CCR vs the "Competition"

Most of our prospective clients ask us:

"How do we differ from a neumatic jackhammer or other equipment that is available in the demolition field, that come with hammer attachments?"

One of the key elements of our machines are:

• Efficientcy
• Productivity
• Accessibility to hard to get in areas
• No Pollution to Environment

 NO POLLUTION!

All our equipment is powered by "ELECTRICITY". We have a low noise generator that is kept "off site" that provides the power for our machines. Our equipment can also be hooked-up with 3 phase wiring to existing power located inside a building (we have transformers).

Some machines do come equipped with scrubbers to get rid of the pollutants, unfortunately, some exhaust fumes are still present in the air so this is not a viable solution. Also the noise from the diesel motors is also a concern.

Where noise and exhaust fumes are a factor to outlying residential or business areas - These are the machines to use.

SIZE AND POWER DEFINITELY MATTER!

The Brokk 100 can fit through 32 inch widths (standard doorways) for easy inside demolition.

The Brokk 180 a bigger brother to the Brokk 100 can fit through 32 inch widths and can also deliver a powerful 1000 ft lbs for commercial and industrial work. Both machines have a three part arm system, so that it can easily demolish concrete in inaccessible areas, or hard to reach areas that other machines cannot get into.

BROKK 100

• Machine can fit widths of 32 inches
• Arm with bucket attachment & hammer attachment has a 3 part arm with an extendable reach of 10 feet
• 500 foot pounds (psi)
• Highly maneuverable & productive

BROKK 180
 

• Machine can fit widths of 48 inches
• Arm with hammer attachment and bucket has a 3 part arm with an extendable reach of 6.5 meters
• 1000 foot pounds (psi)
• Highly maneuverable-machine on a revolving table which yields a 360 degree rotation