Testimonials
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The Ultimate Demolition Machine and Support you can trustA Western Australian-based contractor, Focus Demolition have used several different Rammer equipment such as rockbreakers and multiprocessor in various demolition applications. Encouraged by the product support and service delivery by TRS, Mr Jadd Brown has now added a Rammer RC706 Cutter Crusher to his fleet. The RC706 will be attached to a 5 tonne Yanmar for demolition works at the Australian Blood Bank commencing this spring. Rammer RC Cutter Crushers are ideally suited to environmentally sensitive applications where vibration, noise and dust must all be minimised. Rammer’s RC Cutter-Crusher range features three models, all of which deliver a class leading power to weight ratio. RC504 and RC706, with their lightweight design, can be mounted on carriers from 2.5 up to 9 tonnes, and the RC2022 is the number one choice for carriers between 20 and 40 tonnes. Specialising in challenging demolition works Focus Demolition with more than 25 staff relies on reliable equipment to complete the works on time. ‘It makes it easier to complete the task when you have the right tools and the reliability of Rammer. Coupled with the local support from TRS, this gives me the confidence that I can deliver what I promise to my customers’ says Mr Brown. ‘Having now used a range of different Rammer attachments, I can definitely recommend them for any rockbreaking or demolition application. The guys at TRS are easy to deal with, and they get things done promptly and as promised,’ added Mr Brown. |
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When Reliability matters, Rammer is your choiceSouthern Traxcavator is currently working at the Lakes Quarry, Western Australia to break oversize surface granite and needed a rockbreaker that delivers a constant and high breaking power. After trialling a competing breaker, Southern Traxcavator have returned to their initial choice, which they have owned and operated for over 18 years, the Rammer Rockbreakers. Encouraged by the product support and service delivery by Total Rockbreaking Solutions, the authorised Rammer dealer in WA and having seen the reliability of Rammer in the previous applications, it was an easy choice for Southern Traxcavator to stay with Rammer. “With Rammer I can keep output consistent whereas the competing breaker’s impact energy was directly proportional to the gas pressure – when it started leaking gas it started lose its power and eventually it took ten blows to break a rock instead of five” explains Marc Veccia, Director of Southern Traxcavator. Rammer’s advanced membrane technology and patented Fixed Blow Energy operating principle ensure constant high breaking power is maintained at all times. Using a positively sealed high pressure membrane accumulator ensures gas leakage is eliminated. The accumulator does not require constant re-filling or regular servicing of special seals, making Rammer Rockbreakers a reliable and preferred rockbreaker, particularly in remote locations. With the Rammer 4099 every impact – from first to last – is at maximum power enabling Southern Traxcavator maximise productivity and complete the job without unnecessary interruptions. In addition to the high pressure membrane accumulator, the 4099 rockbreaker features Rammer’s revolutionary operating principle, which combines stroke length, blow energy and idle blow protection. This allows operating parameters and output to be adjusted to match individual carriers and applications, improving hydraulic efficiency and safety. Two simple working mode selectors allow the rockbreaker to be purpose-matched to individual applications and materials: a long-stroke setting uses a lower blow frequency for optimum breaking in hard materials, such as granite and reinforced concrete foundations, while a short stroke setting delivers higher blow frequency which is ideal for softer materials, such as limestone. An Idle Blow Protector on/off selector also allows the operator to easily adjust the working mode to provide protection against blank firing. |
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Maximum Productivity with Interchangeable Jaws‘Demolition jobs vary and having a versatile demolition tool such as Rammer RD2019 Multiprocessor available saves us time and money as it enables us to complete different types of jobs without having to obtain a whole new assembly’ says Jim Cross, Director of Cross Verwijmeren Pty Ltd. ‘Our new Rammer RD2019, attached to a Caterpillar 320 DL excavator, is currently demolishing an old camp in Pilbara. We are very pleased with the progress and the improvement of safety onsite in using the work tool’. Rammer RD2019 multiprocessor is engineered for both primary and secondary demolition applications and is suitable for carriers between 16 and 25 tonnes, for crushing concrete, cutting reinforced structures, pulverizing and demolition. RD multiprocessors are designed with interchangeable jaws, to allow them to be adapted to the specific application at hand, ensuring maximum productivity every time. |
