed program of events included a business conference, live product demonstrations featuring 14 different models, a new dealer induction session, an end-user feedback seminar and factory visits to the Terex® manufacturing centres of excellence in Omagh and Dungannon. During the conference, guests were introduced to the new Terex® MPE business structure, business strategy and key focus areas for the coming year. Presenters outlined product development projects and highlighted the product implications relative to Tier 4 engine regulations. The product demonstration was located at Clarke’s Quarry in Lisnaskea, Northern Ireland, where Nigel Irvine, Sales & Marketing Director, introduced several new equipment layouts illustrating new and unusual quarrying and recycling applications. “Despite the recent poor economic conditions, matched only by some equally poor local weather conditions, this event has allowed us to successfully introduce some key new models and recent product developments to our dealer network and end users”, says Nigel Irvine, Sales & Marketing Director, Terex® MPE. Irvine adds that having aggressively expanded the company’s international dealer network, “this was our largest dealer event to date. With many new dealers in attendance,

it has been the perfect opportunity to showcase our most popular products, in real world working conditions. The end-user feedback seminars were very worthwhile, and provided our R&D team with some food for thought and exceptional ideas for future product developments.”

Something about the news The Terex® Finlay J-1480 incorporates the Terex® Jaques single toggle jaw crusher, which boasts a throughput capacity up to 600mtph depending on application and material. The machine is available with direct drive to offer improved fuel efficiency and greater power utilisation, or hydrostatic drive to offer reversible operation for clearing blockages and demolition applications. The large 10m3 hopper has hydraulically folding sides and hydraulic wedge clamp system, providing a safer working environment and faster machine set-up time. The machine also features a vibrating pan feeder linked to an aggressive independently driven pre-screen, which provides optimum separation of dirt, fines and difficult materials. Terex® Finlay’s C-1550 tracked cone crusher incorporates the Terex® 1300 cone crusher with direct drive. The machine features pre-screen system with a single deck 8x5 ft screen and 1200mm belt to remove fines improving cone capacity, product flexibility and liner wear reduction. The pre-screen can produce a roadbase product from the side conveyor, which can be fitted on either side. The cone features variable speed, tramp relief system and “on the fly” closed side setting. The large hopper/feeder has an automatic metal detection and purge system to protect the cone and reduce downtime by removing metal contaminants from feed belt

at the touch of a button. Terex® Finlay 694+ tracked inclined four-way split screen features a large 20x5 ft triple deck screen box providing a of 27.9m3 (291 ft3) screening area for efficient, highcapacity processing. The screenbox features quick wedge tensioning, access holes, and bottom deck hydraulic tensioning system to reduce time required for mesh changes. All four discharge conveyors are adjustable and hydraulically fold for transport. The fourthproduct “oversize plus” conveyor has variable tilt and side slew to accurately discharge material for recirculation and stockpiling. Terex® Finlay’s I-130RS tracked impact crusher incorporates a Terex® Cedarapids 1313 impact chamber with hydrostatic drive and advanced electronic control system. The machine features an innovative quick-detach 12x5 ft double deck screen for sizing and recirculating oversize material back to the crushing chamber. The screen can be quickly removed for applications that do not require resizing or recirculation. The large hopper features a variable speed pan feeder and independent pre-screen with constant RPM for optimum separation even if feeder speed is reduced.

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Australian quarries are first Mobile recycling saves costs to see new Sandvik screen and the environment

The first Sandvik branded mobile screen to be commissioned in Australia was successfully handed over to SEE Civil (South East Excavations), which operates two quarries owned by McGeary Bros. at Wardell in northern New South Wales. After extensive consultation with Precision Screen, the exclusive agent for Sandvik mobile crushers and screens in Australia, SEE ordered the robust QA330 tracked screen. According to Alan Lippiatt, SEE Quarry Manager, “the Sandvik QA330 was ideal as it easily integrated into the existing set up at the Wardell quarry operation,” in particular, its long conveyors provided the necessary height and clearance to feed the existing crushers. “The Sandvik QA330 also delivers higher production through its large screening area and high frequency double deck screen,” Lippiatt adds. Ross Smith, SEE Business Development Manager, adds that the Sandvik QA330 “is very user friendly, and simple to operate and maintain.” The quarry operation at Wardell is rather interesting. Although the two quarries are nearby, they produce separate products that are largely being used for the nearby RTA Alstonville bypass project. Materials from the Chert (quartzite) quarry are being produced to meet the base and sub-base specifications, while the Argillite

quarry produces the select fill, bridging layer and drainage blanket material. The Sandvik QA330 was operational on the same day as it was delivered on-site at Wardell, and is now integral to the production of high quality SEE Civil quarry products. Its modern chassis design ensures in-built machine quality and strength for maximum up-time and productivity on-site. The QA330 is also designed for optimum fuel economy and low operating costs. And when back-up and spare parts are required, “Precision Screen is always there to help you out,” Lippiatt says. This relationship has been further strengthened locally through Sandvik’s global after market support and standard stock parts. In addition to commissioning the first Sandvik branded mobile screen in Australia, SEE Civil has been consistently achieving ‘firsts’ through its innovation and resourcefulness. Since its establishment in 1988, the SEE group has grown to be a leader in its field and specialises in a large variety of construction projects, including earthworks, civil, road construction, water and sewer, hydro-transportation, dredging, quarrying, crushing, screening, retaining walls, environmental works and all aspects of residential, commercial and industrial developments.

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Aspern Vienna’s Urban Lakeside, a complete new urban development, is taking shape is on the 240 hectare site of the former Aspern Airfield. Approximaty 2.3 million square metres of gross floor space will be created by the year 2028, including 8,500 housing units for 20,000 residents and 20,000 workplaces. The Underground line U2 will also serve the new district by 2013. A lively urban district will evolve, with which Vienna will make active use of the opportunities and challenges of the EU enlargement, aiming to set new standards with a “21st Century city.” Wien 3420 Aspern Development AG, a subsidiary of the Vienna Business Agency (WWFF) and the Bundesimmobiliengesellschaft (BIG), was created to direct this major building project. The consortium ARGE HABAU Hoch- und Tiefbau GmbH/Gebrüder Haider Bauunternehmung GmbH was appointed to demolish the former taxiways and runways.

On-site recycling means maximum benefits For reasons of environmental protection, and especially due to the huge cost benefits, mobile recycling is a key feature of this prestigious urban development project. HABAU Hoch- und Tiefbaugesellschaft, one of Austria’s leading construction companies and a leader in environmental awareness, has counted on mobile recycling with RUBBLE MASTER Compact Recyclers since 2004 because the high-performance impact crusher allows the material to reused in its entirety. Bernhard Radinger, Waste and Environment Manager at the HABAU Group, is using the RM80 with mobile oversized grain solution once again for this project. He says that before work began, extensive evaluation was necessary for the over 70,000 m2 site. ”Vienna/Aspern Airfield was a main centre in the Second World War and any war relics had to be found,” Radinger says. ”After this work had been completed, the job was to demolish around

15,000 m2 of concrete from the former airfield and recycle it. As a partner in the consortium we count on cost-saving on-site recycling.” Radinger adds that HABAU’s experience with the RM80 led to its use at the Aspern project. “The mobile impact crusher was extremely efficient at the large-scale demolition project at the Vienna/St. Marx slaughterhouse, for example, and we frequently use it for inner city demolition projects,” he says. The decision was also based on the machine’s outstanding performance with this material, and the ability to produce readyto-use value grain in a single pass with the OS80 mobile oversized grain separator featuring closed-loop refeeding.” “This saves us a third of the normal workflow and expense,” Radinger adds.

A record-setting assignment HABAU was tasked to process approximately 15,000 m3 of concrete, 20 percent of the entire concrete at the Aspern stie—by mid October 2010. A guillotine broke the concrete surfaces into segments. The lumps of concrete were lifted out by excavators, pulverised down to a maximum feed size of 50 cm, and then put on a pile. The feed material was then loaded into the crusher’s 23 t vibro channel using an excavator and, a wheeled loader with a 3.2 m3 bucket. The material is processed quickly in the impact crusher with automatic conveying in line with crusher workload, material and feeding type. The patented OS80 oversize grain separator, which is linked to the main discharge conveyor of the crusher by quick-release levers, grades the material cleanly to 0/32 mm. The oversized material is then returned to the crusher inlet where it is then crushed again. Radinger describes the throughput of the compact crusher as “impressive”, delivering ready-to-use 0/32 mm aggregate with peaks up to 100 t/h.

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Atlas Copco launches new QAC 800 generator To fulfil the demand in the market for 800 kVA electrical power, Atlas Copco has upgraded its popular QAC 750 generator to the QAC 800. The new QAC 800 delivers 800 kVA of prime power at 50 Hz to meet increasing demands from generator users in the market. It has a MWM engine of model type TCD 2016 V12. Designed to provide exceptional performance in all weather conditions, Atlas Copco’s QAC series generators are built to withstand the most extreme temperatures. A built-in engine coolant heater ensures quick and easy start-up in cold conditions, while a variable speed electric cooling fan allows continuous operation in deserts and other environments with consistently high temperatures. Designed with safety in mind, all QAC series generators have a four-pole main motorised circuit breaker to provide overload and short circuit protection, an emergency stop, and automatic engine alarms and shut-downs. The generators are also equipped for safe operation at refineries and other petroleum plants, and comply with all EC safety regulations. With its ”whisper quiet” sound levels, the QAC series generators are perfectly suited for operations in the most noise-sensitive of environments. The double-skinned and removable fuel tank with leakage sensors and spillage-free frame construction prevents accidental engine fluids or fuel spills,

eliminating the risk of any ground pollution. Easily handled by crane, lift or truck, the generator’s robust 20-ft CSC ISO container enclosure has lockable wide-opening doors so that all components are always within reach for easy, stress-free service and maintenance. The innovative dual compartment design, with the engine/alternator compartment separated from the cooler compartment, ensures maximum efficiency while operating in the most extreme conditions. A separated power cubicle, opposite to the control cubicle, achieves a safer operation. The state-of-the-art Atlas Copco Qc 4002£ control panel includes features such as an LCD screen with numerous read-outs, warnings and shutdowns. The screen can be programmed to display this information in multiple languages. The high-tech generator controller can handle a wide variety of applications and scenarios, from “island operation” and “automatic mains failure” to the most complicated paralleling operations such as “load sharing,” “peak shaving” and “base load.” This multi-purpose control system makes the Atlas Copco QAC series generator an outstanding, easy-to-operate machine, offering a single solution to the most varying and challenging applications.

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Liebherr at Scotplant The latest in Liebherr’s high-technology equipment was once again on display at this year’s Scotplant. Leading the way was the R 906 Classic, one of the new generation 6 series hydraulic excavators. The 22 tonne class machine features low noise and exhaust emissions with the latest Liebherr engine technology, a fully air-conditioned operator’s cab with top and front window guards, and four operating modes from hard dig to precision lifting or grab work. Powered by a Liebherr made D 934 S, four-cylinder diesel engine, output is 105kW at 1800RPM. Bucket capacities range from 0.60m3 to 1.15m3. Additional features available include 5.4m monobloc gooseneck boom, a 2.7m stick and a hydraulic quick-hitch and a swivel circuit. The R 906 Classic produces excellent lifting duties up to 4.20 tonnes at a 9-metre working radius. Breakout force is 152kN and digging force is 128kN.

A 904 C Litronic Industrial Rehandler Liebherr’s new 24 tonne class A 904 C Litronic features four hydraulic outriggers for exceptional stability and maximum lifting capacities up to 4.50t at 10.50m radius. The Stage IIIA/Tier 3 Liebherr engine develops 105kW and is extremely fuel efficient, with reduced emissions. The industrial straight monobloc boom is 6.60 metres in length, and the stick is a 5-metre industrial angled type with hydraulic rotation for the Type GM65 grab attachment. The eight-wheeled undercarriage is fitted with Gumasol 10.00-20/SP20 (MH4) twin tyres and a Liebherr automatic central lubrication system for undercarriage and attachment is included.

The A 316 Litronic Industrial Rehandler The A 316 Litronic wheeled materials handler features a hydraulically elevating cab, a 3.5m stick and a 5.5m industrial boom for lift height and long reach capabilities. The 21 tonne class machine is equipped with a waste sorting grab and hydraulic swivel for full 360-degree rotation. Exceptionally agile and manoeuvrable, the A 316 is fitted with front and rear hydraulic outriggers for operational stability. The A316 Litronic’s 94kW engine has power to spare. Highly successful in waste transfer stations and scrap metal processing applications, the A 316 has maximum lift

capacities of up to 11 tonnes, an optimum reach of 9 metres and a lift height of up to 9 metres. The operator’s cab is typically comfortable and functional, with Litronic engine, hydraulic and electronic management system, lift charts, and safe load indicator. The cab can be hydraulically raised to give an eye-line of approximately 5 metres and the model on display has a FOPS top guard and front screen guard.

The Liebherr L 538Z2plus1 Wheeled Loading Shovel The Liebherr L 538Z2plus1 is an articulated, hydrostatic drive machine in the 12 tonnes operating weight class, with a 4.50 tonne payload and a bucket capacity of 2.5m3. With a new generation 105kW Stage IIIA / Tier 3 Liebherr diesel engine, wheeled loader is powerful, agile and highly responsive. The hydrostatic drive and advanced engine combine to produce excellent fuel consumption returns and significant reduction in CO2 emissions. Both axles have limited slip differentials to avoid wheel spin for maximum push, with the added benefit of prolonged tyre life. The L 538Z2plus1 combats dust incursion with a cyclonic pre-cleaner for the engine induction system. The isolated cooling pack is equipped with a fine mesh filter and an automatic reversing fan to maintain cooling efficiency.

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The construction economy may be slow, but breaker manufacturers are staying busy by making additions and enhancements to their product lines, reports PDi US Editor Jim Parsons in PDi’s annual breaker feature.

Indian author Eknath Easwaran once wrote that, “Patience can’t be acquired overnight. It is just like building up a muscle. Every day you need to work on it.” If Easwaran’s observation is accurate, then the world’s manufacturers and suppliers of hydraulic breakers must be a pretty strong and disciplined group by now, given the prolonged economic slowdown.

Still in the bottom Although indications of a recovery have begun to appear in many parts of the globe, these positive trends have mostly not yet reached their respective construction industries. “We are still in the bottom of the crisis,” observes Dick van der Starre of FRD Europe, “and we do not know when and to which extent it will recover.” Manufacturers may be in for a long wait. According to Antonio Cannao’ of Italian breaker manufacturer Promove, “We feel

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the level of global sales will stay substantially unchanged for the next couple of years, due to general overbuilding activity in the recent years and also due to the effects of the financial crisis on the public balance of many countries.” Along with developing their capacity for patience, the pervasive uncertainty has also tested the companies’ commitment to the fundamental qualities that have long guided their growth, rather than adopt the short-term “bandaid” measures such as price cuts that may provide immediate cash, but sometimes lead to longer-term stability issues. “Customers’ expectations, in my opinion, have not changed,” Cammao says. “They look for high performing and reliable equipment, with a good level of technical support in terms of fast repairing and deliveries of spare parts.” Cammao adds, however, that because the breaker market now has an incredible number of competitors from all over the world, “some action and focuses are needed in order to compete in this new jungle. “Great attention to reliability and after-sale support is the only way to retain customers already using our equipment,” he says. “A company must also constantly evolve the technical features and performance of its products, as we have with our XP line of breakers, and keep pricing at reasonable level.” That kind of resolve has also worked in FRD’s case, van der Starre says. “From 2007 to 2009, we increased our market penetration for medium-size breakers in Spain, a very depressed market, from 5.9 to 9.9 percent not with substantial price reductions, but by maintaining our philosophy of high quality, low maintenance and good performance in connection with a stable dealer network,” he says. “This gives us great confidence that when market picks up, FRD will come out of the crisis stronger than before.” And rather than simply waiting for something to happen, many breaker manufacturers have been working activity to improve the quality and efficiency of their products so that as

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the economy regains momentum and customers are ready to buy, they’ll find equipment well suited to their needs.

Atlas Copco boosts breaker power

Two new breakers in the FRD FX range.

For example, Atlas Copco Construction Tools has focused on reducing the total cost of ownership of their hydraulic breakers. “Only one third of the total lifecycle cost is the investment itself,” explains Torsten Ahr, the company’s Marketing Manager Hydraulic Attachments. “The rest is operator cost, energy consumption, parts wear, and so forth.” Evidence of Atlas Copco’s efforts can be found in three new heavy hydraulic breaker models. The HB 2000, with its service weight of 2000 kg, offers 10% more power than its predecessor, the HB 200. The new 3100 kg HB 3100 and 4700 kg HB 4700 deliver 5% and 13% more power than their predecessor models. All three breakers offer an improved power-to-weight ratio, enabling smaller attachments and carrier units to do more work. They are also equipped with Atlas Copco’s PowerAdapt system, which automatically shuts off the breaker in case of an overpowering through the carrier. “In order to ensure that our customers can make full use of the equipment in terms of efficiency and maximum power, this decision was a logical step,” Ahr says. Other features of Atlas Copco’s heavy-duty hydraulic breaker line are also found in the three new models. The VibroSilenced System protects operators against noise and vibrations, while AutoControl adapts the blow frequency and impact energy to the rock hardness as well as the integrated automatic lubrication system ContiLube ™ II. With StartSelect the operator can influence the starting and shutdown behaviour of the hydraulic breaker. The optional DustProtector protects the hydraulic breaker against dust and rock particles penetrating the lower breaker part. Technical data HB 2000 Service weight (kg) 2000 Carrier weight class (t) 22-38 Oil flow (l/min) 150-190 Operating press.(bar) 160-180 Impact rate (bpm) 300-600

HB 3100 3100 32-52 210-270 160-180 280-560

HB 4700 4700 45-80 260-340 160-180 280-520

Atlas Copco has also introduced a new four-model range of handheld hydraulic breakers with improved vibration characteristics. Using a design feature of the company’s pneumatic breakers, the heavyweight spring-mounted handle is suspended in a dampened pivot pin to decrease vibration emissions, improving operator comfort. Technical data Weight1 (kg) Length2 (mm) Oil flow (lpm) Operating pressure (bar) Return line press. max. Impact rate (bpm) Vibration level3 (m/s2) EHTMA class

LH190 E LH230 E LH 280E 23 26,5 29,5 650 700 728 20 20-30 20-30 115 125 125 10 bar 15 bar 15 bar 1600 1500-1950 1400-1850 1100-1350 4,8 4,6 4,9 C C/D C/D

LH 400 E 37 728 30-40 125 15 bar 6,1 D/E

1 Weights for LH 190 E with Hex 25; all others with Hex 32. 2 Lengths for LH 190 E with Hex 25; all others with Hex 32. 3 LH 190 E, LH 230 E and LH 280 E measured at 20 l/min, LH 400 E measured at 30 l/min.

