The breaker PK “It”? Let's take a look

Are you still smashing the support beam with a broken hammer?

Most of the support beams are removed and sent to remote areas for concentrated crushing. How did these sent-off support beams get crushed???

According to the survey, we know that many places use broken hammers to break these beams bit by bit, which is not only loud, but also produces a lot of dust. If the surrounding people complain about the need to move away from the re-find the site.

If you use a broken hammer to crush the support beam to use a digger, 20-30 tons of excavator rent needs 250 yuan / hour, according to the market broken hammer according to 40,000 yuan / Taiwan. Rent 8 excavators a day and crush about 24 piles in 8 hours. Cost of the day (excluding the cost of the hammer): 8 x 250 x 8 x 16000 yuan / day. Two months according to 60 days , 16000 x 60 , 960,000 yuan, the cost of 8 broken hammers , 8 x 40000 , 320,000 yuan, the total cost of up to 1280,000 (about 1.28 million)

The same cost, the use of automatic support beam crusher, less than two months can return to this!

This is the effect of using a support beam crusher to crush, so now you will still find this device expensive???

Introduction to the foundation of fully automatic support beam shredder

■Dimensions: 8 meters long, 4.5 meters wide and 2.5 meters high

■Weight: The whole machine is about 40T

■Trip per break: 300

■Top crushing force: more than 1000 tons

■Voltage: 380V 120KW

■The first crushing part of the 6 cylinder diameter 190 barrel diameter 260

■The second crushing part of the 4 cylinder diameter 240 barrel diameter 320

1. Simply put the pile on the feeding platform, the equipment will be automatically broken, the process is simple, high efficiency;

2. This equipment is equipped with hydraulic control system and automatic control box, simple operation, safety;

3. A total of 10 cylinders, the first crushing part with 6 cylinders, the second crushing part with 4 cylinders, crushing more thoroughly, easy to remove support beam rebar and construction waste;