New demolition range from Hydraram

Hydraram has updated its range of demolition tools, including the HCC crushers, HCS combi cutters, HFP concrete pulverisers HFP-M concrete pulverisers with magnets, HRP rotating concrete pulverisers and HDG grabs.
February 3, 2020 Read time: 2 mins

The firm claims that the attachments are all improved to boost strength and durability, as well as to improve opening and closing times.

By using hydraulic cylinders with higher working pressures, the firm says it has been able to increase the power of the attachments by 22%, and in some cases up to 35%. In addition, the valves mounted on the cylinders are optimised so that cycle times are faster. Because these valves are located externally on the outside of the cylinder, they are accessible for service and maintenance.

The HCC series now benefits from a new type of changeable penetration teeth already applied in the HCS series. These teeth have a better penetrating ability in concrete, which has optimised the crushing force of the units. The combination of these modifications resulted in a 35% greater efficiency of the scissors.

In addition to the conventional jaws fitted as standard in the HCC series, the firm also offers its high-penetration jaw (HPJ) design. These shorter jaws have been designed to be able to transfer more force. The Hydraram HPJ jaws have up to 30% higher penetration force than the standard HCC jaws. In addition, the new HCC series can be equipped with an automatic lubrication system.

The HFP-M pulveriser has an integrated magnet that is powered by the 24V system on the excavator. No additional alternator is required and the unit is easy to install. The magnet function can be switched on by the operator to collect reinforcement steel during crushing. The magnets have a quick release system so that the metal is ejected as soon as the power is switched off.

Meanwhile, the HDG grab range has been extended to 25 models that weigh from 75kg to over 14tonnes. These can be matched to excavators from 1-250tonnes. The new HDG series is said to offer more powerful inner cylinders with end damping, with twin reinforced rotation motors for greater torque.

Related Content

  • FRD adds crushers and shears to demolition attachment range
    February 7, 2013
    Furukawa Rock Drill (FRD) is extending its hydraulic attachment line-up with additional V Series jaw crushers and shears. The company has extended its VM Series of rotating crushers from two to seven models, now suitable for excavators of 12-100 tonnes operating weight. In addition FRD will offer the VS Series of secondary demolition crushers for 11-50 tonne excavators, along with the VR Series of steel cutters with both fixed and rotating heads, which can be both boom or dipper stick mounted.
    Read More
  • New ADTs offer low emissions performance and fast cycle times
    December 2, 2014
    Its incredible versatility means that the articulated dumptruck (ADT) has become a popular piece of equipment for quarrying or earthmoving applications. For quarrying in particular, the machines are highly useful as they are able to cope with steeper ramp hauls and tougher terrain than rigid haulers offering similar payloads.
    Read More
  • Carmix offering versatile new mixers
    January 25, 2017
    Italian firm Carmix is now offering two versatile new mixers, the 3.500 TC and the 5.5 XL The 3.500 TC is said to benefit from advanced technology and features more ergonomic controls, better visibility and improved productivity. The self-loading mixer is versatile and productive and can be operated on a wide array of sites with difficult conditions as it can cope with slopes of up to 30%. The machine can deliver 3.5m3 and is equipped with a double mixing blade as well as a sophisticated weighing syst
    Read More
  • Sophisticated concrete plants coming to market
    July 28, 2015
    Concrete production technology is advancing as new systems come to market – Mike Woof reports The efficient production of high-quality concrete is crucial to many construction projects. Whether high-output plants are being used for large bridge or tunnel projects, or smaller mobile units are being used to supply specific operations such as central reservation barrier installation, the quality of the product is vital. Production technology has improved across the board due to the introduction of new systems.
    Read More

Highlighted Content