FRD FX breakers offer quieter operation FRD has introduced the five-model FX series hydraulic breakers, which feature a newly designed monobloc cylinder without through bolts, easy exchangeable wear parts, and more power, all with a reduction in noise levels. The FX series owe their quieter performance to FRD’s collaborative research with the Technical University of Tokyo. An entirely new impact mechanism minimizes the discharge of vibration to the excavator, which in turn reduces vibration stress experienced by operators. In addition, the combination of a redesigned body, fully closed frame with rubber plugged service points and new, worldwide patented rod arrangement considerably reduce sound levels. All FX series models are available with Standard, Silent,

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and Extra-Silent frame designs. Designed for mini-excavators from 0,5 to 7 tonnes, FRD’s FX series hydraulic breakers have an operation weight of 66 to 300 kg. All are equipped with an adjustable flow and pressure device, which secures the optimum interaction between attachment and excavator at all times. The FX series is also equipped with easy exchangeable, long-lasting parts. Both the front bushing and rod are easily accessed for quick replacement. Technical data FX15 FX25 FX35 Operating weight, Standard (kg) 61 88 131 Operating weight, T-BOX (kg) 96 130 Operating weight, Standard (kg) 69 101 146 Operating weight, XS-BOX (kg) 113 152 Height with rod, Standard (mm) 816 Height with rod, XS BOX (mm) 961 1062 Operating pressure (bar) min 100 100 120 max 140 140 160 Oil flow (1/min) min 10 18 24 max 22 32 42 Impact rate (bpm) min 600 600 600 max 1500 1300 Rod diameter (mm) 36 45 52 Rod effective length (mm) 234 293 322 Rod Weight (kg) 2,6 5 8 Hose inner diameter HD, ND (mm) 9 12 12 Base machine weight (tonne) 0,85~1,5 1,35~2,5 1,9~3,5

FX45 170 175 187 202

FX55 225 245 245 275

1173 1276 120 120 160 160 30 40 56 72 600 1100 60 355 11 12

500 1000 68 378 15 12

3,0~4,5 4,0~5,5

Versatility defines Doosan’s DXB hydraulic breakers The new DXB range of Doosan hydraulic breakers can be used on mini- through large excavators from Doosan as well as other manufacturers. Designed for demolition, construction and mining applications, the DSC36, DXB170, DXB190, and DXB260 models offer a simple, robust design that provides economical and reliable performance, low maintenance costs, operator comfort and carrier protection. The superior power-to-weight ratio of the DXB breakers provides very efficient reduction of rock, boulders, concrete and other demolition waste, as well as excellent excavation work. The DXB170 and DXB260 models, the first to be introduced to the European market, are intended for applications Sandvik is launching two new compact breakers.

such as demolition, highway and road projects, mining, and general construction projects. The DXB170 is suitable for 18 to 28 tonne excavators, while the DXB260 is designed for 27 to 37 tonne excavators. Doosan’s DXB technology ensures the carrier is protected through the reduction of pressure peaks. The breakers’ energy recovery and patented valve systems increase overall performance. Other features include a high-quality piston and cylinder manufactured to precise tolerances, and an advanced dampening system that protects the breakers against blank firing. The close tolerances of the parts used in the breakers also result in lower maintenance costs.

Compact breakers from Sandvik Sandvik’s revolutionary range of compact breakers combines simplicity and cost effectiveness, with a class-leading power-to-weight ratio. The BR111, BR222 and BR333 are designed to be matched with carriers in the 0,8 to 4 tonne range. All three have a streamlined and lightweight design that makes them ideally suited to applications in confined spaces, while constant blow energy maximizes the impact energy regardless of oil flow. Capable of accepting a wide range of oil flows, excellent back pressure acceptance and flange top mounting, the new models possess the functionality to be easily installed on a wide range of mini-excavators, skid steer loaders, and other compact carriers. With no tie rods, and only two moving parts, the new Sandvik compact breakers minimize maintenance, ownership and operating costs. The models require no periodical gas recharging, and can be resealed in just 45 minutes. The integrated single lower tool bushing can be replaced in just 10 minutes for faster servicing and increased operational uptime.

Durable Montabert Blue Line breakers To address the needs of entry-level hydraulic breaker users, Montabert has added the Blue Line range that features a simple, cost-effective design offering high performance and efficiency, durability and easy serviceability. BR 333 is one of two new The high performance offered by the Blue Line breakers compact breakers from is based around a patented main valve and an energy recovery Sandvik. system. The main valve and the nitrogen chamber accumula30 PDi • Issue 2 - 2010 • Bauma Special • April - May

tor control the movements of the piston, increasing the overall performance and efficiency through optimisation of the strike power of the breaker. The energy recovery system increases the strike power by using the energy generated by the piston rebound. This system allows an automatic increase of the breaker’s frequency when used on hard materials. The first model in the Blue Line range is the 1.7 tonne XL1700 breaker, which provides blow energy of 3400 J, a frequency of 600 blows/min and a tool diameter of 137 mm. The XL1700 can be used with excavators providing a minimum to maximum flow range of 100 to 150 l/min, and an operating pressure of 180 bars.

Allied Hy-Ram hammer boasts efficiency, automatic functions In the hydraulic hammer category, Allied Construction Products has introduced the Hy-Ram® HR Series hydraulic impact hammer. Based on the same proven design of other Allied products, the Hy-Ram offers a host of features for improved efficiency, including its innovative oil and gas operation. The Allied design of gas-assist using low pressure nitrogen improves the tool’s efficiency by reducing demand on the carrier’s hydraulic system. This eliminates dependency on hydraulic accumulators, which are used solely to eliminate hydraulic “spikes.” Pressurized oil is always present at the bottom of the piston, which prevents internal cavitation. Allied Hy-Rams can also be equipped with an optional AutoLube mounted on the hammer housing. This automatic system dispenses lubricant by the hammer’s vibration. The AutoLube uses a high-grade chisel paste in handy replaceable cartridges The Hy-Ram’s long-stroke design minimizes recoil, reduces vibration and eliminates mechanical springs. Medium and large models in the Hy-Ram series also have an automatic Auto-Stop feature that prevents blank-firing once the demolition tool has penetrated the material being broken, and downpressure is no longer applied. The Allied Hy-Ram hammers also feature a durable housing design that suspends the internal working body inside a full-box enclosure to protect the tool, reduce noise and minimize vibration and wear to the carrier. The durable housing design is enclosed at the bottom, and incorporates a heavy-duty Hardox rock claw. Shock-absorbing polyurethane acoustical inserts increase carrier endurance The Autocontrol feature in Hy-Ram models HR150 through HR 1200 automatically regulate blow energy and frequency , while the Autogrease system in models HR 200 through HR 1200 eliminates the need for manual greasing. The Hy Ram HR 75 and larger models feature an Accumulator that reduces stress on hydraulic components. The large, medium, small and mini-size Hy-Ram models are available in 12 different models, ranging from working weights of 265 to 8,375 pounds and tool diameters of 1.77 to 6.88 inches. Allied offers more than 2,500 installation kits to fit the Hy-Ram to virtually every make and model of carrier.

FRD’s XCENTRIC Ripper Another new hydraulic hammer is FRD’s excavator-mounted XCENTRIC Ripper, which was developed in cooperation with the Spanish engineering and manufacturing company Grado Cero. The XCENTRIC Ripper is designed to perform excavation and demolition in less time, for lower cost and with a minimum of noise. The tool features a patented reaction power accumulation technology, making it more productive in most applications then any hydraulic hammer available in the market. What’s more, the XCENTRIC Ripper can work in the most severe of conditions in tunnels, foundations and under water without the need for special modifications. A wide range of XCENTRIC Ripper models will be available, with 10 different sizes for excavators from 2 to 85 tonnes. The first three models to be introduced are the XR 6 G0 for

Above the even heavier Hilti TE 3000-AVR.

Hilti TE 1500-AVR is a new strong handheld, electro-pneumatic breaker, suitable for indoor light demolition.

5-9 tonne excavators and backhoe loaders, the XR 25 G0 for 19-25 tonne excavators, and the XR 35 G0 for 30-39 tonne excavators.

Hilti redefines pneumatic breakers

A breaker from the new Montabert Blue Line.

Many equipment companies have also upgraded their pneumatic breaker products. “The electro-pneumatic breakers hit the market a little over 15 years ago, greatly in response to the market’s request for breaking concrete in a manner with fewer accessories (compressors and hoses, etc.) that the hydraulic breakers and air tools need to operate,” says Bret Baldwin, Hilti’s Building Construction Trade Manager. “Additionally, for indoor work, electro-pneumatics became the tool of choice.” The latest iteration in that technology is Hilti’s new TE 3000-AVR Breaker, which boasts the power of an air tool, at the same weight level, without the need for an air compressor to deliver explosive breaking power and exceptional mobility. Weighing 65 pounds, the TE 3000-AVR delivers 50 foot-pounds of impact energy to break up to six tons of material per hour, at rate comparable with a 60- to 65-pound air tool. The TE 3000-AVR also offers contractors easy, flexible operation from anywhere on the jobsite. Be-

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cause it does not require an air compressor, the TE 3000-AVR allows contractors to have their tool set up and working before the compressor is even towed to the location and hooked up. For maximum versatility, the TE 3000-AVR accepts standard 1-1/8 inch chisels, same as air-powered tools. In addition, the TE 3000-AVR incorporates Hilti’s subchassis active vibration reduction (AVR) system to dramatically cut the vibration passed along to the operator during operation, reducing fatigue and allowing them to work longer. An active cooling system reduces wear and tear on the motor, electronics and hammering mechanism. And, the TE 3000-AVR features a brushless SR motor that eliminates the need to replace carbon brushes — allowing longer intervals between service and twice the expected motor life. For smaller applications, there’s Hilti’s new TE1500-AVR. Ideal for everything from concrete foundation removal to digging in clay, to penetrations for pipes and electrical boxes, The TE1500-AVR also offers extended durability. With 22 foot-pounds of impact energy generated by a 1,800-watt motor, the TE 1500-AVR delivers up to 1,950 blows per minute to efficiently break up floors, slabs or foundations. However, all that power doesn’t come at the expense of operator comfort. The TE 1500-AVR offers a best-in-class weightto-power ratio, along with Hilti’s sub-chassis active vibration reduction (AVR) system that dramatically cuts the vibration

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felt by the operator. This advanced design allows the operator to work longer and be more productive. Hilti also extended the definition of durability with the TE 1500-AVR. An active cooling system reduces wear and tear on the motor, electronics and hammering mechanism. Three-chamber sealing keeps dust out of the tool for longer life with fewer breakdowns. Also, the TE 1500-AVR features a brushless SR motor that eliminates the need to replace carbon brushes — allowing longer intervals between service and twice the expected tool life. For versatility, the TE 1500-AVR is compatible with a variety of TE-SP polygon self-sharpening chisels, which provide strong breaking power and stick less in concrete and masonry. Also compatible with the new breakers is the Hilti TE DRS-B Dust Removal System, which reduces cleanup time and captures dust for a better working environment. Hilti’s TE 1500-AVR is also backed by Hilti Lifetime Service, a unique service agreement that includes two years of no-cost coverage. Baldwin adds that for 2010 and beyond, “the market is asking for more, mainly a method for breaking concrete that is more productive, and a tool that is easier to use and maintain, and that cost less overall to operate.” Hilti’s response is the launching of its TE 3000.

Chicago Pneumatic provides handheld performance

Chicago Pneumatic has launched the new CP 0112, CP 0112

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S and CP 0112 EX handheld pneumatic breakers, all of which feature an upgraded valve system that produces a 15% increase in performance compared with company’s previous CP 0111 series. The CP 0112 range builds on the proven features of its predecessor in many other ways. The forgings are made of alloy steel to increase durability, while the four-bolt back head withstands rugged use. An integral oiler provides continuous lubrication. In addition, the CP 0112 series are the lightest handheld breakers in the Chicago Pneumatic range, weighing from 13.5 to 16 kg. They are especially well suited to situations where easy handling and weight restrictions are important issues. The CP 0112 can be used in light demolition applications (e.g., floors, pavement, frozen ground and masonry walls). The more specialized CP 0112 EX boasts an extended handle, making it ideal for light trenching applications. Both feature the 1 x 4 North American hexagonal shank. For applications where a quieter tool is helpful, the CP 0112 S is a silenced version of the new series featuring the 25 x 108 mm standard ISO shank used outside Northern America. The CP 0112 S breaker is also CE-approved. Technical data Model CP 0112 CP 0112 S CP 0112 EX

Weight lb kg 30 13.5 32 14.5 35 16

Length in mm 21 535 21 535 313/8 800

Blows per min. 1590 1590 1590

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Regardless if you are going to attend Bauma or not, your will be unable to avoid being affected by all the news about the show. And, it is very valuable for you as a professional contractor operating within demolition, recycling, concrete sawing and drilling, concrete floor grinding and polishing, hydrodemolition and related product sectors. On the following 34 pages, many new products being released that are sure to improve your work.

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Baumaschinen It is time again for Bauma, the global mega-show for construction machinery and equipment. This time, the show is expected to be even bigger in the number of exhibitors, exhibition space and visitors. PDi Magazine will be there in hall A1, stand number 132.

It is rather amazing that it is already time for the mega-show Bauma. This is one show that truly doesn’t disappoint anyone who attends. And this year, everything is bigger. The number of exhibitors are well over 3200 companies, and the volume of exhibition space has been increased to 555,000 m2. Although most of the world’s markets are either in the middle of or coming out of the worst economic crisis in years, Bauma is more focused on what contractors in the industry need to improve their work. That’s why it continues to grow and set new records of exhibitors, exhibition area and number of international visitors. And if previous shows are any indicator, the number of visitors will also increase this time. Bauma 2010 opens on Monday 19 April and closes on Sunday 25 April, and will be the biggest edition ever. The increases in exhibitors and exhibition space are a result of growing interest from countries such as China, Turkey and India. “In some cases we have received double the number of requests for exhibition space from these countries than in 2007,” says exhibition director Georg Moller. Exhibitors from Europe, for example, Italy, Great Britain and the Netherlands, will again be taking the top slots in Bauma’s international exhibitor ranking. All this is a strong indicator that the industry worldwide is looking forward with confidence to the leading world trade fair.

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PDi 2-2010 is your guide

The issue of PDi that you are holding is the Bauma show issue. It was distributed before the show, and is being handed out at the PDi booth in hall 1, booth number 132, as well as at the Bauma international press stand. This entire issue is filled with information about Bauma’s exhibitors and the new products they are launching at the show. But PDi is only focusing on exhibitors that are related to the product areas covered by this magazine. Even though with this limitation, we cannot guarantee that we are able to cover everything. Still, we hope that PDi issue 2-2010 will be a good and useful guide about the news on the market, even if you are not visiting Bauma 2010.

Prospects for the building and construction industry worldwide in 2010 Thanks to extensive government economic stimulus programmes, aimed to a considerable extent at the construction sector, activity in construction has picked up in most industrial and emerging countries than the economy as a whole. It is expected that most countries will see a revival in activity in the building and construction sector in 2010, with accelerated growth to follow in 2011.

Europe In Europe, a slight fall of 1% in building production is still

n in Bavaria expected in 2010. But this is due solely to the poor development in commercial construction. Civil engineering, by contrast, is expected to grow by 2.7%, mainly because of the extensive economic stimulus programmes in many EU member states. In 2011, Europe-wide building investment is predicted to expand by 2%, again driven by 3% increased investment in civil engineering projects. The slight downturn in overall production in 2010 is due to the negative effect from countries such as Spain, Ireland, Finland and Portugal, where prices have fallen dramatically following the end of the boom in residential property. In the reform economies of Central Europe, however, growth in construction activity is set to expand by 6% as early as 2010, accelerating to 10% in 2011. The engine behind this growth will continue to be Poland. Russia has also been affected by the international economic crisis, coupled in this case with rapidly falling income for the state from energy exports, a result of falling prices on the world market. Nevertheless, building activity overall has stayed stable in 2009. However, a downturn of around 5% is expected for 2010, followed in 2011 by modest growth.

Overall China is coming through the global economic crisis much better than the industrialised and emerging economies. Economic research institutes are expecting real GDP in China to grow by 8% in both 2009 and 2010. In building investment, the growth is likely to be slightly higher still as the Chinese government is holding firmly to its ambitious investment programme in infrastructure. The strong dynamism on the Chinese construction market is also expected to

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Ahlmann

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ALLU Group

B3.323

ALLU Group

F9.N914/1

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F7.703/15

ARJES GmbH

F8.N812/1

Atlas Copco MCT

F10.1008

atlas diamant

A1.301

Avant Tecno Oy

F5.502/2

B+B Tec-Diamond_

D2.213

Baioni Crushing

F4.406/7

Bell Equipment

B3.500A

BERCO S.p.A.

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BERTOLI S.r.l.

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BLASTRAC

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Bobcat

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Bosch Engineering

A4.317/510

Braun Maschinenfab. A1.211 Breaker SRL

A1.119

Breaker Technology

F11.1111/3

Briggs & Stratton

A3.463/562

Broendum A/S, V.

A1.417

BROKK AB

A1.132

BROKK AB

F6.N609/2

Brunner & Lay Inc.

C2.101 C

The Indian construction market is not of the same size as other markets, with the level of investment in the industry in 2008 coming in at around EUR130 billion. However, its rate of growth was almost as impressive as that of China. Between 1998 and 2008 activity in building and construction rose by around 140%, and this dynamic pace is set to continue. According to forecasts by the economic research institutes, real economic output in India is set to expand by 6% in both 2009 and 2010. In the current five-year plan to 2012, around EUR330 billion is being invested in the expansion of the country’s road and rail network, the construction of new sea ports and airports, and in improving energy and water supplies. During this period, growth in investment in construction is expected to reach around 10% per annum.

C.M.C. s.r.l.

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Cangini Benne s.r.l.

B3.309/408

Carbodiam

A1.202

Caterpillar Sarl

B6.102/402

Caterpillar Sarl

B6.104/404

Caterpillar Sarl

B6.106/406

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B6.208

Caterpillar Sarl

B6.308

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CEDIMA

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Chicago Pneumatic

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A1.210

Conjet AB

A1.215

CONTEC GmbH

A1.218

CONTEC s.r.l.

C1.516

CORAZZA Srl

B5.310

Core Powertools

A1.144

CORIMAG s.r.l.

B3.120

DARDA GmbH

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Datek AB

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Dehaco GmbH

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Russia

At around EUR730 billion, the building and construction market in the US remains the most important in the world. Following a downturn in the current year, real GDP is expected to rise again in 2010 by 1.5%. This means the US is emerging from recession more quickly than generally expected. Following the severe drop in building production in 2007 to 2009, a slight increase is expected next year, picking up strength in 2011. Government building activity will increase, particularly in civil engineering projects, thanks to the economic stimulus programmes. New residential construction is expected to stabilise, while a more marked downturn is expected in commercial construction.

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continue overall.

India

But what about demolition, recycling, concrete sawing and drilling, concrete floor grinding and polishing equipment and related products? PDi believes visitors to Bauma will not be disappointed. Most of the players will be there, this time with even bigger stands. Most of the manufacturers of concrete sawing and drilling, concrete floor grinding and polishing, and all products related to these sectors will, as usual be located in hall A1 or in the nearby halls. However, demolition and recycling equipment is more spread out. Starting with this page and on the following 29 pages you find brief summaries of all the new products that will be launched at Bauma related to the sectors covered by PDi that have come to our attention. The presentations are published in alphabetic order, and not divided in product sectors. Starting on this spread you also find an exhibitor list with stand numbers for your service. And if you’re searching for more information about Bauma

Dehaco International F10.N1015/6 DEMAREC

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DEMCO Technic AG

A1.323/422

DeWalt

A1.520

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Diamasa Diamantt.

A1.216

DIAMOND PAUBER

D2.307

Diamond Service Srl D2.217 DIATOP SAMA CO.

A1.128

DIDA Diamond Tools

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DIECI S.r.l.

F11.1110/1

Dieckmann, M.

C2.400

Diewe Diamantwerkz A1.309 DigiCore Deutschland D2.105/202 Doosan

F6.601/602/3

Doppstadt

F9.N918/1

Dr. Schulze GmbH

A1.135

dsb Maschinenbau

B2.128B

dth Service UG

D2.116

Dustcontrol

A1.537

Dynaset Oy

F7.704A/7

E-Z Drill, Inc.

C4.229

EDILGRAPPA S.R.L.

A3.126

EDT EURODIMA

A1.405/500

EHWA DIAMOND

D2.304

Eickhoff

C2.109/214

Eibenstock

A1.531

Erkat

B3.517

ESCO

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Euromecc S.r.l.

F9.904/4

EVERDIGM Corp.

F11.1106/2

Fachverband Betonbohren und -Sägen e.V. Deutschland” EW.05 FAST VERDINI S.p.A.

F13.1308/1

Finmac Demolition Oy A1.214 Flex-Elektrowerkzeuge A1.311 Furukawa Rock Drill F6.603/4 GEHL Europe GmbH

F9.907/1

Geith Intl. Ltd.

F4.406/3

GENESIS Europe

F7.707/4

Giant Hydra. Breaker C4.100 GÖLZ GmbH

A1.425/524

GUIDETTI s.r.l.

