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BROKK 330 demolishes reinforced concrete on a total takedown. The
330 is largest BROKK unit and can hammer machines 3 to 4 times its
size. RubbleMakers owns several BROOK 330's with a full array of
attachment.
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BROKK 150 provides confined space access during a glass furnace
demolition project. The glass industry is a popular use for RubbleMakers.
To date, we have worked for many of the nation's largest glass manufactures
and their contractors.
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Removal
of a file chest during an outage at a paper plant is safely, quickly
and efficiently completed by RubbleMakers. Working under either
a fixed fee or rental basis, the paper industry has been one of
the largest suppliers of work for RubbleMakers crews.
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Cat 312 with a UP20 removes concrete barriers during a bridge renovation
project.
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Bobcat removes refractory during a shutdown at a kiln. 24 hours
a day, 365 days a years, RubbleMakers is ready to respond to any
outage anywhere.
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Whether
it is a confined space demolition using BROKKs or squeezing this
Cat 330 into this location, RubbleMakers excels at putting the most
productive machine in the smallest areas. This project was a burned
out historical structure that required RubbleMakers/Duane Corporation,s
efforts in asset recovery, building separation and finally shoring
for new construction.
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