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Rammer Breaker Boom to Boost Productivity in the Cosmic BoyWestern Areas Ltd, Australia’s class leading nickel producer, with a consistent track record of meeting production targets have acquired a Rammer Breaker Boom package to enhance the safety, productivity and profitability of crushing operations in The Cosmic Boy Concentrator. The concentrator consists of a three stage crushing circuit, followed by a single closed circuit ball mill and a system of flotation tanks and thickening / filtration system to treat raw nickel bearing ore to produce a consistent nickel concentrate product. Light weight, multi-purpose Rammer C400 Boom with the Rammer 999 Rockbreaker will be used next to a primary crusher to clear blockages and bridging contributing to quarry’s productivity and enhancing safety as it can be operated directly by the valve levers or by using a Rammer radio control. |
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Rammer RD2525 takes down the 100 year old bridge on the Seventh Avenue100 year old bridge on the Seventh Avenue Bridge had reached the end of its working life and had been scheduled to be replaced. With a task to demolish the Seventh Avenue Bridge in Maylands Mr Jadd Brown at Focus Demolition needed a versatile demolition tool he could rely on in long-term. “Having hired the Rammer Multiprocessor in previous demolition jobs, and seen its reliability and power of maximum crushing force of 144 tonne it made sense to enquire about owning my own Rammer Multiprocessor” said Mr Brown. TRS recommended Rammer Multiprocessor RD2525 for the job as it is extremely versatile and has been engineered to perform a broad array of duties such as crushing concrete, cutting reinforced structures, pulverizing and demolition. Its jaws with pulverizing plates can be changed to a metal shear for demolition of steel reinforced concrete structures and complete the job without having to obtain a whole new assembly. “Features like these and the fact that this demolition application also needed a tool with 360 degree rotation that is a standard feature on RD2525 gave peace of mind that we can carry out this task as efficiently as possible” says Mr Brown. Work at the Seventh Avenue commenced in early June and RD2525 has lived up to its reputation. Attached to a Hitachi ZX330 the RD2525 is working its way through and half of the Seventh Avenue Bridge is already gone. Encouraged by product support and service delivery by Total Rockbreaking Solutions Mr Brown soon arranged a Rammer 255 rockbreaker for the Watermans Bay Marine Research Facility refurbishment project. “It makes it easier to complete the task when you have right tools like Rammer 255 and Yanmar mini excavator” comments Mr Caine Gibbons at Focus Demolition who supervises the demolition work at the Marine Centre. |
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WA Limestone choose Rammer“For over 10 years the Rammer Rockbreakers have been one of our most trusted attachment tools with excellent reliability in harsh conditions” Steve Della Bona, director of the WA Limestone bought the first Rammer G100 rockbreaker in 2000 to be used at a hard rock quarry in Byford that supplies all types of granite products. After many years of rockbreaking in extreme conditions the first Rammer rockbreaker was replaced by Rammer 4099 at Byford quarry in 2011. In the past few years WA Limestone has expanded its operations with two hard rock quarries being established in WA and due to increasing demand for specialised rock another Rammer Rockbreaker 4099 was acquired for the Karratha quarry. “I chose Rammer rockbreaker for its reliability, durability and proven record in Byford quarry. Other brands were considered but due to the remote operation the Rammer sealed accumulator system is far more reliable than the piston accumulator that is offered by competing breakers needing more frequent maintenance due to charging of the gas system”. WA Limestone is a family owned company that has been operating for over 40 years. With a strong emphasis on customer service and satisfaction, WA Limestone is now one of the biggest suppliers of granite armour stone, magnetite,quarry & construction aggregates, road construction materials, and marine infrastructure in Western Australia. Total Rockbreaking Solutions is proud to offer reliable and durable Rammer Rockbreakers for WA Limestone to assist them in supplying over 30 different types of raw materials products to contractors, State government, Local government, and the wider Western Australian public. |