Crusher-cutter combination takes on both metal and masonry

Nov 12, 2004

Built for a carrier weight class ranging from 16 to 28 tons, the CC 1501 CombiCutter from Atlas Copco Construction Tools has two sets of jaws: universal jaws that open 31 inches wide for crushing concrete and masonry and steel cutting jaws that open 15 inches wide to cut through structural metal. The CombiCutter operates using two hydraulic cylinders for optimum power during cutting. Speed valves reduce the time it takes to open and close the jaws. With 360-degree rotation, the CombiCutter can be quickly positioned for fast, efficient demolition.

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