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At Epiroc, we understand what problems can affect your operation and what goals you want to achieve. Within machine optimization, we provide automation tools and technology to maximize machine performance. We offer you products, features and services that will help you improve your operations, increase safety and boost productivity.

These trucks mix or batch the ready mix on the job site. This type of truck can mix as much or as little amount of concrete as needed. The on-site mixing eliminates the travel time hydration that can cause the transit mixed concrete to become unusable.

Productivity, performance, fuel efficiency, uptime. Everything customers have come to expect from Volvo H-Series Wheel Loaders has been taken to a new level thanks to wide-ranging updates which have taken place over recent years. Now, giving you even more from your Volvo Wheel Loader. When combined with the right machine configuration, the right attachment, and the right options for the application at hand, nothing comes close to the performance of a Volvo Wheel Loader – strengthened further by the support and experience of your Volvo dealer.

A breaker is a powerful percussion hammer fitted to an excavator for demolishing hard (rock or concrete) structures. It is powered by an auxiliary hydraulic system from the excavator, which is fitted with a foot-operated valve for this purpose.

The Cat® 336 features standard integrated Cat technology to make you more efficient. With new cab options focused on operator comfort and less fuel and maintenance, the excavator ensures you’ll spend more time producing profits for your business.

V bucket - This is ideal for digging V-shaped trenches for installing utility cables and pipes that have to be installed at shallow depths. Riddle bucket - These buckets are made of heavy metal plates with gaps that allow for smaller particles to fall through. Ideal for separating coarse soil from fine particles.

The full lineup of Bobcat® skid-steer loaders is built to help you do more. Bobcat invented the world’s first skid-steer loader in 1960, and ever since unleashing it on the market, our legacy of more than 60 years helps operators accomplish more every day by tackling the most difficult jobs in construction, landscaping, agriculture, forestry, snow removal, and more. Bobcat has delivered tight-turning skid-steer capability that gets you in and out of any tough task, with industry-leading quality, performance, and reliability. Paired with a huge family of nearly 200 genuine Bobcat attachments, each skid-steer model is a legendary versatile force to be reckoned with and offers your more ways to conquer the job on your jobsite. Tougher designs ensure improved durability and longevity, with a huge number of available options and exclusive features you can’t get anywhere else, help you work smarter—not harder. It’s no surprise that Bobcat is still the world’s best-selling skid-steer loader brand.

The 870G LC excavator has been updated to G Series with a 512-horsepower Tier 4-Final Isuzu engine that uses EGR, DOC, and SCR technologies. Operating weight is 188,716 pounds; max digging depth is 29 feet 1 inch; and bucket digging force is 80,706 pounds. Service upgrades include a battery disconnect switch, spin-on fuel filters, two additional water separators to maintain long fuel filter life, and engine and hydraulic oil sample ports. The Powerwise III engine/hydraulic-management system has multiple productivity modes. High productivity delivers more power and faster hydraulic response to move more material. Power provides smooth and balanced metering for normal operation, and economy reduces top speed and helps save fuel.

The D7R Series II at 240 hp (180 kW) power and an operating weight of around 20 tons, is in the middle of Caterpillar's track-type tractors, which range in size from the D3 77 hp (57 kW), 8 short tons (7.3 t), to the D11 935 hp (697 kW), 124 short tons (112 t). It is primarily used to move material short distances or through challenging terrain. The vehicle is powerful, yet small and light (16 to 20 short tons [15 to 18 t]) depending on configuration). This makes it ideal for working on very steep slopes, in forests, and for backfilling pipelines safely without risking damage to the pipe.

The Next Generation Cat 395 excavator offers contractors up to 10% more production, two times more structural durability and up to 20% less maintenance costs than the machine it replaces, the 390F. “We increased swing torque and stick force by 10 percent,” said Brian Abbott, worldwide product manager for Caterpillar large excavators. “These increases enable contractors to use larger buckets for much greater productivity.”

