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Conjet AB has added the 'Nalta' Jetframe 101 to its range of hydrodemolition equipment
Hinowa has introduced a crawler mounted dust suppression
Husqvarna is to introduce the new DXR 250 demolition robot at World of Concrete 2010
One of the first 1.9 tonne Husqvarna DXR 310 demolition robots in the USA was used by concrete removal specialist Bluegrass to remove two industrial kilns
New rail breaker tooth segments are now available for Allied Gator's MT range of demolitiion attachments
Two Aqua Cutter robots from Aquajet to carry out concrete repairs and upgrades on more than 10 bridges in Costa Rica.
A DustBoss DB-30 unit mounted on an I beam 6 m (20 ft) above the ground is providing dust suppression for Cooper Tank Transfer
Atlas Copco has extended the warranty on its light and medium hydraulic breakers to three years. The newly developed 1+2program is free of charge for all SB and MB range hydraulic breakers purchased after July 1, 2009.
Sandvik has unveiled two new breakers for the global market featuring noise and vibration damping, and sound suppression systems
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Montabert's new picBucket combines the power of a breaker with the manoeuvrability of a bucket.
Allied Gator has introduced a grapple jaw set for its MT range of multi-tools
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Indeco has added two new models to its range of demolition attachments
A new system is now available to make semi-automatic quick coupler systems much safer
Daemo has added a new breaker at the top end of its DMB series breakers in the shape of the 5,900 kg (12,980 lb) DMB800
The highlight on the Mantovanibenne stand was undoubtably the new CR100R crusher attachment
On show on the Genesis Europe stand at Intermat was the new five-tine Polyp Grap GPG-H grapple
Attachment supplier Everdigm has announced the introduction of what will be known as the Series 6 line of hydraulic breaker
Caterpillar Work Tools has used the Intermat exhibition to launch new demolition tools in its attachments range.
Aquajet has unveiled major product developments to its hydrodemoliton robots and other equipment following an intensive R&D effort over the last 18 months. Lindsay Gale reports
Bobcat has now approved the use of its HB880, 980 and 1180 80 series breakers on the new E55W wheeled and E60 tracked excavators
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