This week we look at a truck-mounted crane from IMT and an extension tool for overhead concrete anchor installation from ODM. Click to begin the slide show.
Product Snapshot: Truck-Mounted Crane and Rotary Hammer Extension
The Talbert 40-ton Lightweight Trailer is designed for the transportation of heavy equipment, including excavators and small- to midsize dozers. Weighing only 18,000 lb, the trailer can keep gross vehicle weight under state limits for superloads. A 22-in. deck height helps it meet height clearances. Talbert Manufacturing; 800-348-5232; www.talbertmfg.com
Talbert Manufacturing
The Overhead Drill Machine is an extension tool for rotary hammers. Its universal saddle fits most popular brands of rotary hammers, including DeWalt, Hitachi, Makita and Bosch. With a reach of 13 ft, the ODM can be used in the overhead installation of anchor wedges, eye pins and similar anchors into concrete. A pressure-based trigger grants greater control of the hammer during use. ODM; 800-544-8706; www.overheaddrillmachine.com
ODM
The IMT 40/275 Truck-Mounted Crane offers a maximum lifting capacity of 19,026 lb. The crane can be equipped with up to eight hydraulic extensions for a maximum horizontal reach of almost 70 ft. The crane requires a mounting space of only 3 ft, 9 in., which provides more flexible truck configurations. The 40/275 truck-mounted crane also features a rated capacity limiter to prevent overload and a wireless remote-control unit. Optional stabilizers for each side are also available. Iowa Mold Tooling Co.; 800-247-5958; www.imt.com
Iowa Mold Tooling Co.
The Atlas Copco line of SMART Concrete Pokers are available with centrifugal forces ranging from 360 lb to 1,030 lb. Each operates at 12,000 vibrations per second and features a built-in variable-frequency converter to protect against shocks, overload and overheating. The concrete pokers can be powered by any 120-volt supply and come with 32 ft of cable and 16 ft of hose. Atlas Copco; 800-732-6762; www.atlascopco.us
Atlas Copco
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