Stucchi’s solutions for the demolition sector
The construction sector poses complex challenges that
require versatile and durable technological solutions that can meet two sides
which could not be more opposite: the construction and demolition of buildings.
In both cases, the machinery used must withstand
intense stress and testing conditions of use, but the forces at play in the
demolition of buildings mean that the speed of wear and tear is significantly
greater than other applications.
In fact, just a few days of continuous hammering
and changes of attachments can cause premature wear and tear to the hydraulic
couplings that help fuel the machine’s hydraulic circuits and allow it
to operate.
It is therefore obvious that without couplings designed
for this sector, you will quickly be affected by malfunctions, drops in
efficiency, hazardous losses of fluid for the environment and for workers and,
ultimately, financial losses as the direct consequence of a drop in
operations, workplace accidents and the purchase of new components.
You also need to take into account that a wide
variety of attachments are used on individual machines to carry out
all the work involved with demolishing buildings and this means frequent
coupling and decoupling of hydraulic lines, including under residual pressure.
Without adequate couplings, this work requires time that increases based on the variety of attachments and machinery used, ranging from heavy breakers to skid steers: throughout a working day, this downtime accumulates up to the point where it has a significant impact on productivity.
At the same time, quick couplings must guarantee
that the circuit is hermetically sealed without any leaks when subject
to high mechanical stress such as continuous hitting, twisting and
pushing.
With the right equipment and correct maintenance of the auxiliary hydraulic system, demolition companies can reap many advantages, including:
·
Less
time spent on-site;
·
Reduced
costs;
·
Greater
safety;
·
Greater
recycling efforts;
·
Greater
productivity;
·
Better
profitability.
Stucchi’s hydraulic quick couplings help couple and
decouple lines quickly, even under residual pressure; this also means that workers spend
less time outside their cabin and in contact with heavy equipment at high
pressure, minimising any risks to their safety.
Our heavy application models are designed to withstand
the high levels of stress they are subject to in the demolition sector, reducing equipment costs and the risks of
machinery blockages that might extend the work beyond the expected deadline.
Stucchi’s auxiliary hydraulic quick couplings are also
designed to be compatible with the wide range of attachments used in
this sector and to prevent contamination of the circuit and the environment.
Stucchi therefore offers its customers many
auxiliary hydraulic quick coupling solutions for heavy applications and
multi-coupling plates, such as the VEPHDL line, the GR and DP series of plates, as well as skid steer
couplings. Contact us now for furtherinformation.