Liebherr is the manufacturer of the crawler excavator model R 976. Find and download detailed specs and data sheets for this machine here. The Liebherr R 976 is a 86t machine with Liebherr engine which powers this model with up to 400kW or 536 horse power. The Liebherr R 976 can be grouped in the biggest machine segment in the crawler excavators category. The model's dimensions are 13.8m x 3.6m x 3.695m. The bucket capacity of R 976 is 5.2m³, which is above average for this type of machine. Since 2013, this model has included Aircondition. It has been sold without air Track adaption, Diesel particulate filter and Quick hitch mech. As of 2016. There are more detailed specifications and machine descriptions available in the original Liebherr R 976 specs data sheet. You can download it for free in German and English on LECTURA Specs. This model can be acquired for a list price between €909000 and €1156000. Production of the R 976 stopped in 2016. For more detailed information about pricing and current residual values, check out the LECTURA Valuation system. The most commonly viewed Liebherr models of this type on LECTURA Specs are the R 922, R 9100 and R 926 Compact, and 25 other crawler excavators, which currently range from 15.1t up to 800t are also available. Want more detailed specifications? Download the latest Liebherr R 976 specs data sheet on LECTURA Specs today!

Whether you're working on a quarry, in mass excavation or any other application, the big and powerful EC950E excavator and Volvo's durable wear-resistant components will maximize your profitability and uptime. ... EC950E Volvo Large Crawler Excavators.

Hitachi Wheel Loaders are used in quarry and mine loading operations, with a lineup featuring bucket capacities between 1.1 and 6.8m3. They are also used across a wide range of businesses including snow removal, industrial waste disposal, livestock farming and forestry, supporting people's lives.

Smooth operations for efficient work Komatsu has redefined industry standards with this new excavator. It not only combines great performance with excellent comfort, but also ensures that work can be performed safely, thanks to an impressive array of standard safety features.

The 352’s high ambient temperature capability of 125 degrees Fahrenheit, cold-start capability at zero degrees, and ability to work at up to 14,764 feet above sea level enables it to operate in various climates. An auto hydraulic warmup kicks in to prolong the life of machine components in cold weather. Oil and fuel filter service has been synchronized at 1,000-hour intervals. Compared to other competitive models this size, Cat says, the extended intervals should eliminate the cost for nine oil and fuel filter changes and the cost of parts for 27 oil and fuel filters over 10,000 operating hours. Product Link collects machine operating information like location, hours, fuel usage, idle time, maintenance alerts, diagnostic codes and machine health. The data is shared through web and mobile applications and allows remote troubleshooting and remote flash. Cat says dealers can connect with the machine to diagnose fault codes and update operating software.

The PC290LC/NLC-11 hydraulic excavator is quick, powerful and precise and its Komatsu EU Stage V engine offers a significant reduction in fuel consumption. Along with first class Komatsu comfort, 3G communications and new safety features, the PC290/LC-11 gives you a fast response and an exceptional work volume. Up to 5% lower fuel consumption Auto idle shutdown Neutral Detection System

SY35 Mini Excavator is a compact and versatile machine incorporated with the ability to rotate at the base while remaining within the width of its track called “ZERO TAIL SWING” and hence easily work in tight and compact space.

Overview. The Cat® 326 Excavator brings premium performance with simple-to-use technologies like Cat GRADE with 2D, Grade Assist, and Payload – all standard equipment from the factory to boost your operator efficiencies up to 45%.

DA30-5 Articulated Dump Truck The DA30-5 features a front-mounted turning ring, sloping rear frame and free-swinging rear tandem bogie. This provides better weight distribution to ensure permanent six-wheel contact with the ground, Doosan says. A standard active payload meter protects against overloading.

Excavators are heavy construction equipment consisting of a boom, arm, bucket, and cab on a rotating superstructure atop an undercarriage with tracks or wheels. These machines are used mainly for digging purposes as well as various lifting and carrying tasks in various applications.