B3.121

Hammelmann

A1.413/512

Hartl Anlagenbau

B2.226

HD ENGINEERING Ltd. F5.504/505/1 Heger EDT GmbH

A1.323/422

Hilti Deutschland

A1.404

HINOWA S.P.A.

A6.120

HINOWA S.p.A.

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HINOWA S.p.A.

F13.1305/2

Hitachi Construction F5.504/505/5 HITACHI POWER TOOLS D2.205 Hitachi Sumitomo

F11.1105/2

HTC Floor Systems

A1.315

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F9.907/6

HYDRARAM B.V.

B3.212

Hydro-Tec GmbH

A1.407

Hyundai Heavy Ind.

F8.807A

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A1.409

IDROBENNE

B3.204

Idromeccanica

A6.200B

and the products being exhibited, either during the show or afterward, visit www.bauma.de.

Adamas

The Dutch manufacturer Adamas is well-known as a European Inan Makina B4.316/411 supplier of diamond tools and equipment for fast and easy access INDECO IND SPA F5.505/2 on the worksite. New from Adamas right now is the Eazy Saw rail guided handsaw. According to Adamas, the new saw is 100% safe INDEXATOR GmbH F8.N809/4 and can cut 21 cm in concrete and brickwork without fatiguing the ITALPUNTE Srl A3.654 operator. For smaller projects, the Eazy Saw is the perfect alternative JCB Deutschland F7.707/1 for petrol cut-off saws, chain- and ring saws. Since December of last year, Adamas has experienced the effects KEESTRACK F9.N916/5 of the construction industry’s global downturn. But instead of sitting Kleemann GmbH F10.1010 back and hoping for the best, Adamas has used the current situation Klindex Srl D2.119 as an opportunity for its R&D engineers to come up with something KOMATSU EUROPE B5.102/201 special to generate sales in these difficult times. The head office of Adamas is located in The Netherlands, KOMATSU EUROPE B5.104/203 where electric hand sawing has been extremely popular since the KOMATSU EUROPE B5.302/400 early 1980s. Electric wood saws are usually adapted for wet cutting KOMATSU EUROPE B5.304/402 in concrete with Ø300 or Ø350mm diamond saw blades, and used for small alterations and renovation jobs. Kranlyft F10.1003/1 As machines became more powerful in the last 10 years, KUBOTA A5.233/336 contractors modified them to cut with Ø500mm saw blades up KUBOTA F12.1211/3 to a depth of 20cm in concrete and brickwork. This situation was regarded as unsafe and therefore forbidden by health & safety organi“Liebherr-Intl A4.111 sations. Contractors using these machines were heavily fined. “Liebherr-Intl F8.803 Recent years have seen increasing demand for handheld electric “Liebherr-Intl F8.803A/1 saws for cutting jobs up to 20cm, but no supplier had the right prod“Liebherr-Intl F8.804/805 uct. Although electric wall saws are capable of cutting up to 20 cm deep, they are regarded as too big and heavy for these small jobs. “Liebherr-Intl F8.806 Adamas sales representatives in the Netherlands and Belgium “Liebherr-Intl F8.807 recognized this lingering market demand and used it to launch the “Link-Belt F11.1105/2 R&D project. Nine months of thinking, design development and fine tuning led to an innovative prototype named the “Eazy Saw.” Lissmac A1.221/324 The Eazy Saw consists of a 2200 Watt, 230 V electric drive Maeda Mini Cranes F10.1003/1 motor protected against overload by a thermal relay and a slip Mantovanibenne s.r.l. B3.115 clutch. The aluminium gear case is integrated in the saw arm, which connects to a carriage with a patented hinge construction. Meccanica Breganz. B5.311 This hinge is the unique part of the Eazy Saw. It is robust and Merlo Deutschland F11.1108/1 rigid, and guides the saw blade perfectly straight with Merlo S.p.A. F11.1108/1 minimum friction between the wall and saw blade Messersi’ S.p.A. F5.N506/4 centre. That allows the relatively small motor to power concrete cuts of up to 21 cm in deep MKS Funke GmbH A1.402 with no risk of kickback should the blade MONTABERT SAS F4.406/3 become jammed. Neuson Hydrotec A3.305 The carriage guides the Eazy Saw over an aluminium track that is bolted New Holland Kobelco B5.108/406 to the wall. Tracks are available in Nilfisk-ALTO F10.N1014/5 lengths of 1, 3 and 2,3 meters, and NIMCO Controls AB A4.407 have integrated double spirit levels and rubber bumpers. Spacer plates Ningbo Great Ocean A3.527 are available for uneven walls. Ningbo Hanshang Hyd. C4.109 The cutting process always NPK Europe F10.N1014/6 starts with a Ø350mm saw Numatic Intl D2.118 blade, after which a Ø450mm or Ø540mm saw blade can be Officine Meccaniche A5.530 mounted. Along with minimizing OilQuick AB F7.707/6 the physical load on the operator, PADLEY & VENABLES C2.204 the hinge permits plunge cuts in steps of up to 5 cm. PDI Magazine A1.132 Cooling water for the saw blade PENTAX Srl D2.103A runs through the gear case, and is efPilot Crushtec F7.N710/2 ficiently distributed via the saw shaft to minimize consumption. An ergonomic Portafill International F8.N821/1 rubber grip and a spray control cover on Powerscreen F7.704/705 the blade guard prevent excessive sprays of Pullman Ermator AB A1.533 water onto the wall, floor and operator, greatly Quanzhou Zhongzhi A5.108 reducing cleaning time. Adamas officially introduced the Eazy Saw Ramtec Oy B3.506A in early November at a special exhibition for RIVARD F11.1107/6 diamond drilling and cutting contractors in The Netherlands. Robert Bosch GmbH A4.317/510 The response was very positive. The contractors claimed that the Eazy Saw fills the gap between hand held saws and mini wall saws. 42 PDi • Issue 2 - 2010 • Bauma Special • April - May

Practice tests show that the Eazy Saw is much easier to install than a wall saw that cuts two to three times slower. The Eazy Saw will make its international debut at BAUMA 2010 in Hall A1-144. Adamas is also launching a dust reduction device called Hurricane. The device reduces dust with water mist. The water mist is adjustable and protects the operators from harmful concrete dust on the building site.

www.adamas.nl

ALLU ALLU, a manufacturer of screener crushers, will use Bauma to present the complete D series for fine screening, crushing, mixing, stabilising and sorting inside in Hall B3, stand 323, and at outside stand N914/1. The new ALLU D series will be extensive, providing solutions from the smallest skid steer loaders, up to the larger 45 tonne excavators and 30 tonne wheeled loaders. The new range offers a complete solution of material processing from fine screening to crushing and blending as well as for soil remediation and stabilisation. Also present at Bauma will be the new ALLU Pressure Feeder Mobile for feeding dry binders. It is mounted on a trailer that enables easy transportation. The system has two 10m3 tanks, a powerful engine and capacity to stabilise up to 150m3/h with a maximum feeding distance up to 200 metres from the feeder. The more powerful engine and compressor, also makes the ALLU PFM suitable for feeding column stabilisation piling rigs. One of the ALLU PFM’s features is its ability to blend to different powders. Not only is it a feeder for stabilisation projects, it can also be used as a mobile powder blender for many other industries. The ALLU PFM is registered for road transportation, and can be moved as an ordinary trailer from one site to another. Numerous tests have been carried out to date, leading to the delivery of the first ALLU PFM in December 2009.

www.allu.fi

Aquajet Systems Aquajet Systems AB, the Swedish specialist manufacturer of hydrodemolition technology, will release the newest version of its Aqua Cutter Hydrodemolition robot at the Bauma 2010 exhibition. The new Aqua Cutter robot incorporates more than 25 years of experience in the hydrodemolition business, and meets all customer expectations of what is needed to remain competitive, profitable and able to handle most kinds of working situations. The robot also includes several improved advantages that facilitate the operator’s convenience. The Aqua Cutter HVD is already considered to be the most versatile robot available performing horizontal, vertical and up to more than 6 m overhead operations as standard. The next generation model being released at Bauma features a sturdier base and has extended free vertical reach to 7 m and also the 4 m operation width option. Many of the well known and patented Aqua Cutter advantages—the EDS, ISC and Smart Lance system—have been updated and integrated into the new version. Other features include extended track length and width, increased engine

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www.arden-equipment.fr

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Robit Rocktools Ltd

B3.315

Rockster Recycler

B2.208

ROTAIR S.p.A.

B3.220

Rotar International

B3.503

ROZZI S.P.A.

F9.N919/2

RUBBLE MASTER HMH B2.228 Saint-Gobain Abrasi. A1.419/518 Sandvik

F6.605/1

Sany Heavy Industry F6.N608 SASE Company, Inc.

A1.402

Scanmaskin

A1.222

Schwamborn

A1.310

SENNEBOGEN

F7.706

Shinhan Diamond

A1.511

SIMA, S.A.

A1.306

SIMEX SRL

B3.216

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F4.406/8

Skyjack Inc.

F11.1102/6

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SOCOMEC S.P.A.

B3.406

Solga Diamant

A1.307

SOOSAN

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SSAB Swedish Steel A6.423 Stanley Hydraulic Tools F6.N611/3 Stanley Labounty

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STIHL

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Strahltec Wirths GmbH A1.420 Superabrasive Ltd.

A1.522

Superior Concrete Pro. C1.114 TABE

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TECHNOALPIN AG

B3.312

Terex Corporation

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Toku Pneumatic

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TopTec

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Tractive AB

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Wacker Neuson SE

C1.220

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WOMA GmbH

C1.218

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CombiCutter. Weighing 6.5 tonnes, the new product is the heaviest cutter in the line and is designed for carrier units of the 58 to 85 tonne class. The CC 6000’s design is also in line with other CombiCutter models. The system with the two movable jaws and the two lifting cylinders has stood the test of time. It offers a constantly high crushing force throughout the entire closing process. And the combination of a single and double blade jaw arm provides maximum stability even under extreme loads. Universal jaws and steel cutting jaws are available for the CC 6000, which has been designed for heavy-duty industrial, bridge and building demolition jobs. Both cutter jaws can be fitted and removed as one unit because the coupling and positioning system holds both jaws together even after they have been removed. The cutter jaws, blades and teeth can be changed on site. Atlas Copco will also introduce the new hydraulic CombiCutter CC 650 with hydraulic rotation device. With its service weight of 630kg, the new CC 650 is a match for carriers in the 6-12 tonne weight class. The hydraulic rotation device allows endless 360º rotation of the attachment and quick and easy positioning of the CombiCutter, which has 45 tonnes of crushing force. The CC 650, which replaces the CC 550, can be used for light duty demolition work, and for internal reconstruction and gutting. Atlas Copco is also launching four new handheld hydraulic breakers with improved vibration characteristics. The handheld hydraulic breakers have just two moving parts. There is minimal wear and very few parts to service as moving parts operate in oil. Among these new hydraulic breakers is the model HB 3100 with PowerAdapt and optimized box design. PowerAdapt is a system that shuts down the hydraulic breaker in case the oil pressure becomes too high. This feature is particularly valuable if there is an improper carrier oil pressure setting. Conventional pressure relief valves used in hydraulic breakers continuously drain oil into the tank and waste energy. This affects the efficiency and profitability of the equipment. The improved hydraulic breaker guide system provides a better stability and resistance. The Non-Dust version of the HB 3100 is furnished with the all-round wear protection that is already featured in all of the dust versions of the HB series of hydraulic breakers. With its service weight of approximately 3.1 tonnes, the HB 3100 can be attached to carriers of the 30 to 52 tonne class. All proven features of Atlas Copco’s heavy-duty hydraulic

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breaker line are also found in the new HB 3100, which replaces the HB 3000. Atlas Copco will also show the new series of Atlas Copco Cobra™ petrol drill and breakers, which was launched in January 2010. These new tools meet the stricter requirements of exhaust emissions set by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Purchasers of Atlas Copco equipment will also be pleased to learn that the company’s 1+2 programme extended warranty is now being offered for heavy hydraulic breakers. The programme includes a one-year standard warranty, plus two years free additional warranty.

www.atlascopco.com

Blastrac with Diamatic A company that is raising its profile in the industry is the US manufacturer Blastrac, which is using this increased attention to promote its Diamatic brand. Since World of Concrete 2009, we have seen a number of new products under both names. At Bauma, visitors can view the newest in a line of economical, highly productive shot blasters, floor grinders and polishing machines. Blastrac will also introduce a completely new grinding line that reflects both manufacturing quality and the most advanced, complete concrete grinding and polishing system in the industry today. In 2009, Blastrac restructured its manufacturing and sales operations, and experienced a decline in overall sales. However, the company expects to recoup the majority of that decline in 2010, in part because of its growing product line. Diamatic launched a number of new products or upgrades to existing products during the World of Concrete. New products include a planetary grinder, edger, micro-polisher and vacuum. The company also introduced a new, walk-behind planing machine, which features a gang saw diamond for planing down groves, exposing aggregate, or levelling a floor that has previously been remodelled. A texturing and pavement preservation product line, featuring new maintenance chemicals, densifiers and colours/dyes, was also released in January 2010. “The whole idea is to position ourselves as one of the top players in the polishing segment,

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Breaker Technology Breaker Technology Inc. (BTI), has for decades been one of the largest suppliers of equipment and services for the construction, aggregate, demolition and mining industries. Applications range from primary and secondary sites involved in construction, demolition or recycling, to quarries and underground mining operations such as scaling and explosives loading. Technology plays a critical role in the company’s continued successes. BTI enjoys a reputation for engineering products with the most advanced technologies available, yet the resulting systems are remarkably easy to use. Its breaker systems, for example, literally have benchmarked reliability and performance across a broad range of applications. Similarly, its hydraulic breakers use sophisticated technology to produce a simple design. With only two internal moving parts, this line of breakers and attachments makes the operation of hydraulic equipment easy, flexible and reliable. Fieldproven and customer-sanctioned, BTI products are enthusiastically accepted as the standard for the industries they serve. In the spring of 1997 BTI made a commitment to implement a formal Quality Assurance System. On November 6, 1998 the facilities in Thornbury Ontario, and Riverside California were certified to ISO 9001:1994. In 2000, the International Standards Organization ( ISO ) revised the Standard to emphasize requirements for a Quality Management System rather than a Quality Assurance System. BTI made the transition to the ISO 9001:2000 Standard in June of 2001, receiving registration in October 2001, certificate #Q2233. BTI’s commitment to improve business performance, productivity and enhance customer satisfaction is reflected in this focus on continual improvement. At Bauma 2010 BTI will show their latest developments in terms of among other demolition equipment.

www.rockbreaker.com

Bobcat Bobcat compact equipment, a member of the newly formed global Doosan Infracore Construction Equipment Group, will introduce several new products at Bauma (Open Air, Stand N° F6 601/602/3). Making their debut at Bauma will be the E45 and E50 zero tail swing (ZTS) mini-excavators, which provide new exceptional performance levels in the 4- to 6-tonne mini-excavator category. Equipped with cab and bucket, the E45 has an operating weight of 4634 kg and offers a maximum digging depth of 3300 mm. The E50, equipped with cab and bucket, has an operating weight of 4905 kg and a maximum digging depth of 3524 mm. Both models also offer fuel economy and abundant power. The E45 is powered by the 4-cylinder Kubota V2403-MDI-TE38-BC-5, producing 30.2 kW net per SAE J1349 of output power at 2200 RPM. This results in breakout forces of 28.0 kN in the dipper arm and 35.1 kN at the bucket, for a ground-level lifting capacity of 2369 kg. Powering the E50 is the Kubota V2403-M-DITE38-BC-4 turbo-charged Tier III diesel engines, which produces 35.4 kW of output power, and breakout forces of 30.4 kN in the dipper arm and 41.2 kN. Ground-level lifting capacity is 2778 kg. Bobcat is also launching four new rotary telehandler models to complement its exist-

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ing 12-model range of rigid-frame telehandlers. Another new product is the Bobcat S650 loader, which is the first of a new generation of machines that revolutionises the design of skid-steer and compact tracked loaders worldwide. The vertical lift path S650 loader has an operating weight of 3777 kg, a rated operating capacity of 1220 kg and a tipping load of 2440 kg. The new-generation Bobcat loaders offer several innovative features. Topping the list is a spacious new Premium Cab located in a new forward position that provides a 30% increase in all-around visibility for the operator. Also enhancing operator visibility are a 40% larger door and redesigned top, side and rear windows. The Premium Cab allows operators to customize their working environment, with its fully adjustable seat and suspension, and an improved heating and air conditioning system. Optional selectable joystick controls are also available. As with all new-generation loaders, the S650 offers a significant increase in power and hydraulic performance to boost productivity, enhance attachment performance and produce in faster cycle times. Powered by an efficient Kubota V3307-DITE3 55.4 kW Stage IIIA diesel engine, the S650 has a standard hydraulic flow of 87.1 l/min, with an optional high flow of 115.5 l/min. Able to travel at speeds up to 19.8 km/h, the loader’s traction is 15 to 20 percent greater than previous comparable models for greater pushing and digging power. The S650 has a height of 2065 mm, with an 1880 m wide, 3474 mm long bucket. The bucket hinge pin height is 3149 mm. Its innovative engineering design helps increase uptime by providing for simplified maintenance and serviceability. Bobcat has also introduced the new TR05 Tilt-Rotator for its E32 and E35 excavators, both of which will be shown at Bauma. The TR05 Tilt-Rotator helps maximise an excavator’s productivity and versatility with its easy adaptability to a wide range of attachments such as grading and digging buckets, cable buckets, asphalt cutters, ripper teeth and hydraulic grabs. Bobcat adapted the proven ‘Plug-and-Play’ technology from its compact loaders to ensure maximum precision and efficiency for the TR05 Tilt-Rotator. For example, a built-in Attachment Control Device (ACD) receives its information from a controller in the machine via the same type of 7-pin connection. The standard joysticks on the excavator are replaced with dedicated Tilt-Rotator joysticks, which incorporate all additional functions and allow the operator to engage or disengage the Tilt-Rotator functions safely and easily. Unlike other systems on the market, the Tilt-Rotator can be operated immediately upon installation of the Deluxe Control kit (including the joysticks and controller) on the excavator. No calibration or fine-tuning is needed on the job site. Bobcat will also show its extended range of bucket attachments with the launch of a new family of skeleton buckets for Bobcat compact loaders and mini-excavators. The skeleton buckets are ideal for landscaping and general site clean-up applications. They are also suitable for demolition and refurbishment work, recycling and beach-cleaning. Four new skeleton buckets, ranging in width from 157 to 208 cm, cover most of the machines in the Bobcat compact loader range as well as the T2250 telehandler. For 1.5- to 8-tonne Bobcat mini-excavators, there is a wide selection of skeleton buckets to fit pin-on, Klac and Lehnhoff couplers. The skeleton buckets feature bolt-on teeth, with space between tines varying from 57 to 71 mm, depending on the bucket size.

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Brokk A lot of things happened for Brokk during 2009. The Swedish manufacturer launched two new models, the Brokk 400 and Brokk 260. Both new models will of course be on display at Bauma. On top of this, the manufacturer has announced that it will release a completely new machine. The official reveal will take place in the Brokk outdoor booth, which will complement Brokk’s indoor display in Hall 1, booth no 132.

“This year at Bauma, Brokk will show why we continue to be the world’s leading supplier of safe, efficient and profitable demolition,” says Brokk Communication Manager Eva Skinner. “We’ll introduce an all-new Brokk model, packed with impressive power in a surprisingly small package.”

