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Earth-Moving
Compact
hydraulic excavator
Komatsu introduces the
PC27MR-3 compact hydraulic excavator, which is designed to bring
increased production and added operator comfort, according to the
manufacturer, to contractors in a variety of construction, utility and
landscaping applications. The PC27MR-3 features an operating weight of
6,460 pounds and a maximum dig depth of 9 feet, 4 inches. The unit is
powered by a 25.3-hp Komatsu direct-injection engine that meets EPA
emissions requirements and is fuel efficient without sacrificing power
of efficiency. The X-track frame is designed to deter the build-up of
dirt and debris, saving the operator time when cleaning the machine.
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Excavator
The on/off pavement XL 3300 III excavator from Gradall Industries weighs 39,000
pounds and offers productivity and versatility on a wide range of jobs.
Its four-wheel-drive, rubber-tire undercarriage moves easily in dirt and
mud, while also offering mobility on pavement. Even without the use of
optional outriggers, the XL 3300 III has stability similar to a
conventional crawler while working at either end or either side. New
features include more comfort options and an in-cab switch to select the
joystick pattern — either Gradall, Deere or SAE — to accommodate
operator preference. Also, to simplify fleet maintenance management,
nearly 90 percent of all service parts are interchangeable between
Series III on/off pavement Gradall excavators. The XL 3300 III has a
compact profile with a new rear counterweight design, resulting in a
rear swing of 7 feet, 6 inches, enabling the excavator to work in
traffic lanes without closing the road. The unit also features a digging
depth of 18 feet, 5 inches and the boom reach at ground line is 27 feet,
3 inches.
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Telehandlers
Telehandlers
The new Haulotte Top Lift
(HTL) telehandlers have lift capacities of up to 9,000 pounds and
lifting heights up to 54 feet, 10 inches. The HTL models are designed to
be rapidly fitted with multiple accessories including forks, buckets,
work tools, hooked brackets, metal windscreen protectors and
side-mounted work tool containers. The units are also engineered with a
significant reduction in noise and carbon dioxide emissions levels.
Four-wheel drive and steering allow the units to handle rough terrain,
and a tilt-correction function provides horizontal stabilization.
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Telescopic
handlers
The new Gehl DL Series Dynalift
telescopic handlers have lift capacities from 7,000 to 12,000 pounds and
lift heights from 40 to 55 feet. Models are available with a
high-profile boom configuration to provide maximum visibility. Each
model features a rear axle stabilization system for improved stability
in all work environments. In addition, the Dynalift models do not
require fluid-filled tires to meet stability requirements, and
outriggers are optional.
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Compressors
Portable
compressor
Jenny Products introduces a
line of electric hand-carry compressors that offers the convenience of
an easily maneuverable compressor option for do-it-yourself homeowners
and professional contractors. The lightweight and compact compressors
feature a single-stage, direct-coupled pump, built with a cast iron
cylinder for longer service life and an aluminum head to allow better
dissipation of heat. All four electric hand-carry models feature 2-hp
motors. The air tank sizes range from 1.5 to 6 gallons, with two models
offering 4-gallon air tanks in either a vertical or horizontal
configuration. Operating on 115-volt power, the hand-carry compressors
each deliver up to 4.1 cfm at 100 psi or 3.6 cfm at 125 psi for quick
recovery. The motor includes a start/stop pressure switch control set at
105 to 125 psi, a standard on/off switch and a thermal overload
protection feature with manual reset.
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Portable
compressor line
Kaeser Compressors
introduces the M15 and M17 to its Mobilair portable compressor line.
With a durable polymer shell, the models combine Kaeser’s proprietary
Sigma Profile airend with an industrial Honda gasoline engine. These
units produce 50 to 60 scfm at 100 psig with variable pressures from 70
to 190 psig also available. The dent- and temperature-resistant molded
polymer shell is suited for a variety of heavy-duty uses, while the
lightweight, wheel-mounted package and hinged handle bar offers easy
maneuverability. Vibration isolator pads absorb shock from the engine
and airend, ensuring quiet operation.
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Demolition Hammers & Tools
Mobile
hydraulic hammer
The Arrow-Master Arrow
Hammer Model 1350T is a pneumatic-tired, mobile hydraulic hammer that
operates both on and off paved surfaces. An 8-hp John Deere diesel
engine provides power for the hammer. The 1350T breaks, cuts and scores
concrete, rock and asphalt into sizes suitable for excavation recovery.
It also compacts and tamps backfill with adjustable impact up to 13,000
foot-pounds. Standard features include mechanical or electronic stroke
control, ROPS, a pivoting mast for maximum impact on uneven surfaces,
stoplights and reflectors, and a mechanical back-up alarm.
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Breakers
The line of breakers from Huskie Hydraulic
Hammers offers users improved serviceability due to a reduction in
total parts, and also provides improved power-to-weight ratios. The
breakers also feature multi-fit brackets to permit mounting on several
different prime movers including compact excavators, skid-steer loaders
and backhoes. The hydraulic hammer line features 11 models available
from 100 to 8,000 foot-pounds. They also feature a modular design that
is field serviceable with no special tools.
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Hydraulic
impact hammer
Allied Construction Products
introduces the addition of the Model AR 70C to its AR Series hydraulic
impact hammer product line. The AR 70C is a 538-pound hammer that mounts
quickly on a mini-excavator. It also adapts to a skid steer loader with
mounting bracket configurations and two-position brackets for increased
productivity. The hammer also features steady blow energy for maximum
breaking power as well as straight hydraulic hose fittings for reliable
and leak-free connections. A wide assortment of demolition and specialty
tools are available to match the job.
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Computer Software
Software
module
SmartEquip introduces the
SE Warranty module to the SmartEquip Efficiency Suite. SE Warranty
standardizes the process of submitting and receiving warranty claims,
enabling consistent management of warranty processes, communications and
status updates. Features include warranty claim creation that prompts
for all required information, including model number, serial number,
service date and service hours, so that the claim is submitted
accurately and completely. Claim status updates can be viewed to track
the progress of warranty submission. The module is available to fleet
owners who implement SmartEquip’s e-FleetPro and for OEMs who utilize
the company’s product support suite.
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Rental
management system
Enfinity, the Windows-based rental management system from Solutions by Computer, has
expanded its applications for equipment rental companies with robust
capabilities for purchase orders and parts. These latest software
developments capitalize on Enfinity’s integration of the user-friendly
Windows platform with Solutions’ applications software.
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