Hammer time at BSP

BSP International Foundations (BSP) will be exhibiting its new DX hydraulic piling hammer at Intermat 2012 – the first time the product has gone on public show. The hammer has been specifically developed to drive steel piles to support electrification stanchions, gantries and other railway projects requiring foundation piling. BSP, which one of the world’s leading manufacturers of hydraulic piling and compaction equipment, will also have a pictorial display at Intermat 2012 highlighting some of the many civ
April 13, 2012 Read time: 1 min
BSP International Foundations showing its new DX hydraulic piling hammer for first time at Intermat 2012.
3087 BSP International Foundations (BSP) will be exhibiting its new DX hydraulic piling hammer at Intermat 2012 – the first time the product has gone on public show.

The hammer has been specifically developed to drive steel piles to support electrification stanchions, gantries and other railway projects requiring foundation piling.

BSP, which one of the world’s leading manufacturers of hydraulic piling and compaction equipment, will also have a pictorial display at Intermat 2012 highlighting some of the many civil engineering projects on land and offshore where the company’s latest generation of piling hammers and rapid impact compactors (RIC) are said to have made significant contributions in bringing these projects to successful and on schedule completion.

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