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Brunner & Lay This year, the US manufacturer of various heavy-duty tools for the construction, demolition and mining industries will exhibit at Bauma. From a very inauspicious beginning in a small blacksmith shop originally started in 1882 by Edward Brunner and Severin Lay, Brunner & Lay, Inc. and its affiliated companies have become recognized as the quality leaders, as well as the world’s largest manufacturer of paving breaker tools. Today, using the latest state of the art equipment in its facilities throughout the world, Brunner & Lay, Inc.’s entire output is devoted to the manufacture of pneumatic and hydraulic tool accessories for the construction, mining, and demolition industries. The worldwide operations encompass manufacturing plants and warehouses on three different continents. These include seven facilities in the US, three in Canada, three in Great Britain, one in Germany, and two in Australia, including the newest warehouse facility in Kalgoorlie. The corporation is currently overseen by F. Michael Brunner, President, the fourth generation of the Brunner Family to oversee operations. Brunner & Lay products are divided into three major categories: tools used for the demolition or cutting of concrete and stone; drill steels and carbide tipped bits used to drill blast holes in quarries, mines, and construction projects; and small chipping and electric hammer tools, which are used by the general construction trade. It is with great pride that the Brunner & Lay organization can point to the many wonderful highways, dams, airfields, mines and quarries and national monuments that its products have helped shape. Some of these well-known landmarks include Mt. Rushmore, Hoover Dam, the Chunnel connecting England and France, the Eisenhower Tunnel in Colorado and Olympic venues worldwide. These accomplishments could not have been achieved without the extended efforts of longtime dedicated employees and the many fine distributors who have provided loyal support over these years. Brunner & Lay extends its very sincere thanks to these employees and distributors. Brunner & Lay is confident that its products will continue to contribute to worldwide health, growth, and prosperity far into the future.

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Caterpillar will display close to 60 products along with innovative solutions at Bauma 2010. Continuing with its established theme focusing on the success of its customers, Caterpillar together with its German dealer Zeppelin will exhibit the latest products and solutions “Your Success. Our Commitment.” This theme highlights the company’s continued focus and full commitment to supporting the business success of its customers. The stand, located in the hall B6 and the adjoining outside area, will cover a total of 10,700 m2. Close to 60 Cat® machines will be on display, covering products from the 301.6C mini hydraulic excavator to the 993K large wheel loader. In particular, new and updated products will include M325D L material handler with port handling attachment, AP555E asphalt paver, 434E Mechanical and 432E backhoe loaders, 988H CU large wheel loader, 50 DEM demolition excavator, 336E excavator, TH417 telehandler, P200 series hydraulic concrete pulverisers and a new quarry body for the 770 rigid-frame off-highway truck. Many more new products

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will be on display for the first time in Europe. In addition to the machines, the Caterpillar stand will feature a central area dedicated to practical, business-driven innovations, technology and services designed to help customers’ success, lessen environmental impact, improve productivity, and work more safely. Most importantly, the area incorporates information on Tier 4/ Stage 3B solutions, the D7E electric drive track-type tractor, as well as connected worksite technology with next-generation Product Link and new integrated Cat Grade Control. The area also will also present the Caterpillar EcoDrive concept, simulators for several Cat products and consultancy for a quarry site assessment. Other features of the Cat stand will include a large outside Cat Rental Store area. The Caterpillar Industrial Power Systems Division will feature its complete range of Tier 4/Stage IIIB engines in Building A4. Caterpillar’s extensive product display at Bauma will also encompass new attachments from Caterpillar Work Tools B.V. The company introduces its new line of P200-series pulverizers for hydraulic excavators. The P200-series, model P215, P225, and P235 extend the range of hydro-mechanical work tools. The P200 series is an excellent choice for all those recyclers who need to prepare concrete for fine crushing, and is an excellent attachment for secondary demolition. Concrete chunks released during the demolition of concrete structures can be fine-crushed at source. In this process the concrete and the reinforcement are separated. This considerably reduces the transport volume, saving dumping and transportation expenses.

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Cedima Since 1984, Cedima GmbH from Celle has been developing and distributing diamond tools and machines for the construction industry. Having collected design and operational know-how for many years, the company today produces a variety of diamond tools and machines offering unequalled opportunities for improved productivity. The products are exported in more than 50 countries. Various distributors and service partnerships throughout the world help keeping delivery and service times as short as possible. In Germany, a powerful sales force team takes care of our customers’ needs. Quality is one of Cedima’s most important maxim. Business processes consequently directed to quality assurance have become a matter of course. These efforts have been rewarded already in 1997 with the certification as per DIN ISO 9001. In Celle, a highly qualified team constantly works to provide the suitable tool for each material. The samples collected worldwide by both customers and staff lining the shelves of our research facility. In a laboratory equipped with the latest technology the composition of the samples is examined, thus gaining necessary information for the development of a successful diamond tool. There will be a line of products in the Cedima stand at Bauma, led by the launch of a new way to eliminate over cuts. Creating rectangular cuts in brickwork or ferroconcrete walls is part of the daily challenge of professionals in drilling and sawing. Generally, these cuts are generated with wall saws. Due to the geometry of a diamond saw blade, however, overlaps can occur on the edges that need to be closed after the operations. This process is not always easy, given the size of the overlap and the weight of the saw. Generally in these cases, operators drill holes in the corners and chisel out the remaining curves afterward. Cedima GmbH now offers a more efficient solution that utilizes a high-frequency electric chain saw and wall saw, resulting in a clean cut-out without a subsequent treatment (see article page 78 for more info).

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pneumatic breakers, which offer a 15% increase in performance compared to the previous CP 0111 series. Apart from that the new CP 0112 range builds on proven features of the previous range. The forgings are made of alloy steel to raise durability. The four-bolt back head withstands rugged use and the integral oiler provides continuous lubrication. The CP 0112 series are the lightest handheld breakers in the Chicago Pneumatic range, weighing 13.5-16 kg. They are especially well suited to situations where easy handling and weight restrictions are important issues. The CP 0112 is used for applications such as the light demolition of floors, pavement, frozen ground and masonry walls. The CP 0112 EX is a specialized tool with an extended handle, which is intended for light trenching applications. They both feature the 1 x 4 in Northern American hexagonal shank. The CP 0112 S is a silenced version featuring the 25 x 108 mm standard ISO shank used outside North America. The CP 0112 S is also CE-approved.

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Conjet range and new products The hydrodemolition machinery manufacturer Conjet will show its new Robot 324 and 365 MPA as well as the new Jetframe Nalta at Bauma. Some of the new features of the Robot 324 are a completely new front with oscillating cassette and feed beam. This makes it possible to mount the arm with 300 mm offset on both sides, which increases the reach on mainly vertical surfaces including below the robot. The angle of attack can be set to ±45°, which will improve the reach into corners. The front end of the robot has a more compact design so that it can be used in tighter areas. The feed beam can be tilted from -10° to 90°, which means that the robot can perform hydrodemolition in front. In addition, the Robot 324 and 365 features an upgraded control system that offers absolute position sensors. Another

option is the ability to fit a mast on the Robot for extended reach below the robot. Conjet will also show the new Jeframe 101 Nalta at Bauma. Conjet Nalta is the world’s smallest and lightest hydrodemolition unit. It replaces the dangerous and far less productive hand-lancing method of hydrodemolition. Instead, the ‘Nalta’ operator remotely controls all functions of the Jetframe 101 a safe distance from the working area.

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Demarec Demarec, the Dutch manufacturer of demolition and recycling equipment will introduce the Demarec DRS-75, the first model of a complete new generation of shears, at Bauma. The new Demarec 360° rotating shear is suitable for 45-65 tonne excavators, and for 60-80 tonne excavators when fitted to the boom. A key objective behind the development of the new product was to achieve extremely powerful shears with a low weight. This has resulted in an exceptional weight/ force ratio of about 6.9 tonnes, and a maximum shear force of over 10,500 kN. With these specifications, the DRS-75 is in the top segment of the market. Another characteristic of the new concept is its compact design, whereby a single cylinder with branched axle journals is mounted in the frame. Demarec is also using Bauma to launch its new range of demolition shears in the Classes 25, 30 and 45. The new demolition products consist of rotating crushers, rotating Combi shears and rotating demolition shears. The 25 series is suitable for excavators of 1625 tonnes, the 30 series for excavators of 20-35 tonnes and the 45 series for excavators with a weight of 30-50 tonnes. The new dedicated demolition model is ideal for combination with hydraulic quick change systems that involve coupling the hose connection. This includes systems such as Oil-Quick, Likufix, Vario-Lock and Riedelberger.

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Demco Technic In late 2009, Demco Technic AG launched a new core drilling system, which continued its Italian series of drill rigs. The system, called NINO, is a lightweight professional set-up designed to drill diameters of up to 170 mm. The rig is notable for its excellent user friendliness, a result of the effective two-way communication between the manufacturer and customers. Weighing a mere 8 kg, the feather-light NINO is equipped with roller guides that enable smooth movement of the feeder. The rig stand can be inclined up to a 45° tilt for comfortable angle drilling. An optional hand-crank can be attached left or right of the feeder, thus further increasing the system’s flexibility onsite. The NINO system is available in two versions that differ in the way the motor is fastened to the rig—either with a 60mm tightening device compatible with most makes of drill motors, or with a flat coupling plate to bolt the motor straight on to the rig. Demco will show this innovative product together with its range of high-cycle wall saws, named Cobra, Gamma and Vector, and with their automatic drilling system, Subito. Another novelty on display will be the Cobra Caddy for easy access to and on the work site.

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Doosan Doosan will launch several new excavators, loaders and hydraulic breakers at Bauma. The excavator DX700LC is designed and built to meet the needs of heavy-duty mining and quarrying applications, as well as major infrastructure construction projects. The long carriage (LC) design, combined with the undercarriage expanded to its maximum working width of 4000 mm, offers optimum stability and safety in all kinds of digging, lifting and loading applications. To meet the requirements of different markets, three arms of varying length are available for the DX700LC. Equipped with the EU-approved 2900 mm arm, the DX700LC offers a maximum digging depth of 7765 mm, a maximum digging height of 12,080 mm, a maximum digging reach of 12,715 mm and a dump height of 8180 mm. The minimum swing radius is 4090 mm. Digging force over the bucket is 33.3 tonnes, while that over the arm is 27.0 tonnes. Buckets for the DX700LC range in capacity from 2.5 to 4.5 m3. The DX700LC is powered by the 6-cylinder “common rail” Isuzu AH-6WG1X turbocharged diesel engine, providing 345 kW (463 HP) at a maximum governed speed of 1800 RPM. The maximum torque is 202 kg.m at 1500 RPM. The Isuzu

engine meets all requirements for EPA Tier III, and is EU Stage III certified. The 37.9 tonne DX380LC crawler excavator covers applications from heavy construction and excavation to development of construction sites, construction and renovation of highways and other large projects. Powered by a 6-cylinder “common rail” Doosan DL08 turbocharged diesel engine providing 202 kW (275 HP) at a maximum governed speed of 1900 RPM, the DX380LC features an e-EPOS electronic control system that provides optimum power at reduced fuel consumption in all working operations. The engine is also EU Stage III certified. Three arms of varying length are available for the DX380LC. Equipped with the longest 3950 mm arm, the DX380LC offers a maximum digging depth of 8200 mm; the dump height is 7750 mm and the maximum digging reach is 11,930 mm. Doosan’s 23.6 tonne DX235LCR crawler excavator is designed to meet the continually growing demand for reducedradius crawler excavators for work near buildings, and in confined areas. Digging force over the bucket is 14.2 tonnes, while that over the arm is 10.3 tonnes. Use of power boost increases both forces by about 5%, the highest forces of any excavator in this class. Thanks to the high engine power and the high swing torque, the DX235LCR can work efficiently on slopes. Swing speed is 11.3 RPM. Powered by a 6-cylinder Doosan turbocharged diesel engine providing 123 kW (166 HP) at a maximum governed speed of 1900 RPM, the DS235LCR has a maximum digging depth of 6670 mm. The dump height is 7925 mm, while the maximum digging reach is 9821 mm. Doosan is also launching the new DL420 large-wheeled loader. With a bucket capacity of 4.0 m3, the DL420 is ideal for a wide range of material-handling needs from loading and transporting sand, gravel and other granular material to industrial, mining and quarrying applications. The 22.3 tonne DL420 expands Doosan’s range of articulated wheeled loaders to eight models with bucket capacities from 1.5 to 5 m3. The DL420 is powered by the 10.8 litre, six-cylinder turbocharged Cummins QSM11 electronically-controlled engine with high pressure unit injector system and a state-of-the-art combustion system. Emissions are well below phase III regulatory limits, and fuel consumption is about 7% less when compared to the DL400. The engine develops 209 kW (284 HP) at 2000 rpm, and offers a maximum torque of 148 kg.m at 1400 rpm, for optimal traction and breakout force in loading-transporthandling applications. Doosan is also launching a new line of hydraulic breaker at Bauma. Details on the breaker range can be found in the special feature on page 28.

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Dr. Schulze Dr.Schulze GmbH is a German manufacturer of machinery and diamond tools for construction and stone jobs, with 25 years of experience in the business. The company owns four plants in Germany where it produces all its concrete sawing equipment and tools. Dr.Schulze is particularly known for its Meissner kombi systems, which allow the contractor to switch between various drilling and sawing operations virtually in no time. But it is another sawing solution from Dr.Schulze that is in the spotlight right now: hydraulic wall sawing system SW800, soon to be showcased at BAUMA. Andrei Bushmarin reports. Dr.Schulze’s hydraulically-driven SW800 is designed for wall sawing with 800 to 1600 mm blades. Equipped with a swivel lever, the is powered by an A23 hydraulic power pack. Two of the well-acknowledged advantages of hydraulic equipment— high reliability and serviceability—are especially true of the SW800, which was developed to provide absolutely failure-free performance. Simplicity of operation is another plus of the new wall saw. Blade feed and cutting depth are regulated by a hydraulic system that allows stepless adjustment of the operating parameters from 0 to max.

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According to the manufacturer, the best thing about the SW800 is the almost complete absence of any electrical and electronic components that are always likely to fail under extreme operating conditions such as high humidity, vibrations, voltage and temperature drops. The basic version of the SW800 features only a wye-delta switch and, upon customer request, can be further completed with a remote control that is as dependable as the saw itself. Having jettisoned vulnerable electronics in favor of a more reliable hydraulic set-up, Dr.Schulze was faced with the task of developing an absolutely new automatic system that would regulate the speed of blade feed and lowering. To solve this problem, the manufacturer devised a hydraulic system that automatically varies cutting speed depending on the operating parameters (e.g., concrete hardness, degree of reinforcement, blade condition, cutting depth etc.). This ingenuous solution prevents the blade from getting jammed in the cut, and allows optimal sawing performance at all times. Compact, lightweight and big-wheeled, the A23 hydraulic power pack is easily transportable to the job site. The power pack is capable of operating at an oil flow rate of 55 l/min and a pressure of 250 bar, generating a hydraulic power of 23kW. This energy is passed onto the blade with virtually no losses via a state-of-the-art reducer built into the swivel lever. With the required 32A (400V) electrical protection, the new wall saw can be used on any construction site without limitation. The power pack is equally suitable for wire sawing and core drilling systems. The sawâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cutting head comes complete with lightweight, yet robust aluminum rails of various lengths reinforced with steel plates and a tooth rack for extended service life. Another new feature are the self-adjusting pulleys that do not require periodical re-adjustment,

and allow simultaneous usage of worn-out and new rails. Dr.Schulze has also beefed up its range of floor saws with the new FS600D model. Powered by a 22 hp diesel engine HATZ, the FS600D is designed to cut concrete and asphalt with up to 600 mm blades to a depth of 230mm. Blade feed and cutting depth are hydraulically controlled. A stripped-down version of the machine with manual downfeed is also available. When considering all of Dr.Schulzeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s many inventions, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s helpful to remember the Meissner kombisystem. By now, the system-transformer with an almost unlimited number of sawing and drilling options has been successfully utilized at hundreds of jobs in the different corners of the world. Such varied and challenging projects as concrete coring with 2m drill bits, radial sawing of 1.5 to 6 m pipes, and rock drilling with outsized drill bits to big depths have been completed using the same Meissner system. Another Meissner job involved making 5 x 5 m openings in ceiling slabs with an X-Y-Z-saw, with further slicing of the cut concrete to blocks of pre-determined size. All the cutting was performed without having to repeatedly set-up the saw, which was fixed to the floor with anchor bolts prior to the start of the job. This clearly proves Meissnerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s amazing flexibility. Dr.Schulze welcomes Bauma visitors to check out these and other products at its booth A1.135 in Hall A. Dr.Schulzeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s full range of core drilling, floor, wall and wire sawing systems will be on display, along with milling and grinding machinery, and diamond consumables. Issue 2 - 2010 â&#x20AC;˘ Bauma Special â&#x20AC;˘ April - May â&#x20AC;˘

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The Tornado SB321 also features increased stability for longer periods of use between servicing, a more robust, longer-lasting motor, a reinforced design for the stirrup underpinning, and an optimised flush flange. The prismatic rails can be cobbled together now. The result is a new, powerful Tornado wall saw with a host of beneficial features and improvements. EDT EURODIMA also introduces the new Hurricane SB120, which adds another new dimension to the Braxx family of wall saws. Though compact and lightweight in construction (< 35 cm width/depth, <25 kg), the SB120 is full of features, including 12 kW peak performance to serve a wide range of sawing applications. The SB120 also has an innovative new guide rail system which can be rotated by up to 90° through a special fastening bracket form. The saw can be set up on both sides of the rail, saving time for sectional cuts and ensuring higher ground clearance. The versatility of all of EDT EURODIMA’s products will be on display at Bauma. Visit us in hall A1, booth 405/500.

Dustcontrol, the manufacturer of dust extraction equipment and wet vacs, will have a broad display of products at Bauma, including the introduction of the new DC AirCube 500 air clear. Designed to replace the existing DC AirCube, the new model DC AirCube 500 features a large air flow of 500 m3/h, but with a much lower noise level. The prefilter area has been doubled, making it easy to replace filter components, and to open the entire unit. The micro filter area is 4,2 m2, while the filter itself has a new design that allows the replacement to be completed with no dust extraction. The micro filter also has a longer life thanks to the filter cleaning when the unit is shaken. Dustcontrol DC AirCubes can be stacked on top of each other, and have a handle that can be used to spool up the electrical cord. The unit is also equipped with an electrical outlet to conveniently connect electric tools and machines (max 2000 W).

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The new “SAFE GUARD” blade guard series from EDT EURODIMA features increased stability, safety, lightweight materials and easy handling. The company’s developers achieved a trend-setting construction by fulfilling the underlying standards “lightweight and stable.” Creating an improved blade guard was an intensive project for EDT EURODIMA’s research and development staff, which collaborated with the sales staff to analyze market information and user requirements to develop an optimal, cost-effective solution. The team found that by specifying a more lightweight material with a different thickness, the blade guard’s weight could be reduced by up to 45 %. For example, the new blade guard for a diamond blade Ø 1600 mm weighs only 16 kg, compared with the 29-kg weight of existing models. The lower diameter guards are also easily manageable, approximately 12 kg for a 1200 mm blade, and 9.5 kg for an 800 mm blade. Although the Safe Guard is lighter, its special construction of steel sheet profiles, aluminium plates, and brackets with highstrength steel provide the necessary rigidity to give users many years of safe, durable service. Tests and initial field uses of the Safe Guard verify that the lighter, redesigned product is easier to handle, and exceeds all existing performance specifications. The result is a valuable new accessory to the high-frequency Braxx system. Another enhancement to the Braxx control series is the new Tornado BC321 wall saw. Similar to its predecessor, the BC320, the new model features many important features: • Improved automatic operation makes work easier. At full speed, the machine regulates its use of power on different materials. • Design improvements have reduced the weight of the BC321 by approximately 27 % compared with the BC320. • Easily visible illuminated displays allow operators to monitor the phase outlet in the power supply. • Plugs are positioned in a notch on the saw’s narrow side, minimising the risk of damage.

