Allied
Shows Off Newest Wares at Cleveland Demo Event
Construction Equipment Guide,
August 24th, 2005 Allied Construction Products LLC
held a demo event for its new line of m- and in-Series hydraulic hammers and Ho-Pac plate compactor attachments on
July 20 at the company's Marblehead Testing Grounds in Lakeside/Marblehead,
OH.
m-Series Modules Can Be Rebuilt Separately
The Rammer m-Series hydraulic hammer has been added
to Allied's full product line.
The m-Series hammers are built with a modular design made
up of three major components - housing, impact and tool
modules. With this all new modular design, maintenance is
quicker, rebuilding is easier and all modules can be overhauled
separately.
The m-Series hammers feature:
- Modular design that allows three modules to be overhauled
separately
- Adjustable impact energy to match working conditions
for optimal performance
- Constant Blow Energy(CBE) that guarantees that all blows
are at full power
- Higher power to weight ratio with a heavier piston delivering
more impact energy
- Easy start or auto-shut-off
- Ramlube that ensures continuous greasing to both bushings
in all conditions
- No tie rods or tie bolts, and
- Slip-fit lower and upper tool bushings that are easily
maintained and require no special tools
The m-Series hammers are available in two models - the model
14 and the model 18. The model 14 requires 48 gpm at 2,321
psi and breaks at a rate of 1,000 blows per minute. The model
18 requires 58 gpm at 2,321 psi and breaks at a rate of 800
blows per minute.
Mounted on excavators, the m-Series hydraulic hammers
are built for the demolition of concrete structures, building
foundations, pavement, trench rock and oversize rock.
Join the "in-Crowd"
The in-Series hammers are built to meet the growing demands
of the rental market and offer contractors the most up-to-date
hammer technology. The most distinctive feature of the in-Series
hydraulic hammers is a massive trapezoidal tool that offers
considerable benefits over traditional small hammer tools.
This non-breakable tool provides extended service-life combined
with increased productivity.
The in-Series hammers feature:
- A massive, trapezoidal tool that is unbreakable
- Minimal, maintenance (no greasing)
- No tie-rods; No tie-bolts; No side-bolts
- No steel tool bushings (one bushing made of composite
wear-resistant material)
- A compact design for narrow work areas
- No day-to-day nitrogen-gas checking or charging, and
- An innovative mounting bracket (two brackets in one).
The in-Series hammers are available in four models - the model
8, model 11, model 15 and model 22 - ranging from a working
weight of 152 to 453 lbs., operating pressures from 2,030
to 2,175 psi, oil flows from 3 to 18 gpm and blows per minute
from 1,800 to 2,100.
Mounted on a mini-excavators, skid steers and backhoes, the
in-Series hydraulic hammers are built for the demolition
of concrete structures, building foundations and pavement.
The Extreme Ho-Pac - A New Generation of Compacting
The all-new extreme Ho-Pacs - models 500, 1000, 1600 and
2300 - now deliver more impact energy, multiple bolt-on
base plates, an errorless, four-function valve, a variety
of mounting configurations and maintenance-free oil splash
bearing lubrication.
The advantages of the all-new generation of extreme Ho-Pacs
include:
- A larger eccentric with the mass further away from the
shaft centerline that helps to increase impulse and compaction
force
- Oil splash that provides maintenance-free (no greasing)
bearing lubrication
- A base plate that can be unbolted easily to allow replacement
with a different size (wider or narrower) or custom attachment
- New hose routing for better protection against sheared
or damaged hoses
- Worry-free "plug-and-go" installation
- Tough-coat hoses that prevent cuts and extend ear-life
- A four-function valve that controls flow, pressure,
regeneration and oil flow direction, and
- A variable Mounting System(VMS) providing a variety
of mounting configurations (except Model 500) to "custom-fit"
to most carriers
Using an eccentric , rotating weight that creates vibration
and impulse energy, the carrier-mounted Ho-Pac provides the
needed forces for effective soil compaction and driving.
The Ho-Pac features specifically-designed rubber mounts that
direct the energy forces to the compaction plate, not the
carrier's boom.
Static downpressure and the high impulse vibration forces
produced by the Ho-Pac are ideal for compacting granular materials.
The vibrations generate stress waves, which bring the soil's
air and moisture to the surface. As a result, the soil particles
are rearranged, compressed and compacted. These same forces
also effectively compact cohesive materials.
As a compactor, Ho-Pacs are ideal for trench, slope and
excavation compaction. They are also suited for compacting
waste materials and for breaking up frozen coal. An optional
swivel-top mounting bracket permits precise positioning
of the Ho-Pac without repositioning the carrier.
As a driver, Ho-Pacs offer a faster, less-expensive technique
for driving wood, steel an aluminum sheeting, H and I beams,
piling, posts and sea walls.
The Allied Ho-Pacs operate off of the machine's own hydraulic
system and reach out to work anywhere the machine's boom
can reach. And, the Ho-Pacs interchange with the machine's
bucket in minutes. An optional swivel-top mounting bracket
permits precise positioning of the Ho-Pacs without repositioning
the carrier.
Because it's both a compactor and a driver, the Allied
Ho-Pacs permit even the smallest contractor or municipality
to have this dual capability available.
The all-new generation of extreme Ho-Pacs are rugged, versatile
and reliable.
Allied Construction Products LLC is a leader in innovative
construction product technology. Through more than 200 U.S.
and Canadian distributors, Allied offers a complete line
of backhoe/excavator, skid steer and mini-excavator mounted
attachments, stationary breaking and material handling systems
and trenchless underground piercing tools.
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