Ramtec adds new high-impact range of BH backhoe hydraulic hammers

Attachments specialist Ramtec is adding three new hydraulic hammers to its range at Bauma. The BH32, BH40 and BH52 backhoe hammers will be marketed under the Robi brand and the key features are high oil flows for high impact frequency, greater productivity levels and more penetration effort; constant blow energy to ensure constant strength; and low fuel consumption rates. All of the new backhoe hammers have sound suppression housing as standard, says Ramtec. The Finnish manufacturer will also unveil a new c
February 15, 2013 Read time: 1 min
Attachments specialist 2172 Ramtec is adding three new hydraulic hammers to its range at 688 Bauma. The BH32, BH40 and BH52 backhoe hammers will be marketed under the Robi brand and the key features are high oil flows for high impact frequency, greater productivity levels and more penetration effort; constant blow energy to ensure constant strength; and low fuel consumption rates. All of the new backhoe hammers have sound suppression housing as standard, says Ramtec. The Finnish manufacturer will also unveil a new crusher grapple, the CG20R, at the show. The grapple will crush wood, bricks and concrete down to 350mm, says Ramtec, and it will also separate out rebar.

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