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Finmac Demolition At the 2007 edition of Bauma, the Finnish company Finmac Demolition introduced a brand new remote controlled demolition robot. Finmac became the second manufacturer of remote controlled demolition robots. The first model was called the F16, and several units are today working around the world. Recently, Finmac released a second model called the F18R. The new robot is an agile but tough demolition machine and has been designed with the hardest industrial work in mind. It is available in the motor options of 15, 18,5 or 22 kW. Many of the solutions for Finmac F18R have come directly from the dirty, dusty worksites that the machines will be used in. Drawing on our customers’ input and ideas, Finmac’s team of designers have created a really powerful machine. The Finmac F18R promises super-strong, over dimensioned hoods, hydraulic cylinder and arm protections formed to minimize damage to the machine from working in kilns and ovens. The optimized hydraulic oil coolers and increased ground clearance are ideal for continuous operation in high temperatures. The optional telescope increases the reach and makes the Finmac F18R perfect for all industries. A powerful electric motor makes the work productive. The unit is available both in rubber and steel tracks.

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FRD Europe FRD Europe will show a revolutionary product at Bauma in the new excavator mounted XCENTRIC® Ripper, which the company has developed in cooperation with the Spanish engineering and manufacturing company Grado Cero, a specialist in excavator mounted attachments. The XCENTRIC® Ripper, with a patented reaction power accumulation technology, is more productive than any hydraulic hammer available in the market on 85% of applications, and between two to four time more productive on 50% of job applications. That means the XCENTRIC® Ripper can work in the most severe conditions in tunnels, foundations and under water without making any special modifications. The XCENTRIC® Ripper will be available in a wide range of models, with 10 different sizes for excavators from 2 to 85 tonnes. Three models of the Ripper will be introduced at Bauma.

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FRD Europe is also launching a new monobloc cylinder with easy exchangeable wear parts, more power at lower noise levels, but with no without through-bolts. This feature is the latest development in the FX breaker series, and results from the FRD’s ongoing collaboration with the Technical University of Tokyo. The innovative new impact mechanism minimizes the discharge of vibration to the excavator, as well as reduces the vibration stress to operators. The new breaker body, fully closed frame with rubber plugged service points and a new, worldwide patented rod arrangement, have combined to considerably reduce sound levels by as much as 7db. The five FX series hydraulic breakers are coming with an operation weight of 66 to 300 kg and are designated for mini excavators from 0,5 to 7 tonnes. All breakers are equipped with an adjustable flow and pressure device, which secures the optimum interaction between attachment and excavator at any time. The FX series are equipped with easy exchangeable long life wear parts. The front bushing can be replaced easily and easy access to the rod pin. This makes it simple and easy to replace the rod. There are three different frame types for all models: • The Breaker series FX 15 up to FX 55 in the Standard Frame Version. • The Breaker series FX 15 S up to FX 55 S in a Silent Version. • The Breaker series FX 15 XS up to FX 55 XS in the Extra Silent Version.

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Heger Diamond Tools In PDi issue 1-2010, a large report about Heger was published. The report mentioned that the big news from Heger at Bauma would be the launch of the Heger Titan Xflow and Heger Titan HeroX. The Heger Titan Xflow is a combination of Titan maX angled segment design and the dotted segments. The dots reduce the friction and improve the water flow. The new tools reach high forward speeds with significant lifetime increase. Due to the small slots between the segments, the blade is vibration free to preserve operator and equipment. The Heger Titan HeroX is a new generation of drills consisting of four different segments to cover the full range of concrete drilling. The series covers all applications from freehand drilling to the heavy drill motor applications on massive drill rigs. The patented spike design allows immediate vibration-free drilling from the first hole. The use of high-grade diamond and metal powders lead to faster and more comfortable drilling, even in highly reinforced concrete. Later this year Heger will also introduce three new lines of diamond tools for dry cutting divided in the VIP, Premium and budget range with Premium being the standard line.

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Hilti Hilti has announced that they are about to launch a new high cycle wallsaw at Bauma, the new Hilti DST 10-E. It is quick to transport and easy to set up by a single person, the new Hilti DST 10-E electric wall saw speeds up a whole range of small to medium-sized sawing jobs. This new wall saw, featuring a unique design, makes everyday sawing jobs easier because all the electronics are incorporated in the saw head. There’s no need for a separate electronics box so transport, making set-up and dismantling are much quicker and easier than ever. With its 7.5 kW power output (S1, continuous operation) drawn from a 16 amp electric supply and its ability to cut to a depth of up to 38 cm, the DST 10-E will increase productivity by providing plenty of power for a wide range of sawing applications such as cutting out door a n d window openings or renovation work on balconies and building facades at positions that are difficult to work on. With the aid of the practical transport trolley, the complete saw system plus accessories can be brought to the desired loca-

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tion on the job site by a single person without the slightest trouble. What’s more, the saw features an electric remote control system with a simple, easy-to-follow display. Hilti diamond saw blades are precisely matched to the DST 10-E, resulting in higher cutting performance and longer life. In addition, the segments of these blades feature the latest Hilti Equidist technology, ensuring equal spacing of the diamonds in the matrix. This absolutely even distribution avoids the formation of diamond clusters as well as areas void of diamonds, resulting not only in impressive cutting performance, but also making the blades suitable for universal use. The same blade can be used to cut a wide range of different types of concrete. With Hilti Fleet Management, a fixed monthly charge covers all tool, service and repair costs. That greatly simplifies tailor-made financial planning and eliminates a load of administrative work. There are no hidden costs. All tools in the fleet are replaced at regular intervals with tools of the latest generation, helping avoid costly downtime and ensuring compliance with the latest safety standards. Hilti Lifetime Service is the unique service package for those who prefer to own their tools. Hilti tools are built to last, but even if a defect occurs, Hilti will take care of it quickly and professionally, completely free of charge for up to two years from date of purchase. Afterward, Hilti continues to prove the quality of its products by putting a limit on what a repair can cost for as long as you continue using your Hilti tool. Hilti even provides a lifetime manufacturer’s warranty against defects. Further Hilti has beefed up its line of drill motors with a score of new models in a wide range of power rates and applications. The DD EC-1, the smallest in the line-up, is designed for wet drilling of reinforced concrete and brittle materials with 8-35 mm drill bits. Handheld motor DD 110, which Hilti singles out as the handiest and lightest motor of its portfolio, is absolutely indispensable for up to 160mm jobs. Versatile drill motor DD 130 is a true “all-a-rounder” applicable for both wet and dry coring of up to 160mm. The DD 130 can be used either in hand-held or rig-mounted modes. The larger end of the range is occupied by rig-based motors. The DD 200 is equipped with universal drive. The design of the DD 350 and DD500 boasts high-frequency drive and e-gears. These powerhouses of machines have been developed for large-scale and deep drilling in construction materials. The hydraulically driven DD 750 completes the bigger end of the new line. Hilti will show the complete range of drill systems at Bauma together with the remaining range of machines and diamond tools for professional concrete cutters. Also look for Hilti’s new TE 1500-AVR breaker; DD 350 and DD 500 diamond coring systems powered by 1,000Hz high frequency brushless motors; and the lightweight TE-60 Combihammer, which delivers nearly 2,800 impacts per minute.

www.hilti.com

HTC Sweden AB HTC Sweden AB has been rather secretive about whether they are about to launch new products at Bauma. During several years, the company has continuously provided the market with new products within sectors like concrete floor grinding, wooden floor grinding, polishing of concrete floors with the Superfloor method, Twister, etc.

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A recent introduction from HTC is the unique CX tool line, which outperforms any existing metal tool on the market, according to a HTC spokesman. “The tools are a real breakthrough in performance,” he said. The tools were officially launched during the Swedish exhibition Nordbygg, and will be displayed at Bauma as well. The CX series has longer life and better cutting rate, which will save time and money for the operator. The tool line was developed for normal to hard concrete (C35-60), and has high resistance against heat. And with an extremely high cutting rate, the CX series leaves a uniform scratch pattern and speeds up the grinding process.

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Husqvarna Construction Products is bringing a long line of products to Bauma. In fact, the company began rolling out its new offerings at the end of last year. First, Husqvarna displayed two brand new demolition robots, the DXR 250 and the DXR 140. With these the company has launched a totally new range of remotely controlled demolition machines within the space of two years. “We launched our first demolition robot, the DXR 310 in 2009,” says Husqvarna Construction Products head of marketing communications Ingrid Nyström. “In the beginning of 2010, we are releasing a new model, the DXR 250, which is a compact robot with a fixed arm. At Bauma we are going to present another new robot, the DXR140, which will be the smallest robot in the range.” On two indoor and outdoor stands, at Bauma, visitors will be able to test Husqvarna’s extensive range of drilling machines and stands, including the newly added DM 340 and the DS 450 stand. The new powerful WS 482 HF electric wall saw has a blade capacity of up to

1600 mm, and the best power-to-weight ratio on the market. In the power cutter range, new models of the 700, 900 and 1200 series will be presented. The new petrol driven K 760 power cutter is a development on the K 750. Like its forerunner, the K 760 is equipped with Husqvarna’s X-Torq® technology, which makes the cutter stronger while reducing emissions. “The K 760 is a good choice for all users who want both a powerful, reliable machine and want to consider the environment,” Nyström says. “The X-Torq engine lends up to 75% on reduced emissions and up to 20% on reduced fuel consumption compared to a conventional two stroke engine.” All of Husqvarna’s new power cutter models are equipped with the latest generation of Active Air Filtration™, which increases filter working life by up to one year of operational time on dry cutting. Diagrip is Husqvarna’s unique technology for more effective diamond tools. Diagrip wall saw and floor saw blades have become very popular due to the superior cutting capacity in combination with increased working life. The complete range of Diagrip tools will be presented at Bauma, encompassing wall and floor saws blades, drill bits and blades for handheld power cutters. Within the field of surface preparation Husqvarna will also present its five grinders with diamond tool accessories. All in all there will not be any disappointment for the contractors who visit the Husqvarna stands at Bauma.

www.husqvarnacp.com

Hydro-Tec GmbH The German supplier of concrete sawing and drilling equipment Hydro-Tec has not announced any new products before Bauma, electing instead to publicize its news at the show. What we can tell though is that Hydro-Tec GmbH has topped up its HS range of core drilling systems with a new HS300. The new rig has a drilling range of up to 300mm. Assembly of the HS300 is done at Hydro-Tec’s manufacturing facilities using only German components. The system is powered by an electric motor, which is fastened on to the stand with just a hand-crank thanks to the integrated quick-change plate. Four replaceable profiled strips on the column allow for easy movement of the carriage, which results in smooth and vibration-free drilling. Reduced wear of the column is another advantage of this design, as the strips preclude direct contact between it and the carriage. HS300 will be shown at Bauma, along with Hydro-Tec’s other products.

www.hydro-tec.de

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The diamond sawblade manufacturer ICS BLOUNT has not announced any new products for Bauma, so it attendees will have to visit the company’s stand to see if it has brought something new. What is certain is that ICS will show is new CWS-200 chain wall saw, which was released year together with its new utility chain, the PowerGrit. The PowerGrit™ Utility Chain is an exciting new cutting product designed to change

the way the job gets done by those working in the utility, commercial infrastructure, fire and rescue, underwater and general construction sectors. From ductile iron to plastic pipe, PowerGrit will get you in and out of the job faster, easier and safer than other methods. Also expected at ICS BLOUNT’s Bauma display is the new 680GC, the much anticipated revolution in concrete chain saws. Built to be the most reliable gas saw ICS has ever produced, the 680GC is packed with innovations. The distinctive black powerhead houses redesigned carburetion and ignition systems that work together to ensure easy starting, cooler operation, and dependable performance at just about any elevation. Improved airflow design keeps the engine much cooler, helping extend its life. The 68GC is available with 12 inch (30 cm) and 14 inch (35 cm) guidebars, and the entire line of TwinMAX™ diamond chains.

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Klindex The Italian manufacturer Klindex will use Bauma to show a large portion of it latest product developments. The company’s Super Concrete is a system that changes a standard concrete floor in a beautiful, polished and easy-to-clean surface, thanks to its patented and performing grinding machines and diamond tools. The Super Concrete is an easy and fast system for grinding and polishing concrete surface without the use of wax. Klindex will also show its new Hercules 530 floor grinding machines. This new line of floor grinding and polishing machines for marble, granite, polished concrete, gres, conglomerate, stone, industrial surfaces, and cement floors features counter-rotating steel planetary gears. This makes the equipment very easy to handle, reliable, robust and long-lasting. Thanks to the easy handling, this line is especially suitable to contractors with inexperienced operators. The machines’ productivity is extremely superior compared with any other machine built with belt drives. Another novelty is the KY100 ASC Supervak. Like all other Supervak models, the KY100 ASC is equipped with the automatic self-cleaning future, and is also the only professional vacuum cleaner in the world with retractable dimensions due to its telescopic frame, according to Klindex. Klindex will also show its Expander 1000 mega-grinder. This is the first grinding machine with 6 counter-rotating staggered heads for a perfect surface levelling. This feature guarantees the desired flatness of the surface, and the perfect balance of the floor grinding machine for the operator. The Expander 1000 mega-grinder has an innovative system of automated change tools. Using built-in actuators, the head rotates of 90° allowing the operator to change the tools without having to lift the grinding machine. It has an adjustable work pressure from 500 kg to 750 kg, and a central actuator that makes it possible to give more or less pressure to the tools. The machine uses only gears to provide superior durability and reliability. There are no belt transmission that are subject to breaks. Other features of the Expander 1000 mega-grinder include maximum silence in order to work in confined spaces, and a third extractable front wheel for easy transportation and to climb on

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vans. The machine has planetarium inclination to allow a bigger amount of frontal removal as well as an extractor tank for effective collection of dust. The Expander 1000 is remote controlled with either cable or radio. The remote control unit has a multidirectional joystick that prevents vibrations to the operator.

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Lissmac With its series production of fully hydraulic floor cutters, Lissmac has set standards. The company’s FS 41 and Uni-Cut floor cutters feature all-hydraulic operations. That includes the saw blade drive; saw blade lowering, traction and steering. When it comes to performance, Lissmac’s operator-friendly ride-on floor cutters also have plenty to recommend them. These diesel driven machines produce between 65-98 kW and, depending on the particular model, cutting depths of up to 630 mm with a maximum feed speed of up to 80 m/min. The usable saw blade diameters range from 350 to 1,500 mm, and blade rotation is variably adjustable to cater for different material properties, cutting depths and working speeds. The Lissmac FS 41 and Uni-Cut floor cutters have strong, warp-resistant frames for precise cutting, vibration absorbers for minimum vibration, and smooth-running, state-ofthe-art engines. Special emphasis has been give to the cutters’ manoeuvrability, while a low centre of gravity makes them tilt-proof. These Lissmac machines also master alternating left and right-hand cuts with short set-up times. All models can produce pushed and pulled cuts on just one machine. All Lissmac products will be on display at Bauma in Hall A1, Booth 221/324.

www.lissmac.com

Sase and MKS Funke At Bauma, Sase and MKS will introduce Sase’s new PDG line of planetary diamond grinders. All three PDG grinders, PDG 8000, PDG 6000, and PDG 4500, have three powerful heads to better follow floor contours. The three-headed machines also deliver the most productivity while utilizing nine pieces of diamond tooling, rather than the twelve required by a four-headed machine. The machines are also perfectly balanced and are certified ultra-low vibration. The PDG line is precision engineered and designed with a contemporary and sleek yet sturdy look. The look reflects how the machines run. They are indestructible, aggressive, and reliable; but also refined and easy to operate. Sase’s new grinders will be on display with many of the company’s other successful products, such as dust extractors, floor scrapers, scarifiers, edge grinders, and a full-line of competitively priced diamond tooling developed specifically for the concrete grinding and polishing industry. Polished concrete for industrial and retail surfaces continues to take market share from other flooring systems. Sase has become the most respected supplier of concrete grinding and polishing equipment and tooling, coatings removal and prep in the US. While most construction-related companies have suffered a decline in sales over the past three years, Sase has enjoyed growth, enabling it to open a new training and service location to provide better service and support to East Coast contractors. To bring its expertise to Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Benelux, Sase has teamed up with MKS, a long-respected and well established supplier of diamond tooling and equipment for the polished concrete, surface preparation, coatings removal, and natural stone industries. MKS has a 25-year history fully focused in floor grinding. Based in the northern region of Germany, MKS serves central and northern Germany, Benelux and Scandinavia.

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At Bauma 2010, Montabert will launch the new Blue Line range of hydraulic breakers and a new range of crusher buckets designed for excavators from 8 to over 35 tonnes. The new products are designed for applications in demolition, recycling, quarrying, construction and refurbishment. The new Blue Line breaker, which complement Montabert’s existing family of breakers, is designed as entry-level product range. Their

simple, cost-effective design offers high levels of performance and efficiency, plus durability and easy serviceability. The keys to the Blue Line breakers’ high performance are a patented main valve, and an innovative energy recovery system. The main valve and nitrogen chamber accumulator control piston movements, optimising the breaker’s strike power. The energy recovery system further increases the strike power by using the energy generated by the piston rebound. This system automatically increases the breaker’s frequency when used on hard materials.

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The first model in the Blue Line range is the 1.7-tonne XL1700 breaker, which provides a blow energy of 3400 J, a frequency of 600 blows/min and a tool diameter of 137 mm. The XL1700 can be used with excavators providing with a flow range of 100 to 150 l/min, and an operating pressure of 180 bar. Montabert’s new crusher buckets easily mount on any make of excavator, and require only one-way auxiliary hydraulics to operate. The crusher buckets can crush concrete, brick, blocks, asphalt, aggregate and many more materials. Plus, they can easily be adjusted to produce different sizes of output materials, reducing hauling and tipping costs. The crusher buckets can turn useless debris into material that can be re-used on site or on other projects or sold to other contractors. By reducing costs and producing marketable materials, Montabert’s crusher buckets can help generate a new source of revenue for demolition and recycling operations, and provide new application opportunities for excavator owners. The product range includes four standard models: the CRB501, CRB601, CRB751 and CRB951. In addition, the CRB751 and CRB951 are also available as heavy duty models (CRB751HD and CRB951HD).

www.montabert.com OilQuick

OilQuick AB is a modern engineering and sales company, specializing in automatic quick coupler systems. The products are marketed and sold under the brand name OilQuick. During the last few years, Oilquick has gained market share within the international demolition and recycling industries thanks to the smart quick coupler system, which makes the contractor’s work more profitable, more efficient, faster and with fewer problems. The system is today used by a large number of demolition contractors, especially those operating in Europe. OilQuick has a company tradition that dates back to the early 1950s. In the spring of 1980 the company started to manufacture and sell the Grab John bucket, which became a well-known concept in connection with pole-planting, mechanical pipe-laying, cable-laying, and

other applications. Since the beginning of the 1990s, OilQuick’s focus has been on the development and sales of automatic quick coupler systems for excavators, wheel loaders, material processing machines and lift trucks. Hydraulic attachments can be changed directly from the drivers cab in just 10 seconds. OilQuick is patented in Japan, North America and most countries in Europe. Thousands of OilQuick systems have been sold to satisfied customers in Western Europe and the US. The export share is approximately 80%. The product has a tremendous market potential, and OilQuick expect a significant expansion in the next few years. OilQuick will show and demonstrate a number of its products at the company’s large, 400 m2 outdoor booth at Bauma.

www.oilquick.com

Pullman Ermator AB Pullman Ermator is now back with a number of new products. New are the S13, S26, S36 and S36PCB dust extractors. The filter size has been doubled on the S26, and has increased from 3 to 4 m2 on S36. All three models have also been made lighter than previous models, making them easier to work with on the jobsite. The filters are made in polyester and are folded. In addition, all models are equipped with manometers and a time counter as standard features. All 3-phase machines will have Can Lock systems, while the air hoses has been changed to a new material with a longer life cycle. The A line of air cleaners has also been updated. All units have a separate electric outlet and a time counter. Separate illuminated indicators indicate when the filter needs to be changed , and when there is something wrong with the filter. The capacities have been increased with A 1000 and A 2000, making both of them 300 m3/h stronger than their predecessor models, the A700 and A1700. The mounting of cole filters has also been made easier on the new A line series. Pullman Ermator has also upgraded its wet vac series. The sturdier remodelled caddy is easier to work with and move. The tank capacity has been increased up to 70 litres. The outlet for slurry has been changed for easy emptying of the machine. And, the bottom surface has been made inclining towards the outlet. In addition, a new type of bag has been developed only for wet material. All of Pullman Ermator’s new products will be shown at its booth at Bauma.

www.pullman-ermator.com Ramtec

The Finnish demolition equipment attachment manufacturer Ramtec Oy, has increased its product range to include multi-processors, pulverizers and cutter-crushers. At Bauma, Ramtec plans to display a CG35 crusher grapple, a MP19 multiprocessor, a DG15 demolition grapple and an MM104 screening bucket. The Robi CG patented crusher grapple is an efficient excavator attachment for crushing, pulverizing, sorting and loading of demolished materials. There are three models in the CG crusher grapple range, CG20r, CG35r and CG50r. They weigh 1.8, 2.6 and 3.5 tonnes respectively. The MM104 is a new patented screening bucket that can be used for screening, crushing and loading various types of materials, including soil, wood, concrete, bricks and glass, and other waste materials. It can be easily mounted on an excavator or a wheel loader. The MM series includes three models—the PDi • Issue 2 - 2010 • Bauma Special • April - May

MM104, MM154 and MM254. They weigh 1.7, 2.3 and 2.9 tonnes respectively. The new MP range of Multiprocessors is aimed at a multitude of demolition tasks. The MP19 at the show is designed for primary applications and in particular for crushing concrete and cutting reinforced structures. Its operating weight is 2.27 tonnes with a maximum jaw opening of 859mm, a maximum cutting force of 2,800 kN and a maximum crushing force of 1,350 kN. The Robi DG demolition and sorting grapple series attachments include five models, of which the DG15 will be shown at Bauma. The DG grapples are specially designed for light demolition projects, such as wooden buildings, bricks, concrete without rebar, and for sorting and loading demolition debris in scrap yard applications.

www.ramtec.com

Rockster Recycler Please see the special feature on mobile recycling equipment on pages 14-16 for novelties to be launched at Bauma.

