InfraStructures - February 2017 - Brokk Heightens Power & Efficiency with Brokk 110 Remote-Controlled Demolition Machine

Brokk Heightens Power & Efficiency with Brokk 110 Remote-Controlled Demolition Machine

Brokk will present the Brokk 110 at CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2017, March 7-11, 2017, in Las Vegas. The electric-powered machine features increased demolition power over its predecessor, the Brokk 100, and includes the all-new Brokk SmartPower™ electrical system. The machine’s improvements increase the reliability and versatility for Brokk customers working on harsh jobsites in industries such as construction, metal processing, mining and nuclear.

“For more than 40 years, we’ve focused on offering the best possible products,” said Martin Krupicka, Brokk Group CEO. “With the Brokk 100, we saw the opportunity to further enhance efficiency and increase hitting power, which led to the development of the new Brokk 110.”

The new machine features 3 m reach and weighs 990 kg. It delivers 15% more power than the older Brokk 100 and 50% more than the popular Brokk 90 while retaining a compact design, making it ideal in restricted spaces and on weak floors.

The Brokk 110 includes Brokk SmartPower™, the company’s all-new electrical system, which is also available on the new Brokk 120 Diesel and Brokk 280. It incorporates hardened components and fewer moving parts than its predecessor and optimizes performance based on a number of factors, including power supply quality and ambient temperature. The system can sense when a power supply is poor or faulty, making it suitable for generators or unreliable power supplies.

The Brokk 110 is compatible with the attachments available for the Brokk 100, including breakers, crushers, grapples, rock drills and shears. The compact machine and its attachments fit easily through standard doors and inside passenger elevators. With its low floor load, the Brokk 110 is able to maneuver in otherwise inaccessible areas, such as stairwells or elevators. Its compact size is ideal for a variety of applications, from top-down demolition and interior strip-outs to selective concrete removal.

Source: Brokk Inc.

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