Brokks have been used in Australia
since 1984 working in the Process industry, mining and construction –
demolition.
In the process industry they have been used to
take the operator away from the hot areas and of equipment such as excavators
where there is a chance off material falling on the operator, the Brokks has
also been used to eliminate the use of hand held tools.
In mining the Brokks have been used mainly for
cleaning the stopes in narrow vein gold mining, breaking oversize on the
grizzlies and tunneling.
In process they have been used to replace the
hand held tools and earthmoving machines in confined spaces and also in areas where there is a risk of collapse or engulfment.
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The smallest demolition robot in the Brokk family is Brokk 50.
Originally introduced to strip down tiles in old bathrooms, Brokk 50 is able to pass through 60 cm wide doorways and is therefore the perfect machine wherever narrow openings have to be considered.
It can be transported in a standard passenger elevator or even climb up and down ordinary stairways.
Once in place, the working capacity of Brokk 50 is surprisingly high
despite its small size.
The most common tool used on the Brokk 50 is
the SB52 hydraulic breaker, which has been especially developed for the
machine. Other optional attachments include a concrete crusher,
bucket, clamshell bucket and grapple.
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Brokk 90 is one of the most versatile machines available on the market for demolition in confined spaces.
It incorporates the best features of previous Brokk models and all the experience gained by Brokk operators and owners and fills the gap between our smallest Brokk 50 and the next size, Brokk 180. When demolishing in confined spaces, size does matter!
Brokk 90 is easy to transport on a trailer or pick-up. It can be driven on floors in residential buildings and transported in a passenger elevator between floors. It can even climb up and down ordinary stairways.
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Don't let the size fool you. The Brokk 160 is another big leap
forward when it comes to size / performance ratio: Stunningly strong.
Surprisingly small. This light-weight, remote controlled demolition
machine with a new, power packed electric motor is hard hitting (plus
410 joules at the tip).
As with the complete line of
Brokk remote demolition machines, safety is the first design priority.
The Brokk 160’s state-of-the-art digital remote control takes the danger
out of demolition by allowing you to control the unit from a safe
distance with split second accuracy.
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The popular Brokk 180 is our medium range demolition robot.
This flexible, all-round machine is suitable for many different demolition tasks in construction demolition but also in the cement, process and nuclear industries.
Brokk 180 can be customised to suit different locations and requirements. It can be operated on 32 or 63 amp supplies and be equipped with flap down outriggers or dozer blade. Brokk 180 can also be fitted with a telescopic arm if you need extra reach and accessibility.
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The new Brokk 260 is one of our medium range demolition robots.
The machine weighs only 3050 kg and has a reach of 5.8 metres. Equipped with Atlas Copco´s new hydraulic breaker SB 302 the machine and the breaker establish an extremely powerful combination of incredibly high hitting force. If you equipped the Brokk 260 with Darda´s new concrete crusher CC520, specially designed for this machine, the machine delivers a cutting force of remarkable 170 tons. The machine can of course also be equipped with other kinds of attachments as grapples, buckets, drills etc.
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The giant in the Brokk family is the 330D (diesel) model.
To our knowledge it is also one of the two most powerful demolition robot available on world markets at present. As with all Brokk machines, the capacity in relation to size and weight is unsurpassed.
The Brokk 330D weighs 4400kg without attachment and can handle tools of up to 550 kilo weight. Compare these figures with the weight of a conventional excavator equipped with the same type of breaker! The difference is that a Brokk machine is designed and built specifically for demolition purposes, thus optimised for this particular kind of job. And it does it better than any other equipment available.
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The Brokk 400 is the largest machine in the Brokk range and the most powerful demolition robot available on the market today.
As with all Brokk machines, the capacity in relation to size and weight is unsurpassed. To our knowledge it is also the most powerful demolition robot
available on world markets at present.
The Brokk 400 weighs 4800kg without attachment and can handle tools of up to 600 kilo weight. Compare these figures with the weight of a conventional excavator equipped with the same type of breaker! The difference is that a Brokk machine is designed and built specifically for demolition purposes, thus optimised for this particular kind of job. And it does it better than any other equipment available.
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