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Jaws II for Robi demolition grapple

New P-jaws make Ramtec’s Robi DG15RP demolition grapple ideal for recycling applications. The DG grapples are especially designed for light demolition projects such as wooden buildings, bricks, concrete without rebar, and for sorting and loading demolition debris in scrap yards.
February 3, 2012 Read time: 1 min
New P-jaws on Ramtec Robi DG15RP demolition grapple
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Ramtec says the new P-jaws on the 2005-launched demolition grapple, which replace the previous rib jaws, have been designed for central and west European markets.

After opening a brand new, partially automated factory in Rannu, Estonia, last year, Ramtec is looking to increase its machine and application productivity in 2012.

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