Whether you need to move a few tons of dirt from one spot to another, or you need to pour
concrete in that big hole you just made, there’s a construction machine for the job. Welcome
back to another video from Lord Gizmo! Today, we’ll be showing you the power of just a
few of the machines that make our world go round, be it trenchers, vacuums, or much more!
First up, we have the McElroy Talon 2000. This machine is used for fusing large-diameter
thermoplastic pipes. Its powerful jaws tightly grip any pipe that's less than 78 inches in
diameter, after which a facer unit fits the ends of the two lines together. Lastly, a
heater fuses the attachment area by heating. The Talon 2000 is capable of lifting a pipe
from the ground, positioning it, and moving it along the pipeline. No doubt, it’s an
engineering marvel.
Next, we have the Shelton CT150, a chain trencher designed to dig and lay pipes. You can attach
this unit with any 150hp to 200 hp tractor. Its max digging depth is 5-foot which can
be varied from the cab. Similarly, its reel system lays the pipe in the trench while tranching.
These features enable one worker to do all drainage work alone. With its laser grading
technology, the unit can evenly install drainage pipes throughout agricultural land. Also,
the unit is equipped with a twin auger, which moves the soil to the trench edges so that
it can be bladed back easily.
Up next, we have the Dynaset hydraulic bucket built to perform a variety of cleaning tasks.
Unlike any electric-powered Vacuum pump, this unit transforms hydraulic power into an enormous
suction force. That means you can mount it with any excavator and start collecting dust
and debris, including gravel, fragments of steel, wood, and plastic. The Dynaset hydraulic
bucket perfectly works on demolition and construction projects.
The Carmix 3500 TC is an off-road mobile batching plant with a 4.850-liter drum. Generally,
this machine is designed for moving and pouring concrete. It is equipped with four electronic
sensors for scaling. This feature makes it easy to use and extra accurate for any kind
of mixed design. Its cab is comfortable and guarantees maximum visibility to the operator.
Moreover, the 3500 TC cement mixer has Promix technology for analyzing concrete: this includes
measuring slump, volume, temperature, aridity, and ready-mix indicator.
If you don’t know what silt fences are, they are made of woven polypropylene material,
usually positioned around construction areas to prevent chemical contamination to natural
drainage. This unit, made by Vermeer, is a silt fence installer. It can be attached with
a mini-load or skid steer. The worker just has to place the sheet under its rotatory
blade. As the blade rolls, the sheet is inserted into the ground. This fence installer can
install an entire roll of silt fence in one run.
Next, we have a drainage pipe layer from Mastenbroek. It is fitted with a large V-plow that cuts
into the ground and simultaneously lays drainage pipe underneath. It's perfect for agricultural
regions where the soil doesn’t become too hard. This equipment is capable of laying
pipelines up to 1.8 meters in depth. It is equipped with a Cummins 335 hp engine and
is regarded as excellent for lateral drainage schemes.
Last but not least is the Nimatech Pipelifter. It is a mechanical clamp that is used to lift
and place large diameter sewer pipes. The Pipelifter requires no hydraulic connection
and can be attached to an excavator via its coupler. It simply clamps a pipe at the top
end, which allows the excavator operator to pick up the pipe and move that to the proper
place. The operator can then use the same clamp to force the pipe onto the previous
one.