Rubble Master Please see the special feature on mobile recycling equipment on page 14 for novelties to be launched at Bauma.

Saint-Gobain Abrasive Nimbus Diamond Tools, part of Saint Gobain will use Bauma to demonstrate and show several new and recently introduced products at Bauma The engineers at Norton-Nimbus have developed an alternative solution for coolant, with foam replacing water. This innovative method was developed and patented by our research and development centre in Japan for wire sawing, and has now been adapted to drilling. This foam drilling unit is composed of a compressor generating specially developed and environmentally friendly foam through the drilling motor. The foam is then vacuumed and reduced back to water. The density of the foam has been designed to allow fast drilling and efficiently carry the slurry out of the hole. Because of its density compared with water, the foam will not spread through cracks in the concrete nor splatter around when drilling. This virtually eliminates the need to protect the job site before drilling, and the time devoted to cleaning up afterward. As a result, customers will realize substantial savings in their labour costs. Those interested in taking a closer look at this system will be able to see a live demonstration at Bauma. Norton-Nimbus has also launched several other innovations in the past months for drilling applications, including the X3 laser welded core and the new and revolutionary O’Tip. To answer the specific needs of hand-held drilling, Norton-Nimbus just launched the X2 core drill. As with the rest of the range, the X2 is manufactured in our Burgess Hill, UK, plant and laser-welded for improved performance and safety. The big difference is a thinner segment. Compared with the market standard thickness of 3,5mm, the 2.6mm thick segments used on the X2 not only allow for much faster drilling, but also provide a much easier and comfortable solution for the operator. Small diameter drilling is carried out with thin wall crowns, manufactured in one continuous ring with waterways cut out in the diamond section. To comply with safety standards, the mechanical principals for producing crowns force manufacturers to respect a ratio of 1 to 4, where the height of the full crown cannot be more than four times its thickness. This is why all crowns in the market are 10mm high, with only 7mm of actual diamond cutting section. Norton-Nimbus has developed and patented a new production process where crowns are no longer manufactured as one piece, but

Scanmaskin Scanmaskin, the Swedish manufacturer of floor grinding and polishing machines and tools introduced a number of new products during 2009, many of which were featured in issue 1-2010 of PDi. The most recent developments are the Scan Combiflex 500 PD concrete floor grinder with the new Power Drive, the new ScanDust 6000 dust extractor and the new Scan Combiflex Handyman mini and handheld grinder. PDi has also learned that Scanmaskin has entered a special co-operative agreement with the manufacturer Tyrolit to produce concrete floor grinding and polishing machines and equipment for the diamond tool manufacturer. More news from Scanmaskin will be announced at Bauma. as several segments assembled together through a special densification process. Because the above-mentioned ratio no longer applies, the new Norton-Nimbus TWICs will be offered in 13mm of full diamond height, thus almost doubling the market standard. This new densification process will virtually eliminate the risk of cracks in the crowns, and allow differentiation in the shape. The wider waterways of the Norton-Nimbus TWICs will also provide a much faster drilling and more efficient water flow. The better evacuation of slurry from the cut will increase its life. The TWICs will initially be offered in diameters ranging from 18 to 50 mm.

www.nimbus-diamond.co.uk Sandvik

Sandvik will be releasing several new products at Bauma. Information about the products can be found in the separate breaker feature on pages 28-30. Also, please see the special feature on mobile recycling equipment on page 16 for novelties in this sector to be launched at Bauma.

www.sandvik.com

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Schwamborn German manufacturer Schwamborn has also delivered several new products that will be on stage in their booth at Bauma together with brand new novelties not yet shown to the public. A recent new product is the DSM 530S floor grinder, which combines high grinding performance, ergonomic and operator-friendly features. The ergonomic and grip-friendly handle plus the anti-shock drive ensures high operator comfort and less stress on muscles. Thanks to its powerful drive mechanism and robust engineering, the DSM 530S is a heavy-duty designed machine, suited for all kinds of floor renovations and polishing on concrete and natural

Pullman Ermators Stefan Bergsten showing the new folded filters in the S26 dust extractor.

stone floors. The DSM 250 edge grinder is also quite new and offers fast, easy and ergonomically grinding of edges without being the knees. A swiveling grinding head allows three working positions: Left, Right and Center. An individually adjustable dust shield and full floating grinding tools ensure dust-free grinding with a low vibration level.

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Schwamborn has also released the SDC 140 Inox dust extractor for higher demands. The SDC 140 Inox features a trolley and tipping device for an easy container discharge, plus standard features such as an auto-start function, electrical shaker for filter cleaning and 2300 Watt socket to connect the unit to an electrical device. Also new is the smaller SDC 120 Inox dust extractor for the assembling on the ES 420 - single disc range for a dust-free operation when sanding wooden floors.

www.schwamborn.com

Shinhan Diamond Industrial For a presentation of Shinhan Diamond Industrial as company and its new products, see the separate article on page 69.

SIMA SIMA, the Spanish manufacturer of light construction machinery, celebrates its 40th anniversary by offering Bauma visitors a variety of innovations such as an updated line of diamond and abrasive blades, the new BEND3R range of rebar bending machines, and a new range of portable hydro-electrical rebar cutters. Produced at its own factory, SIMA’s state-of-theart Diamant diamond blades are amongst the company’s most successful products. Every SIMA Diamant blade is manufactured under the most demanding European quality standards, with each segment undergoing stringent internal quality control measures. SIMA Diamant core bits core bits for professional concrete core drilling are suitable for any kind of concrete surfaces, even reinforced concrete of any specifications. SIMA will also introduce its new range of high-quality, long-life abrasive blades at Bauma. As a leading supplier to shipyards, airplane manufacturers, railways and other industries, SIMA ensures that its abrasive blades are suitable for work on any material available in the market: steel, stainless steel, cast iron, stone, etc. All SIMA abrasive blades undergo comprehensive quality control and offer excellent performance as well as ease of cutting and grinding. SIMA’s new BEND3R rebar benders will also be exhibited at Bauma. Combining cutting and bending capabilities, the four products in the range offer bending capacities up to 52mm. The main innovation is a new parallel-ruler bending system that enables Z-shaped bends. Their cast-iron gear box system with helicoidal gears ensures long life and top performance for heavy duty rebar armatures production. The smallest model in the range, the BEND3R-30, weighs 292 kg and is fitted with a motorgear box unit without belt-driven transmission. This feature prevents power loss and reduces noise and maintenance costs. Though small, the new range SIMA portable electro-hydraulic cutters provide excellent cutting capacity of steel rebars from 4 mm to 25 mm in diameter, making them well-suited to areas too small for conventional equipment. Bauma 2010 will be the perfect venue for SIMA to present its new “Click on SIMA” campaign. Clients will discover the large number of new services offered by the company’s new B2B website. Clients will be able to

see details of their trading conditions, access purchase records, check spare parts diagrams and codes, compare different SIMA models, watch demonstration and maintenance videos, download product literature such as catalogues and operator manuals in different languages, access special exclusive offers, and place purchase orders for any product sold by SIMA. Computers at SIMA’s Bauma stand will enable visitors to access the website and explore its many benefits.

www.simasa.com

Solga Diamant Catalonia-based Solga Diamant has been developing diamond tools for the sawing and drilling applications since 1958. So far, Spain’s major player has preferred to keep a low profile as far as media coverage is concerned. But the word ‘Bauma’ worked its usual magic, leading Solga Diamant to offer a presentation of its latest products for PDi’s Bauma Special. As a diamond tool manufacturer, Solga Diamant focuses on core drilling, wall sawing, and wire sawing. For drilling tools, the company develops a wide range of tooling with different bonds for high-performance coring in every imaginable type of concrete. For example, n.6 bond allows a diamond utilization rate of about 68% on limestone-based concretes. For drilling in siliceous concretes, Solga has developed special protective bond n.3 that helps keep the diamond utilization rate above 30%. Specification n.1, which is devised to sustain high-impact loads, makes a perfect solution for heavy-duty coring with powerful hydraulic rigs. Laser welding segments on to drill cores further enhances tool performances. Another distinctive feature of Solga’s tooling is segment auto-dressing. This feature helps facilitate the start-up phase of drilling by gradually exposing diamonds at a rate that depends on the drilling speed and machine power. Solga’s developments in the field of wall sawing focus on achieving high cutting speed and durability of a diamond blade. Blade specification is designed on the basis of machine power rate and type of the material to be cut. For machines with under 10kW capacity, Solga offers MR spec with abrasive diamond grit. For efficient wall sawing with more powerful machines, impact resilient blade S8019 is available. The segments’ U-shaped geometry allows two points of contact with the material during the cutting, thus making it faster and smoother. Solga Diamant constantly updates and expands its line of diamond wires. The latest example is a new sintered spec G25. Developed in partnership with Solgallied, the wire is claimed to surpass electroplated wires in terms of cutting speed and life. This high-performance and easy-to-use wire is manufactured by an in-house sintering process called H.I.P. As any other Solga wire, it is equipped with high-strength steel ropes that effectively transmit the bending moment and allow the wire to glide easily along the pulleys. To keep improving the quality of its tooling, Solga Diamant pays meticulous attention to customer feedback. Being customersavvy is important for the Spanish company that strives to become the industry benchmark for quality and reliability.

www.solgadiamant.com

Pentruder Pentruder, the Swedish developer and manufacturer of professional concrete sawing and drilling systems, has gone through a lot of changes in the past. And the changes are all about expansion: the number of products, development and production capacity and marketing and sales. Pentruder has such a high

pace of developing new products that it sometimes is difficult for a magazine focused on this industry to keep track of and follow up the new products. Even though Pentruder’s hydraulic machines are still available, it is the HF (High Cycle) equipment that makes up the majority of sales. The range contains of six HF saws and three hydraulic wall saws. A new Pentruder 3P8 HF wire saw with extraordinary wire storage is drawing a lot of attention. Small and light electric motors with the HF technique, plus a new contact system in combination with the Tractive gearbox principles, are at the heart in the Pentruder equipment. Six HF wall saws, including the new 8-20iQ and CBK, the fairly new wire sawing unit 3P8 and the brand new modular concrete cutting system complete the current line. These can also be used with the Pentruder standard rail system. All of the equipment can be integrated with each other, freeing contractors from the need to bring a lot of equipment to site to carry out most types of work. One of Pentruder’s latest new items is the Core EZ core drilling system, which contains different modules that integrate with the new MCCS system. It is a completely new principle for core drilling with a completely new and universal drill motor with interchangeable gearboxes and different transmissions. The Core EZ places the power in the centre where it is needed. A traditional core drill rig counteracts, as the drill stand needs A core drilling system from Pentruder to be placed on one side of the core bit. As in operation. the power increases, the whole unit wants to move sidewise. With the new Core EZ core drilling system, the drill motor and the stand guarantee that the power is fully used where it is needed in the centre. Also new is a simple and easily maneuvered quick coupler, which makes the change of drill bit fast and easy. There is also a chain saw module under development. Pentruder is also working on a very interesting flat saw equipment project. At Bauma Pentruder will show several true example of modularity with the new Pentruder saw track as both drill rig and wire saw rig. It is a very stable, light weight and easy-touse system. The Pentruder Modular Concrete Cutting System In this corner a (MCCS) will bring true modularity to the concrete cutting bunch of examcontractor. With the same high-frequency power pack, cables, ples of products developed and remote control and HF-motor, and the same track system, the manufactured by Solga Diamant in contractor will be able to wall saw, wire saw and drill. Spain. The new line of single- and three-phase drill motors, which will be available later this year, are running directly on the saw track, eliminating the carriage that normally runs on the column. At Bauma, Tractive will also introduce a new Pentpak 418SL high-frequency power pack. Designed for up to 18 kW HF-motors, the power pack weighs only 16 kg. With the introduction of the Pentpak 418SL, Tractive will standardize on the Pentpak 427, which can run all HF-motors and all machines. But what has been mentioned is hardly the last word from the Pentruder founder and 66 PDi • Issue 2 - 2010 • Bauma Special • April - May

owner Anders Johnsen. There will undoubtedly be a lot more novelties to take a look at in the Pentruder booth at Bauma. And it’s also worth mentioning is that Pentruder has started its own sales and service companies in the US, UK, Norway and Japan. Pentruder Japan Co,. Ltd is the most recent subsidiary.

www.pentruder.com Promove

Enlarging the range of equipment and models has been the driver at Promove in the recent years. Concrete pulverizer and scrap shears lines have been introduced, which the range of hydraulic breakers has been constantly updated and extended on top with last year’s introduction of XP7000. Promove’s latest XP7000 hydraulic breaker, which was specifically developed and designed for heavy breaking in quarrying and tunnelling and other severe applications, will be displayed at Bauma along with the company’s smaller-sized brothers. These new products fully represent Promove’s idea of “high quality” in demolition equipment—the perfect combination of high breaking performance (productivity), outstanding reliability and low maintenance requirements and real-time support to dealers and customers. Promove offers today a line of 16 models of “XP” Hydraulic breakers from 70 to 7000 kg, fitting excavators up to 120 t. In addition, the “SH” line offers a second choice of 11 models of pure-oil system breakers, featuring simpler construction and more affordable pricing. Visitors to Promove’s stand at Bauma will be able to examine the company’s complete range of technologically advanced demolition equipment featuring the latest innovations for performance and reliability. Automatic and centralized greasing systems, blank firing prevention, monobloc square-section cylinder, wide-section bushings are specifically intended to extend the breakers’ service life, and minimize maintenance and repair costs.

www.promove.it

Trevi Benne Trevi Benne has positioned itself as a vibrant company, and a manufacturer that is very willing to listen and follow its clients’ needs. Trevi Benne has showed many examples of this introducing several unique attachments for the demolition and recycling markets. One example of the is the new FR200 crusher that will be on display in the Trevi Benne booth at Bauma. The FR 200 is so far the heaviest crusher ever produced by a European manufacturer, according to company claims. It weighs more than 21 tonnes with an almost 2 m opening, and a height of almost 5 m. The company will also be introducing the new Series MK Multi Kit, a versatile, multifunctional attachment with an innovative hydraulic quick release system consisting of a universal body on which a variety of interchangeable demolition kits can be mounted. Visitors to the Trevi Benne stand will be able to follow the phases of the decommissioning of one of the most important production sites of Northern Italy through the display of a 6 m miniature reproduction with mini 3V equipment at work.

www.trevibenne.com

Tyrolit The Austrian manufacturer Tyrolit will use Bauma the

Don’t forget the IACDS Bauma seminar The first IACDS seminar will be held at Bauma under the title ‘The Very Best of Diamond Technology’. It will take place in Hall B 1, Conference room B 11, at 10.00 to 14.00 on Friday 23 April. The subjects that will be covered are as follows: 10.00 “Dry coring and dry wire sawing in reinforced concrete” by Martin Godickemeier of Hilti.

introduce probably the widest range of new products ever. All of the novelties covered in an extensive report in PDi issue 1-2010 will be on the stand. One of the features of Tyrolit’s display will be a high-frequency wall saw line featuring a new built-in gearbox. The wallsaw, named WSE1620***, will be the biggest in the line. Also to be introduced at Bauma is the new WCE14*** wire saw and a drilling gearbox, both of which are part of a new modular system using the same driving unit. Tyrolit will also launch the new 11 HP FSG 513*** floor saw. This robust machine provides optimized cutting, more application options and increased safety. Also new is the DME75UW*** drill motor for drilling applications in reinforced concrete, and for very large diameter core drills. Tyrolit is also launching a new series of drill rigs comprising four models and six designs. The series contains the DRU160***, DRU250***, DRA250***, DRU400***, DRA400*** and DRA500***. All rigs come with the combi-foot system. Apart from the DRU160***, all drill rigs in the new range have the ModulDrill quick fixing system that guarantees fast, secure drill motor mounting. The other models also have a twin-speed feed gear for greater ease of use. Tyrolit is also adding the drilling system DRS160** to its existing range of 11 models. The DRS160** can drill holes up to 160 mm. Tyrolit will also introduce a new floor saw to the European market. Named the FSG5135, the floor saw was developed and produced in the US by the Tyrolit company Diamond Products. Tyrolit is also launching a new series of Premium diamond wires for concrete and steel. The new series meets the highest demands for quality, efficiency and safety and copes with every concrete cutting challenge. In addition

Tyrolit has developed TGD® technology aimed at making concrete cutting faster, more efficient and more economical. During recent years several new diamond grain distribution technologies have been released by several of the world’s diamond tool manufacturers. Tyrolit has applied its TGD Technology to take grain distribution one step further. According to Tyrolit, this technology is not just about distributing the diamonds according to a certain controlled pattern, nor is it solely about the diamonds. With TGD, the abrasive diamond grains are distributed optimally in the segment. As a result, a consistently high cutting performance can be achieved over the lifetime of the tool. This decisively improves the cutting speed, service life and versatility of the Tyrolit premium tools, and eliminates any possible variations in performance. The patented TGD technology is already available on Tyrolit floor saw blades, and will be released at Bauma for wall saw blades. Also worth mentioning is that Tyrolit is once again organising the well-received Tyrolit Cutting Pro Competition. Throughout 2010, national qualifications and finals will be held in various parts of Europe, leading up to the grand final in Innsbruck in January 2011.

10.30 “Cutting methods using a minimum of water with efficient recovery of dust and slurry” by Thierry Gillet of Husqvarna Construction Products. 11.00 “Remote controlled underwater wire sawing” by Franz Zeindler of Tyrolit. 11.30 “Hydraulic versus high-frequency motor driven concrete cutting equipment – the pros and cons” by Johan Hartvik of Tractive AB. 12.00 “Hydraulic versus high-frequency motor driven concrete cutting equipment – environmental considerations” by Johan Hartvik of Tractive AB. 12.30 “Nuclear power plants – large decommissioning projects” by Franz Zeindler of Tyrolit. 13.00 “post installed rebar – efficient methods of strengthening concrete structures” by Jakob Kunz of Hilti. 13.30 “Floor grinding and demolition markets – new opportunities for growth” by Thomas Nilsson of Husqvarna Construction Products AB. Those who wants to attend the seminars should register on line at www.iacds.org.

www.tyrolit.com www.cuttingprocompetition.com

WideCut The Korean manufacturer WideCut, a company formed in 1990 and devoted to the development and manufacture of high-quality diamond wires and accessories, will exhibit at Bauma. The production is sold globally in approximately 30 counties, particularly Japan, Germany and the US.

www.widecut21. co.kr

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South Korea enjoys the welldeserved reputation of being one of the world’s centres of diamond tool production. The country is teeming with manufacturers that have strong technical knowledge and proven expertise in the business. But even against this highly competitive background, Shinhan Diamond Industrial Co., Ltd. has managed to establish itself as a major player and one of the most trusted names in Korea. Andrei Bushmarin reports. Shinhan Diamond Industrial Co. was started in 1978 by Mr. Shin Kyung Kim who remains President of the corporation. Although Shinhan carved out a sizeable niche in the diamond business, its interests reach far beyond just diamond tools.

