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Neuson’s new demolition breaker, a world’s first within the range of demolition breaker, will be introduced to the market punctually for the Bauma 2013. “Powerful, formidable and unique” is how Dennis Vitze, Product Manager for Demolition Technology at Wacker Neuson, describes the new demolition breaker. “Our idea was to move into a higher performance class in the demolition segment with our new demolition breaker, while remaining easy to transport and cost efficient. This goal has been definitively achieved with the EH 100.”
The single stroke impact energy of 100 Joules is packed into a compact hood with an absolutely new design. The ergonomically shaped, fully spring-mounted hood allows the operator to precisely guide the demolition breaker while maintaining visual contact with the chisel’s tip. This helps to make the demolition application extremely efficient. Plus all this is bolstered by the low hand/arm vibrations (HAV) of 5.8 m/s”.
Wacker Neuson’s proven hollow piston percussion system with striker rod is also in operation in the EH 100 and does so without wear-prone seals and gaskets. The system also makes possible the extremely high demolition performance. Also well-known from other electric demolition breaker by Wacker Neuson is the wear-free asynchronous motor with its brushless drive. It goes without saying that both percussion system and motor are precisely adjusted for the EH 100.
The results are remarkable: On the one hand an extremely powerful demolition breaker in a high performance class, on the other hand a tool easy to operate, transportable and cost-efficient thanks to its ergonomic design and the many proven technical details coming from Wacker Neuson.
The building world can thus await with interest a revolution within the demolition breaker segment. Let us look forward to a demolition breaker of a new dimension with a high degree of application flexibility and lots of power under the hood.
Source: (Google.com.pk)
Neuson’s new demolition breaker, a world’s first within the range of demolition breaker, will be introduced to the market punctually for the Bauma 2013. “Powerful, formidable and unique” is how Dennis Vitze, Product Manager for Demolition Technology at Wacker Neuson, describes the new demolition breaker. “Our idea was to move into a higher performance class in the demolition segment with our new demolition breaker, while remaining easy to transport and cost efficient. This goal has been definitively achieved with the EH 100.”
The single stroke impact energy of 100 Joules is packed into a compact hood with an absolutely new design. The ergonomically shaped, fully spring-mounted hood allows the operator to precisely guide the demolition breaker while maintaining visual contact with the chisel’s tip. This helps to make the demolition application extremely efficient. Plus all this is bolstered by the low hand/arm vibrations (HAV) of 5.8 m/s”.
Wacker Neuson’s proven hollow piston percussion system with striker rod is also in operation in the EH 100 and does so without wear-prone seals and gaskets. The system also makes possible the extremely high demolition performance. Also well-known from other electric demolition breaker by Wacker Neuson is the wear-free asynchronous motor with its brushless drive. It goes without saying that both percussion system and motor are precisely adjusted for the EH 100.
The results are remarkable: On the one hand an extremely powerful demolition breaker in a high performance class, on the other hand a tool easy to operate, transportable and cost-efficient thanks to its ergonomic design and the many proven technical details coming from Wacker Neuson.
The building world can thus await with interest a revolution within the demolition breaker segment. Let us look forward to a demolition breaker of a new dimension with a high degree of application flexibility and lots of power under the hood.
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