SPECIFICATIONS GALLERY Looking for a dozer has a long history of outstanding versatility, productivity and resale value? Look no further than the new Cat® D8 dozer. Designed to excel across a wide range of heavy applications, including dozing, ripping, scraper work and land clearing to finish grading, the D8 dozer does even more to help you meet your business objectives. And with features designed for even greater comfort, productivity and fuel efficiency, the new D8 dozer takes the industry-leading performance that you’ve come to expect of Cat dozers to a new level. The Cat D8 dozer offers a range of performance features that help you save time and money. Its Cat C15 ACERT engine gives you the power, reliability and fuel economy to get the job done faster and more cost-effectively while the efficient use of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) delivers outstanding fluid efficiency. Performance is further increased with the larger semi-universal blade that enables you to move up to 13% more material per pass and the performance cutting edges which increase blade load mass by up to 25%. Further features incorporated into the Cat D8 include the enhanced differential steering that maintains full power to both tracks for best-in-class turning, even with a full blade load, and better load capacity, power and speed control in soft conditions. The D8 dozer also delivers more power to the ground, more efficiently with its use of a torque divider that sends 70% of engine torque through a converter and the remaining 30% through a direct drive shaft. Additionally, its load-sensing hydraulics continuously adjust hydraulic power based on the load to maximise work tool performance. With added features like a quieter cab, adjustable armrests and a heated/ventilated seat option, operator comfort and priority have been prioritised with the D8 dozer. Further operator features include the low-effort electro-hydraulic controls to help operators get precise work tool control and work more comfortably and the tiller-style control that enables more precise work in tight spaces. Additionally, this best-in-class dozer delivers greater traction that translates into less slippage, better balance across all terrains and a smoother ride. Tough from the inside out, the Cat D8 dozer stands up to the most severe applications with its high-tensile strength steel frame, strong box-section design and heavy moldboard construction. The Cat D8 features a fully-suspended undercarriage that provides more ground contact and a tough mainframe that’s designed to absorb high-impact shock loads and twisting forces across aggressive applications like land clearing and ripping, along with environments like uneven or rocky terrain and side-slopes. Backed by our extensive service coverage, flat rate scheduled servicing and 24/7 parts availability, Hastings Deering is the right choice for your heavy equipment needs and offers the Cat D8 dozer for sale at our local branches across Queensland and the Northern Territory.

The Hydraulic hammer is a construction equipment that is used for the demolition of a structure and breaking rocks into smaller sizes. It is an attachment on an excavator and works on the principle of hydraulics. It applies high pressure from its small canister which has pressurized hydraulic oil stored in it. They are much more powerful than other hand-held hammers and its force is varied based on the force of piston strokes and its size.

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Ripping is a process of breaking up rock and soil with a large tooth or teeth attached to the back of a bulldozer. Where feasible, ripping is generally preferred over blasting because it is considerably less expensive; ripping costs are typically 50 to 65% less than blasting. Ripping is also significantly less dangerous than blasting and requires fewer permits and special precautions. Ripping can be done in close proximity to populated areas or other places where blasting noise and vibrations are restricted. However, ripping is limited to soft to moderately firm, fractured rock and construction of low-angle cut slopes and shallow, near vertical cuts. In dense rock formations, light blasting is sometimes performed before ripping. Once the material is loosened by ripping, an excavator can be used to remove it and perform slope sculpting (see below). Ripping gives the contractor a lot of freedom to aesthetically enhance a slope by adding additional contour and allowing for revegetation in certain areas. The teeth on rippers can leave scar marks on the rock after excavation. In most cases, these can removed using the same procedure used to remove drill hole traces. In soft and/or massive rock, the contractor may use a jet of high-pressure water or a vibratory compactor, known as a plate bucket, which is attached to an excavator or loader to remove the scars. Ripping is usually done in one direction, but in very tough materials ripping in a grid pattern will increase excavation efficiency. The pass spacing is determined by the end use of the material (fill, aggregate, waste, etc.) and the capacity of the excavating equipment. In most cases, it is best to maximize ripping depth, but in stratified formations it may be best to rip along the natural layers. Ripping is generally done in the same direction that loading will take place (i.e., parallel to the plane). However, when the material exhibits a foliation or bedding plane, ripping perpendicular to the plane produces much better fracturing. Ripping Equipment There are basically two types of rippers: the pull- (or tow-) type ripper and the integral bulldozer- mounted ripper. In rock excavation, a bulldozer-mounted ripper as shown in Figure 21 works better than a pull-type ripper because it can exert greater downward pressure. Rippers also come in single- and multi-toothed configurations. Single-toothed rippers are used for difficult ripping work, where maximum ripping depth is required and/or the material is dense. Multi-toothed rippers, which can use up to five teeth, are used for softer ground or for secondary purposes such as breaking up already ripped ground.