A ‘New Korea’ company in more ways than one

“Nothing is impossible for Shinhan and ARIX”

Shinhan headquarters in Incheon.

The future-discerning Shinhan invests 5% of its annual turnover in R&D. The company’s R&D centre performs a number of important tasks, including development of basic theories explaining cutting mechanisms of diamond and CBN superabrasives, investigation of raw materials, enhancement of key performance factors, and many other.

The company, whose name means ‘New Korea’, also develops and supplies solutions for the automotive, Second generation of ARIX tools semi-conductor, glass, LCD and LED industries. Over It was in that R&D centre where, in the early 2000s, the 32 years Shinhan has been in the market, it has shown a process of controlled deposition of diamonds onto a remarkable growth. It began with just 35 employees substrate at pre-determined positions was developed. working on two assembly lines, and has evolved into an The process is now widely known as ARIX. international corporation with a 390-person Dr. Lee, a Senior Researcher with staff in Korea alone, plus another 290 in Shinhan, laid down the basic principles overseas offices and factories. of a manufacturing process of array-type Headquartered in Incheon, Korea’s sintered diamond segments. In 2004, after third largest city and its main transport a few years of trial and error, the process hub, Shinhan also operates a liaison office in was adapted to serial production. With Eschborn (Germany), and three sales subsidevery diamond particle placed in an optimal iaries in Paris, Anaheim (California, USA), three-dimensional position, tools made by and Qingdao (China). Shinhan’s nationwide ARIX technology showed superior persales network includes 52 regional branches formance to regular diamond products in that supply some 2,000 distributors and terms of both cutting speed and life. end-users throughout the country. The pattern of diamond array varies Internationally, Shinhan tends to work Mr. Shin Kyung Kim, depending on the material, machine power through dealers and distributors, with total founder and President and operator preferences of working paramnumber of overseas customers now reaching of Shinhan Diamond. eters. First tried on circular saw blades and 400. In 2009, sales from the head office netcore drills, ARIX technology is now used ted Shinhan U$125 million, and another U$20 million for almost the entire range of Shinhan’s diamond tools, was racked up by its overseas subsidiaries. including diamond wire and concrete grinding segments. The worldwide introduction of ARIX technology in Product-focused approach to production 2005 allowed Shinhan to significantly boost its global Shinhan’s production facilities encompass its main plant sales. In 2010, the manufacturer expects to triple the sales in Korea, where the famous ARIX tools are manufactured, and another two factories in the US and China. While the Chinese plant makes a sweeping range of diamond tools, the Anaheim-based operations focus primarily on laser-welded and silver-brazed products. One of the most distinctive features of Shinhan’s approach to production is a low degree of integration. Every item, be it ARIX products, laser-welded blades, or diamond wire, is made totally independently. This allows the manufacturer to streamline the production of every A summary of ARIX Generation-II’s advantages particular type of diamond tool. compared with the previously used process.

volume of ARIX products in Europe over year ago. Five years after the release of the first ARIX products, Shinhan has come up with its second revolutionary version of the diamond array technology, “ARIX Generation-II.” The follow-up is more advanced technologically than the previous version, with enhanced metallurgy and a better control over diamond positions. The new sleek design of segments is an improvement over the original ARIX products, both aesthetically and functionally. The segments are now available with a wider range of bonds that are exclusively developed for the array-type tools, providing stronger adhesion to diamond particles for a longer life. Another advantage of the upgraded ARIX technology is that it offers a unique and different segment design for each group of diamond products. “ARIX GenerationII” tools will be first unveiled to a worldwide audience at BAUMA, at Shinhan’s stand No 511 in hall A1.

Post-BAUMA plans When Europe’s biggest industrial show is over, Shinhan will continue pursuing its product development program, which consists of three major categories. The first includes new high-end tools for construction jobs— blades for floor and road saws, wall saw blades, drill bits, and diamond wires. Shinhan will also develop diamond products for processing natural and artificial stone, and hard tiles. The third product group includes laser-welded blades for hand-held applications, both conventional and ARIX-based.

www.shinhandia.com

A diamond blade manufactured by the ARIX Generation-II process and a close up of a segment.

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A New Euro Most companies sometimes come to a point where they need to plan carefully how to get to the next level. The two Swedish demolition and recycling contractors LODAB Demolition and Entreprenad AB Sven Segerström are good examples. Not only have they taken their companies to a new level, they merged them in the new formation Demolition Company Lodab & Segerström AB, shortened to DEMCOM AB.

Together, LODAB and Entreprenad AB Sven Segerström represent more then 75 years of demolition and recycling knowledge. Both are two of Sweden’s biggest demolition companies. LODAB had a turnover in 2008 of around EUR 20 M, and Segerström around EUR 8 M. Together they form DEMCOM, a new company with offices in Stockholm, Örebro and Fagersta. DEMCOM’s expected turnover for 2010 may well be as much as EUR 25 M.

Many reasons for merger Both companies has known each other for several years, and often competed on the same projects. They are approaching a generation shift with one of the owners reaching retirement age. The biggest reason that the two companies put their resources together, though, is to become stronger and better. “We have to think in long terms,” says Johan Segerström, vice president of DEMCOM. “Each of the two companies will have difficulties to grow by themselves. But as one company, we can concentrate in what we are good at, develop that and also offer a bigger range of equipment. With more machinery and

more people, we can take on more large, medium and small projects at the same time, which was impossible before.” Lars-Olov Dahl, founder of LODAB Demolition, adds, “We are facing a trend that the projects become bigger and more demanding. We are used to that, but if we want to stay in that league we need to adapt. We must have the power to educate our personnel further, invest in new and more efficient machinery, and be ahead of new regulations in terms of environmental and safety aspects, and so forth. Together, we have a very good chance to not only stay in that division but also lead it.” “As two individual companies we were also more wounrable,” says Sven Segerström founder of Entreprenad AB Sven Segerström. “Economic slopes like the one we are experiencing right now we believe is easier to cope with as DEMCOM then as two separate companies and still move further.”

All sectors improved DEMCOM was founded at the end of 2009, and is now in the start-up process. It will probably take up to the summer before everything is running smoothly. The fleet is now being optimized. Some machines and equipment need to be sold out, while others need to be purchased. But in general, they are rather well set in terms of the fleet. The personnel remains the same, and has even increased a bit. DEMCOM totals approximately 100 persons. The fact that DEMCOM now has five persons working as calculators on new project is a good example of how the new company has far more capacity. When it comes to the machine and equipment fleet, DEMCOM has about 100 machines divided in excavators, compact loaders, wheel and front loaders, cranes, trucks, dumpers, mine dumpers, mobile crushers and screens, windscreens and several more types. Thirty-five of the excavators are fully fitted for demolition purposes, while seven of the machines are high-rise excavators from 21 m up to 45 m. DEMCOM has also a number of Brokk demolition robots, but has also started to use remote controlled Take Job machines as well as they are equipping a 46 t Volvo excavator with remote control. When its come to attachments, all each of the 35 demolition-fitted excavators has at least four attachments, divided in hammer, crusher, pulverizers and sorting grab. They also have tenfold of steel shears up to 10 t. Overalll the attachments range in weight from 200 kg to 12 t. Also, the compact loaders are equipped with different types of attachments. The company recently also purchased a couple NPK S90C—the largest NPK crusher, which manages to cut through 2 m thick concrete. It is probably the biggest crusher in the Nordic region. DEMCOM also works with decontamination and soil remediation contractors, and has specialized equipment for this sort of service including “Ferrari fans,” suction trucks, special equipment for PCB decontamination, etc.

Ready for more big projects at the same time With the new set up in DEMCOM, the company is ready to go after the really large projects, which is also the purpose of the company. “DEMCOM can offer an overall solution including everything related to demolition like recycling, dismantling,

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opean Giant decontamination work, industrial clean-up, concrete sawing and drilling...you name it,” says DEMCOM President Stefan Petersson. “Our constant goal is to be in front offering top class service in all sectors related to our profession,” he adds. “We have knowledge and machinery to take on really big jobs and run several at the same time. But this doesn’t mean that we say no to smaller jobs,” says Lars-Olov Dahl. “We are there for everybody. With a big equipment fleet we now have the possibility to place the right type of machines From left to right the DEMCOM executives; Lars-Olov Dahl, founder of LODAB Demolition and Senior Advisor in DEMCOM, Johan Segerström, vice President DEMCOM, Sven Segerström, founder Entreprenad AB Sven Segerström and Senior Advisor in DEMCOM and Stefan Petersson President of DEMCOM.

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DEMCOM continuously replaces old machines and attachements with new. Here is the Svend Andersen from the Swedish supplier Andersen Contractor AB in discussion with DEMCOM personnel.

and tools on the job, not too big and not too small. This is beneficial for the client. It’s the opposite when you are a smaller company. With a smaller machine range, you are maybe forced to use a too big machine that costs too much on a small job.” In general, DEMCOM is focusing on three client groups: industry, building and property companies and infrastructure companies. The industry clients, like power, steel, cement and paper producers, are dominating to some 60 %. The remaining 40 % is divided between the others. “But everything depends of course of the market,” says Johan Segerström. “Right now the industry sector is a very strong client, but these things can change and we want to be quick to adapt to new market situations.” In general, the business concept in DEMCOM is the same as in the companies it was merged from. Demolition is number one and dominating, followed by recycling, decontamination service, soil remediation, concrete sawing and drilling and related services. But DEMCOM would like to develop the recycling service by investing in equipment in order to increase its waste refinement capabilities. “All sorts of waste material like scrap metal and other were sold to be refined,” says Lars-Olov. “Now we want to do part of the refining ourselves. In the future and to some extent already today, we are able to take care of the refining process ourselves. We have invested in more screening and separation equipment.” The DEMCOM home market is Sweden, but they hope that it won’t be long before the entire Nordic region is considered “home” as well. “I think we have a good position for this,” says Sven Segerström. “We have a lot of contacts in all Nordic countries and we get continuously new projects to calculate.” But DEMCOM is not afraid to take on jobs outside the Nordic region and that is also part of the plan.

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“We are ready to travel worldwide if we get the right type of job,” says Lars-Olov. “But more distant project need to have a certain size as it is not worth to travel far away with a lot of equipment for a rather small job. But where special knowledge and special equipment is needed, we are the right type of contractor for the job.” Already, DEMCOM has received several requests from central European countries such as the UK and France, and even from more distant countries. They also have a close co-operation with a US company that has contacts all over he world. But priority number one is the Nordic countries. In the near future, the plan is to start up subsidiaries in Sweden, with others to follow in the other Nordic countries. “We want to be well represented in Sweden, from north to south. To achieve this we will either start up local offices on our own or acquire a local player,” says Johan Segerström.

Several large projects running Even though the market still is rather difficult, DEMCOM expects to reach approximately EUR 25 M in 2010. In the next three years, the goal is to reach EUR 30 M, and increase the staff to up around 120. “To continue increase from that level we must extend our operations outside Sweden,” says Johan. “If we can do that and keep the same level of competence as well as a comprehensive machine fleet I think we a good potential to become one of the leading demolition and recycling contractors in Europe.” When PDi met with the three DEMCOM directors, the company had around 20 large projects running in different parts of Sweden. Four of them where larger industry projects. Among them are two large sport arena projects and another four larger infrastructure projects, all in Stockholm; a large PCB decontamination project that covers all of Sweden that will continue for another year; and a large runway project for Stockholm’s international airport in Stockholm.

www.demcom.se

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ie should crumble “How I see it most contractors has the need of fast Offering QilQuick to the demolition and recycling inchanges between different attachments in order to become dustries was considered in the early 1990s, as few industries more efficient and frankly make more money. It is just that all had such a big need for time-sensitive continuous attachof them don’t know what OilQuick can do for them yet,” says ment shifts. OilQuick President Åke Sonerud. “We sell a rationalization “But it was in the late 1990s the demolition industry device more than a quick coupler” really took off for us,” says Henrik Sonerud, marketing The everyday life for a demolition contractor working director at OilQuick. with different kinds of carriers on the worksite is, or should be, a constant shifting between different hydraulic attachments. “Pays off in 2 to 3 months time” The right tool should be used for the right job. A fact that still sometimes surprises both Åke and Henrik is More than ever, the combination of end-customers, that it takes a lot of work to convince a demolition contracregulations, time and money forces contractors tor. Considering that shifting tools is very common in to work with more types of attachdemolition applications, and that this work is very ments in orer to be more efficient, time-consuming with conventional system, conenvironmentally compliant and tractors nevertheless tend to take a long time before safer. The bottleneck is often the choosing to go for it. An Oil Quick system is not time-consuming work to shift exactly inexpensive, and the more machines and attachments. tools the contractor has, the more it costs. But on This is where the OilQuick the other hand, the cost is peanuts compared to quick coupler system can help what a demolition contractor would pay for a and “make the cookie crumble,” demolition-fitted excavator. so to speak. “To me, it is self-evident that an “As a contractor, you can OilQuick quick coupler should either work with the evolution, try be fitted on the machine right new ways and be like fast as weasel on from the start on particular new the jobsite, or work against it and be slow and machines. It is beneficial right conservative. What we offer our customers is more from the first moment it is used,” of a rationalization device then a smart quick says Åke. coupling system,” says Åke. “There is so much talk about It may sound like an exaggeration, but The OilQuick quick coupler system automatization and minimizing can today be adapted on many types it is true. Many contractors struggle on their adjustment time, but not within jobsites today with a lot of manual work to of carriers. the demolition industry, yet”, says switch attachments, running in and out of the Henrik. machine cabin, changing worn out hoses, spilling hazardous “Some 5 to 7 % of the cost of a new demolition-equipped hydraulic oil, etc. All that work takes a lot of time and costs excavator represents that cost for an OilQuick system, which just as much money. boosts the use of the whole demolition unit up to 50%,” OilQuick offers an alternative where the shift of attachadds Henrik. ment takes almost just second and the operator never needs That 50% increased use figure represents better efficiency, to leave the cabin. better control, more accurate work, more satisfied customers, higher competitiveness and—most of all—increased profit. A need since Other advantages include minimal oil leakage, increased the late 1980s safety, much less hose consumption, fewer stops due to lessOilQuick launched its first quick coupler in 1993. (How they frequent machine failure, increased efficiency despite fewer reached that point is detailed in the separate article about machines on the worksite and reduced transportation costs. OilQuick’s history.) But it all relates to another product With OilQuick, the contractor is also saving his tools. developed by the same company, the GrabJohn attachment Without OilQuick, quick coupler contractors tend to use programme. The need for quick couplers had already emerged their attachments for purposes they were not meant for, which in the 1980s, with the first prototypes built at the end of the wears them out quicker. Demolition and sorting grabs are decade. Since its introduction in 1993, the QilQuick concept a good example.They wear out rather fast, and need to be has been built out continuously and fitted to more carriers. replaced or repaired, which costs a lot of money. Today, the QilQuick quick couplers fit carriers from 2 “There are so many benefits with OilQuick, I could talk to 120 t. There are nine standard models for excavators, and all day about this,” says Åke. “If you have a 35 t machine and further special models for wheel loaders, cranes, lift trucks make two attachment replacements per day, the OilQuick and material handlers, plus several OEM-models such as systems has paid off itself already. I would say that it in general quick connect systems for Genesis Europe’s different types as system is paid off in two to three months.” of attachments, Fuchs, the Kiesel Group and Hitachi to name a few. Strong demand in central Europe The OilQuick system is sold by a large number of maIn the last few years, the demolition sector has started to realchine and attachment dealers in the world, with special focus ize the benefits with OilQuick. Central Europe with Germany on the European market. The OEM-products are sold under and the countries in the Alp region are quickly increasing their the brand names mentioned above. use of OilQuick, and are very open to the concept. Also, the Nordic region of Europe has started to invest in OilQuick, Second and third generation Swedish machine and and many of the larger demolition contractors are using it on equipement manufacturer. From the right Åke and Henrik all their excavators in the fleet. The sales focus for OilQuick Sonerud.

The new OilQuick head quarter and and assembly plant was built in 2008. Here development, marketing, adminstration and assembly is gathered. All components are maufactured by sub-manufacturers. About 95% of the components are manufactured in Sweden. The company is owned by the family Sonerud.

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in and the same goes for the attachment manufacturers,” he says. “But we as quick coupler manufacturer needs to know both the machines and the attachments in order to create a system that works for all.” OilQuick will be well-represented at the Bauma exhibition in Germany. Besides having its own booth with demonstrations, the OilQuick system will be mounted on some 20 machines in the Caterpillar, Volvo, Hitachi, Huddig and several others. While OilQuick will not show any new items itself, the OEM product OQB 180, made for Hitachi, will be demonstrated in the Kiesel Group booth. OilQuick has made the quick coupler models OQB 100, 125 and 180 for Kiesel.

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The OilQuick system fited on a number of excavators clearing the way for the new Stockholm Arena. Contrator is the compay DEMCOM.

is currently the European market, but other continents are becoming more and more interested as well. “US contractors are still rather hard to convince as they tend to like using one machine and one tool, resulting in a lot of machines on the worksite costing a lot of money, and polluting just as much,” says Henrik. “But we are convinced that we will increase the market share in the North America through our recently opened a distributor in Canada,” Åke adds. Today, OilQuick has an annual turnover of some EUR 7,4 M, employs 21 persons and has an export level of some 80 %. The company has about 15 distributors with service centers around the world. Education in how to work with the system is carried out both by the distributors and OilQuick itself. OilQuick has a good pace despite the recession and business is good. “We believe we can double our turn over in three years and triple in five years,” says Henrik. “But the increase of turnover goes just as much for the contractor,” adds Åke. “When the contractors realize how they loose money every day they continue use the conventional method, they become OilQuick users and see the results for themselves.” Many well-known European demolition contractors already use OilQuick systems on the major part of their excavator range. Some example of companies are DEMCOM, Rivtjänst i Norr in Sweden; AF Decom, PV and Dokken in Norway; Preben Hockerup and Hvidberg in Denmark; and Eberhardt, Straback and Lemle in Germany to name a few.

Unique know-how

In terms of competition, OilQuick is not that worried. The system is well-patented, and OilQuick is by far the world leader. “Some try to copy it of course but we have put so many years of design and development behind our solutions so it is seldom a copy works properly,” Henrik says with a smile. “Liebherr is making a quick coupler for their machines on a license from us, and there are a few others too, but none like OilQuick. Åke Sonerud points out that OilQuick sits on a unique well of knowledge which he believes is the reason the the system has been so well-positioned. “The machine manufacturer knows the machines out and Mikael Carlberg, responsible for the machine fleet at DEMCOM AB is very satisfied with OilQuick. “Once you have invested in OilQuick you never want to go back to a conventional system”, he says.

