Product Snapshot: Telehandler and Cut-Off Saw
The E 355 telehandler has an operating weight of 11.5 metric tons, with a lifting capacity of up to 5.5 metric tons.
The DEWALT 9-in. 60V MAX cut-off saw is able to make cuts up to 31⁄4 in. deep, and its brushless motor can deliver up to 6,600 rpm.
The iCON GPS 70 T antenna features integrated IMUs to compensate for uneven terrain during stakeout operations.
Breaker hammers and other hydraulic excavator attachments previously sold under the Chicago Pneumatic and Atlas Copco brands will now be sold under the Epiroc label.
Telehandler: Extendable Cab
The E 355 telehandler has an operating weight of 11.5 metric tons, with a lifting capacity of up to 5.5 metric tons. It can load at heights up to 28 ft, and the adjustable cab can provide the operator a viewing height of up to 13 ft. The cab has a single-piece front window, large side windows and a glass roof panel for better operator visibility. It can accept a wide range of attachments, and Z-frame of the boom head provides enough breakout force for loading applications. Sennebogen; www.sennebogen.com
Cut-Off Saw: Battery Powered
The DEWALT 9-in. 60V MAX cut-off saw is able to make cuts up to 31⁄4 in. deep, and its brushless motor can deliver up to 6,600 rpm. The saw has a dual-side water-delivery system that is compliant with OSHA regulations for dust management. A five-position guard allows for users to pick the best angle to maintain a clear view of the cut. The saw runs on DEWALT’s 60V FLEXVOLT battery platform and can provide cutting power comparable to a gas saw. DEWALT; www.dewalt.com
GNSS Antenna: Tilt Compensation
The iCON GPS 70 T antenna features integrated IMUs to compensate for uneven terrain during stakeout operations. It is able to use GNSS information and readings from the IMUs to calculate locations and distances without requiring an operator to keep the pole vertical. The antenna is designed to be resistant to magnetic interference and does not require calibration before use. Leica Geosystems; www.leica-geosystems.com
Demolition Attachments: New Branding for Old Tools
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Breaker hammers and other hydraulic excavator attachments previously sold under the Chicago Pneumatic and Atlas Copco brands will now be sold under the Epiroc label. This includes 14 RX breakers for demolition, road construction and rock quarrying; six RC compactors for embankment construction; and 18 CG grapplers for demolition and rip-rap. Atlas Copco is in the process of splitting into two companies, and Epiroc will focus on infrastructure, mining and natural resource-related equipment and attachments. Epiroc; www.epiroc.com
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