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Some quick facts about OilQuick AB The company OilQuick AB in Hudiksvall, Sweden actually dates back to 1952 when John Sonerud, father of Åke and grandfather of Henrik, started a company together with his brothers Gottner and Erik. Their business concept was to act as an intermediary between buyers and sellers for secondhand agricultural machines, fodder, etc. During the mid to late 50s the range had been extended to include motor saws, freezers, fridges and even television sets for a short period. The brothers also acquired secondhand Ferguson tractors from England. In 1957, brothers Gottner and Erik left the business, and John established Soneruds Maskin AB. At the end of the 50s agriculture was not profitable in Sweden, and sales of agricultural machines slowed down. John decided instead to start selling and, later, manufacture the Hymas excavator. Sales of the Hymas excavator quickly grew. Between 1974 and 1979, production reached 600 machines a year. In 1972, the company was sold and John Sonerud continued to work in the parent company Soneruds Maskin AB. For some years, different product were manufactured and sold. In 1978 and the winter of 1979, Soneruds Maskin AB was converted into a development and sales company, with the focus on its own patented accessories for backhoe-loaders and excavators. Manufacturing would no longer take place in-house, but would be placed with local subcontractors. At the same time, the Hymas sales operation was wound up. The first product was the “Grab John,” an excavator bucket with built-in hydraulic clamping claws. Grab John was launched in the spring of 1980 with great success as a pole-planting bucket. In the same year, John’s son Åke became the new CEO of the company, a position that he still holds. Grab John quickly became an international product. During the late 80s, around 45% of production was being exported to more than ten countries in Western Europe. More than a hundred buckets were manufactured under licence in Japan. Today thousand of Grab John buckets have been sold and delivered to satisfied customers all over the world. As early as 1989 Soneruds recognized the need for a total quick coupler solution for excavators and wheeled loaders that would allow operators to automatically connect hydraulic tools directly from the cab. But the market was not yet quite mature enough for this. John Sonerud died in 1994, but his successful innovations, his smart solutions and his spirit live on in the company. The company now has a complete range of patented OilQuick quick coupler systems for excavators, loaders and forklift trucks. During 2001, a boom-mounted quick coupler was developed for material handling machines. OEM agreements were negotiated with a number of leading machine manufacturers. Almost five thousand OilQuick systems have so far been supplied to customers in the Nordic countries, the rest of Western Europe and the US. In conjunction with its 50th anniversary, the company changed its name from Soneruds Maskin AB to OilQuick AB.

ADEL providing European quality on the Russian scale Nearly three years have flashed by since the last time we met Zelenograd-based Adel in July of 2007. Over this period, the Russian manufacturer of premium-class diamond tools has consolidated its leading position in the domestic market and started making inroads in Europe. PDi’s Andrei Bushmarin reports. Adel is a company group that incorporates a number of diversified business units. This enables the group to monitor the entire life cycle of its products, from manufacturing to distribution to re-tipping.

18 years and getting better Adel’s production capacities include Delta, the group’s flagship plant that manufactures diamond segments, and contains a host of assembling lines for tools and re-tipping facilities. An in-house R&D centre helps Adel always stay a few steps ahead of the pack. The group distributes its products via a nationwide network of selling outlets. Being in the business for more than 18 years now, the Russian company has long learned to make every conceivable type of diamond tool for construction and stone applications. Adel’s catalogue features a wide range of diamond blades for wall and flat sawing, drill bits, tile sawing blades, polishing pads and cups, and grinding tools. The manufacturer also offers a wide variety of massproduced tools, and also develops and supplies custom-made products for special jobs. Every such specification is designed to be consistent with specific requirements of a job or a Adel uses Dr. Fritsch machines to manufacture diamond segments.

BF500 premium-quality segment for drill bits. customer. Manufactured on Dr. Fritsch machines, Adel products conform to the industry’s highest standards. Quality of every item is meticulously checked at every stage of the production process. Prior to going into serial production, a new tool is extensively tested for its performance first in the laboratory, then in the field. This approach ensures consistently high quality and reliability of any Adel product.

Adel’s strongest suit However good Adel’s ready-made tools are, it is diamond segments that has really made the company’s name. The company has incorporated the global experience into its own production to come out with a product that is equally competitive in both the Russian and international markets. For its segments, Adel only uses the best raw materials from the world-known suppliers Element Six, Diamond Innovations, Eurotungstene, Dr. Fritsch and BASF. Having started out with making segments for drill bits, Adel soon mastered the production of segments for floor and wall blades. Manufacturing of high-quality segments for the stone industry was the next item on Adel’s agenda, and the company was quick to add it to its capabilities. Today, Adel is far ahead of its competitors in Russia by as the country’s biggest producer of diamond segments. Europe, too, is getting taste of the manufacturer’s expertise through its two fully-fledged subsidiaries that actively promote the Adel brand in Bulgaria and Turkey.

concrete and stone grinding are both competitive and costeffective. The GB00 and GB0 ranges, designed for rough grinding jobs, are the most in-demand makes. Both specifications demonstrate a win-win combination of high-speed operation and extended service time. Metal-bond segment for fine processing of concrete and stone is another reliable, high-quality offering from the Russian manufacturer. Having already won over most of the Russian clientele with an unbeatable price-quality ratio, Adel is now nipping at the heels of the industry’s majors. Once a humble beginner, the Russian Adel has now grown into a serious contender and a force to be reckoned with.

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Sweeping range of segments It is hard to imagine a job related to stone and concrete cutting, drilling or grinding for which Adel cannot offer a spot-on specification. Segments for wall and floor sawing, core drilling, grinding and polishing applications are all Above diamond segments in the making and below available from the Russian manufacturer. a graphite sintering mould. Of the drill segment range, which accounts for the largest share of Adel’s output, the most popular series are BF500 and MIX. The BF500 is a premium-class segment for a broad spectrum of drilling applications, equally efficient on concretes with differing aggregate and degree of reinforcement. The MIX is a versatile segment of economy that gives virtually an unlimited number of drilling options when mixed with segments of other types. Recently, the manufacturer has shifted its focus to making segments for floor preparation jobs. Its solutions for Issue 2 - 2010 • Bauma Special • April - May • PDi 77

New wall sawing The new standard solution from Cedima for electric hand sawing in concrete Making rectangular openings in brick or reinforced concrete walls is a task which sawing and drilling contractors face almost on a daily basis. Such openings are usually made with wall saws. Due to the geometry of diamond blade, overcuts can occur in the opening’s corners that have to be patched up after the cutting. It may pose a real problem, if overcutting is off-limits due to structural integrity or esthetical requirements. So far, a common solution has been to drill holes in the corners of the opening and chisel the remaining material out. To eliminate this timeconsuming and cumbersome operation, CEDIMA Diamantwerkzeug- und Maschinenbauges GmbH has developed a cutting technique which involves a combination of high-frequency electric chain saw and wall saw. This technique enables making clean cuts that require no further finishing. Once the opening is marked out, cuts are made in four corners with CKE-943 F4 chain saw. The new high-frequency electric chain saw has a cutting depth of 430 mm and is driven by a high-performance 9 kW motor. The saw’s bar and chain are made of the new components of ICS’s serial “Force 4”. With a weight of only 12.5 kg, it demonstrates an unprecedented weight/ productivity ratio for this category of machines. This operator-friendly chain saw is designed for smooth and comfortable cutting. The water-cooled HF

electric motor runs virtually without any vibration. Another advantage of the new CEDIMA machine is the complete absence of the noise and smell which fuel chain saws are notorious for. After the 90° cuts have been made in the corners of the opening, its sides are sawed with wall saw WS-290. The CKE-943 F4 and the WS-290 are both equipped with a high-frequency electric drive. Despite its small size, the wall saw is very powerful: driven by a 11 kW motor, it is designed to cut construction materials up to 430 mm deep with up to 1,000 mm blades. Given this, a 800 mm saw blade can be used without a precut. Both machines are operated with universal high-frequency control HF-16. The control automatically identifies type of the machine to provide optimal operating parameters. The wall saw is operated with a remote control set. The wall-sawing done, the concrete block is then removed leaving an opening whose clean edges need no patching-up or finishing. The combination of the CKE-943 F4 and the WS-290 allows for high daily output at a low level of tool consumption. With no cost involved for a second control, CEDIMA’s new wall sawing solution is also attractive from the investment point of view.

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Step 3: Cutting of the opening’s sides with wall saw WS-290 wall saw. Step 1: Marking-out (above). Step 2: Sawing of the opening’s corners with the CKE-943 F4 chain saw.

Resulting clean-edged opening requires no finishing.

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Since December 2008, Adamas has experienced the effects of the construction industry’s global downturn. But instead of sitting back and hoping for the best, Adamas has used the current situation as an opportunity for its R&D engineers to come up with something special to generate sales in these difficult times.

But first, some history is order The head office of Adamas is located in The Netherlands where electric hand sawing has been extremely popular since the early 1980s. Electric wood saws are usually adapted for wet cutting in concrete with Ø300 or Ø350mm diamond saw blades, and used for small alterations and renovation jobs. As machines became more powerful in the last 10 years, contractors modified them to cut with Ø500mm saw blades up to a depth of 20cm in concrete and brickwork. This situation was regarded as unsafe and therefore forbidden by health & safety organisations. Contractors using these machines were heavily fined. Recent years have seen increasing demand for handheld electric saws for cutting jobs up to 20cm, but no supplier had the right product. Although electric wall saws are capable of cutting up to 20 cm deep, they are regarded as too big and heavy for these small jobs. Adamas sales representatives in the Netherlands and Belgium recognized this lingering market demand and used it to launch the R&D project. Nine months of thinking, drawing and fine tuning led to an innovated prototype named the “Eazy Saw.”

Easy sawing The Eazy Saw consists of a 2200 Watt, 230 V electric drive motor protected against overload by a thermal relay and a slip glue. The aluminium gear case is integrated in the saw arm, which connects to a carriage with a patented hinge construction. This hinge is the unique part of the Eazy Saw. It is robust and rigid, and guides the saw blade perfectly straight with minimum friction between wall and saw blade centre. That allows the relatively small motor to power concrete cuts of up to 21 cm in deep. The hinge also safeguards the operator when the sawblade become jammed. The carriage guides the Eazy Saw over an aluminium track, which is bolted to the wall. Tracks are available in lengths of 1,3 and 2,3 meters, and have integrated double spirit

levels and rubber bumpers. Spacer plates are available for uneven walls. The cutting process always starts with a Ø350mm saw blade, after wich a Ø450mm or Ø540mm saw blade could be mounted. Along with minimizing the physical load on the operator, the hinge permits plunge cuts in steps of up to 5 cm. Cooling water for the saw blade runs through the gear case, and is efficiently distributed via the saw shaft to minimize consumption. An ergonomic rubber grip and a spray control cover on the blade guard prevent excessive sprays of water onto the wall, floor and operator, greatly reducing cleaning time. Adamas officially introduced the Eazy Saw in early November at an exhibition for focussed diamond drilling and cutting contractors in The Netherlands. The response was very positive. The contractors claimed that the Eazy Saw fills the gap between hand held saws and mini wall saws. Practice tests show that the Eazy Saw can appled for a large variety of specific cutting jobs in concrete and brick work. The Eazy Saw will make its international debut at BAUMA 2010 in Hall A1-144.

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Dutch Gen Founded in 1979, Diacom BV is a small Dutch family business that develops and manufactures a large range of diamond tools, segments and machines for professional drilling and cutting firms in the concrete and asphalt industries. PDi’s Mikael Karlsson reports.

Based in Hoofddorp, just outside Amsterdam, the company has around 25 employees that develop and produce a set of both standard tools and machines, for example drills, saws, grinders, drilling stands and sawing machines. However, the company’s speciality is the development and manufacture of very special tools, rigs and machines for mainly customers in the Benelux countries.

Tailor-made systems increasing Diacom’s technical manager, Eric Conijn, explains: “Especially during a crisis period like now, when volumes of most standard products have fallen sharply, our development and production of tailor-made concrete cutting and sawing machines, tools and segments is our strong business, especially for our domestic clients. “For example, we have quite recently developed and built a drill lorry on rail for the public transport company in Amsterdam - ‘Gemeentelijk Vervoerbedrijf ’ (GVB) - to renovate the Amsterdam rail network.” GVB’s staff maintains, repairs and replaces the rail tracks themselves. The unique thing is that they do it when the trams still roll on the tracks. In peak hours, the trams ride every three minutes in some locations. When GVB replaces the worn out tracks they take away 100 meters of track in one go, even when the trams still drive over it. They need to drill many Ø25 mm holes to place the new anchors. Therefore, GVB needed drilling machines that can both work very fast and be removed from the track very often, as trams frequently need to pass through. So Diacom designed the drill lorry, which holds two ordinary Weka DK18 drill motors and weighs just 40 kg.

Tools for each situation

The family company also develops and produces a set of standard tools and machines.

The company is also a specialist in developing standard and special drilling stands.

Diacom has developed and manufactured another tailormade machine for the Dutch demolition company Vogelzang BV. At the construction site of a new large power plant in Eemshaven, in the northern part of the Netherlands, some 9000 concrete poles have so far been thrust into the soft ground to provide a good strong base for construction . The general contractor for the new power plant wanted these poles to be cut to the exact same level, but needed the rebar intact. “And we manufactured a machine, which cuts the poles (with a surface of 45x45 cm) 4 cm deep so the rebar is not cut,” Rob explains. “After this is done, the pole is easily crushed off from its cut and with the rebar intact. This machine has 4x Ø230 blades which saw at the same time and can cut the pole in only 45 seconds.” Rob explains further that, “The only trouble we had was that some of the poles were not square, but round-shaped. These round poles need to be cut off completely. So we developed a second

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machine, which was based on a wire saw.” Another special machine had to be developed when the European Union was participating in a global investigation about the pollution of corals in the coral reefs. “They way they wanted to measure the pollution, they had into look into the coral in the sea all over the world,” Rob says. Diacom designed tools for this particular job. Because coral is very delicate, the cores needed to be intact. These were drilled out and brought to the surface for investigation. “We can actually respond to any customers needs very fast,” Rob says. “For example, we normally develop and build tailor-made machines like these in three to four weeks. When it comes to special request of tools and segments, customers here in the Netherlands often come to us in the afternoon and have the tools delivered early the next morning.” Last but certainly not least, there is one more Diacom specialty that is worth mentioning. “We can actually perform maintenance and repair any

nuineness Diacom BV’s premises and factory in Hoofddorp, just outside Amsterdam.

Some 25 employees work in the factory. Diacom is also investing heavily in the automation of its standard tool production. Isn’t it great to see four truly smiling faces proud cutting, drilling or sawing machine on the market for about what they are doing. It can’t be a contractor our customers,” says A.P. Conijn, the family father and in the world that doesn’t want to buy diamond founder of Diacom. tools from them. From the right to the left: Linda www.dicom.nl Koot, Eric, A.P. and Rob Conijn.

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Events Calendar Bauma 2010 19-25 April, 2010 Munich Exhibition Centre, Germany www.bauma.de Conexpo Russia 2010 19-22 May, 2010 Transport Exhibition Centre, TEC Moscow, Russia www.conexporussia.com DEMCON 2010 9-10 September, 2010 Infra Exhibition Centre, InfraCity, Upplands Väsby, Sweden www.demcon.se ExpoRent 2010 9-10 September, 2010 Infra Exhibition Centre, InfraCity, Upplands Väsby, Sweden www.svenskrental.se SAIE 2010 27-30 October, 2010 Bologna Exhibition Centre Bologna, Italy www.bolognafiere.it Bauma China 2010 23-26 November, 2010 Shanghai New Expo Centre, China www.bauma-china.com CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2011 22-26 March, 2011 Las Vegas Convention Center, Las Vegas, USA www.conexpoconagg.com Samoter 2011 2-6 March, 2011 Verona Exhibition Centre Verona, Italy www.samoter.com Intermat 2012 16-21 April, 2012 Exhibition Centre Paris Nord, Villepinte, France www.intermat.fr

New board elected at annual US CSDA meeting At the recent annual meeting of the US Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association (CSDA), a new board was elected. The new slate of CSDA leaders is as follows:

New Board of Directors (expires 2012)

Kevin Baron

Western Saw, Oxnard, California

Tim Beckman

Cutting Edge Services Corp., Batavia, Ohio

Steve Garrison

Hilti, Inc., Santa Fe Springs, California

Donna Harris

Concrete Renovation, Inc., San Antonio, Texas

Ron Rapper Husqvarna Construction Products N.A., Olathe, Kansas

Jack Sondergard

Central Concrete Cutting, Inc., Edgar, Wisconsin

CSDA launches company certification, the first of its kind in the industry The Concrete Sawing & Drilling Association (CSDA) has announced the launch of the CSDA Certification Programme for sawing and drilling contractors. The 3-tier audit program has been developed by the CSDA Certification Committee to provide owners, architects, engineers, general contractors and government officials with a valuable prequalification tool, improve the knowledge and skills of cutting contractors and enhance their public image. The first of its kind in the industry, the program aims to educate the marketplace that hiring a certified company will eliminate risks associated with hiring a sawing and drilling contractor who may otherwise be seen as another unknown subcontractor. CSDA is the only association representing the interests of cutting contractors. CSDA has been a leader in the development of safety and training programs since 1993. Since that year, more that 2,000 employees have graduated from the hands-on and online training programs that have been established, while safety materials such as the CSDA Safety Manual, Safety Handbook, Toolbox Safety Tips and a series of safety DVDs have been produced to help maintain safe working environments. Sawing and drilling contractors can attain one, two or all three levels of certification. Level 1 has been devised to evaluate if a company meets

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Above names join the returning officers and board of Directors:

Returning Officers (expire in 2011)

President, Doug Walker

Atlantic Concrete Cutting, Mount Holly, New Jersey

Vice President, Jim Dvoratchek

John van Dyk

Canadian Cutting & Coring Ltd., Richmond, BC, Canada

Mike Orzechowski

DITEQ Corporation, Lee’s Summit, Missouri

Kellie Vazquez

Holes Incorporated, Houston, Texas

Kevin Warnecke

ICS, Blount Inc., Portland, Oregon

Hard Rock Concrete Cutting, Wheeling, Illinois

Secretary/Treasurer, Judy O’Day Terra Diamond Industrial, Salt Lake City, Utah

Past President, Tom Stowell

Norton Pro Diamond, Fullerton, California

Returning Board of Directors (expire in 2011)

Roger Allen

Diamond Tools Technology, Buffalo Grove, Illinois

Larry Liddle

Diamond Products Limited, Elyria, Ohio

the basic safety and financial requirements of the industry. To attain Level 2, a company must show it is undertaking sound operational and financial best practices in addition to the criteria set out for the first level, while providing evidence that the company has took part in basic training or certification programs to better its employees and the company as a whole. Level 3 will provide potential clients with proof that a company has a total quality management system in place, and that the contractor is committed to a high standard of safety and sound business practices. The program is an industry-specific quality audit that mirrors the standards set by accreditations such as ISO9000. In fact, by attaining Level 3 of the CSDA Company Certification Program, a company will automatically be ISO9000 compliant. Dianne Cutter, president of PQS, Inc. and a consultant who has been hired to assist in the development of this program, describes the reasons behind the launch of the program. “This part of the construction and renovation industry is very much a niche market, with no accreditations or certifications specifically customized for concrete cutting contractors. By implementing this program, a company can present a seal of approval from an industryrecognized organization to prospective customers that will differentiate them from the rest,” she said. “This will also provide the customer with confidence that the company is financially and operationally stable, and meets a standard of excellence in its specific discipline,” Cutter added.

CSDA is Moving CSDA is moving to a new location. The following address is effective as of 1 April, 2010:

13577 Feather Sound Drive, Suite 560, Clearwater, FL 33762 Tel: 727-577-5004, Fax: 727-577-5012

www.csda.org

Criteria for the programme have been prepared by CSDA contractor members who want to advance the level of professionalism of the industry in response to a growing call from general contractors and governmental officials to produce verification of a company’s skills and professional qualifications. To maintain a competitive edge in today’s marketplace, contractors must be able to provide formal standardized certification to show they maintain high levels of safety, skill and professionalism. CSDA Certification Committee Chair Kellie Vazquez of Holes Incorporated, Houston, Texas, has spearheaded the creation of the program. “The importance of having a program in place to recognize a contractor’s achievements, and for that contractor to be able to present these achievements to a potential client, may prove to be invaluable when competing for jobs,” she said. The CSDA Certification Program is available to all CSDA contractor members. It doesn’t matter if the company is small or large; whether it runs three trucks or 10. Company-wide certification addresses the proficiency of owners, operators and managers at running a company. Companywide certification looks at the management of operations, finances, human resources, equipment maintenance, scheduling, management, training and development. Certification of a given level is awarded depending on how well the company fares.

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