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7 EXTREME Industrial Machines Ever Made | Extreme Heavy-Duty Machines

7 EXTREME Industrial Machines Ever Made | Extreme Heavy-Duty Machines Since the industrial revolution, machines have played a significant role in human civilization. These remarkable metal components, set up in a particular way, simplify and speed up our task. Here are the top ten most extreme machines ever created. Main : Bucket Wheel Excavator First up, we have the bucket wheel excavator by Thyssenkrupp. Bucket wheel excavators are utilized everywhere. Large volumes of overburden and soil need to be removed and moved efficiently and cost-effectively to reach deeper levels of raw material. This is necessary to gain access to the layers. When mining lignite, these machines can attain capacities of up to 240,000 m3 per day, digging heights of up to 100 meters, and service weights of up to 13,500 tons. However, compact bucket wheel excavators available from ThyssenKrupp are ideal for applications with lower volumes or more specialized requirements. The behemoth dwarfs the excavator, which is already quite enormous compared to a person. You can also get an idea of this machine's size by looking at this beast's catwalks. This industrial mining tool is 240 meters long, or over 800 feet, and has a capacity of 13,000 and 500 tons. It quickly dismantles piles of soil and rock rich in minerals regardless of size and puts them all in a container easily transportable across a mining site. Depending on the layout of the mine, RBS- Slipersbytare Next, we have the tool for replacing railroad ties. The railroad ties are the structures that lie perpendicular to the rail and support the entire railroad. However, to install these, a specialized instrument that can cut into the rock, remove the old tie, and ultimately put in the new one is necessary. This slipper changer is for this. It allows for the depth to be adjusted, and the integrated load-holding valve on the grip function ensures a safe and stable grasp on the object, even if the machine's pressure drops. Being secured by two powerful jaws operated hydraulically, the slipper is subsequently extracted from the ballast. Kobelco SK1300DLC Demolition Machine Urban redevelopment projects and the reconstruction of plant facilities demonstrate the yearly demand for larger and more durable structures at construction sites. KOBELCO keeps up the task of creating extremely large construction equipment to suit the demands of customers responsible for creating society. This Kobelco demolition tool is an illustration of this. The world's largest OEM-produced building demolition machine, the SK1300DLC, has a working weight of 130 tonnes and a reach of up to 40 meters. Its automatic pauses, interference position detection, and tip-over warning system offer operator comfort and safety. Bodembouw - Cutter Soilmix Next, we have a dirt cutter with dual opposing spinning heads in action on a construction site. The muddy earth is mashed and brought to the surface to prepare a hole for plumbing foundations or other constructions. After drilling the hole, an i-beam will be lowered to support the completed construction. Colmar - Rail Shear This is the Colmar Rail Shearing Machine. The machine utilizes hydraulic shears to cut railroad rails to the right lengths. With its sheer cutting force and extremely powerful clamps, the machine can almost snap any part of the track. Kemroc Cutter Wheel The Kemroc rock cutter wheel has several different applications. KEMROC manufactures these hardy attachments in four different sizes to fit excavators ranging in weight from 14 to 60 tons. The company has also created a variety of cutter wheel options for cutting depths up to one meter so that they can cater to a wide range of requirements. There is a selection of wheels available, each of which can accommodate a variety of tooling combinations and can reach widths of up to 400 mm. Drum Cutter A drum cutter is an excellent machine with applications ranging from preparing lands for projects to demolition, making it useful at a range of sites. The spinning set of teeth makes quick work of hard clay, rock, and concrete, transforming it into debris that is easy to remove. The machine utilizes rotating drums fitted with picks strategically positioned around the outside diameter to cut through surfaces. A hydraulic engine turns these drums at several hundred revolutions per minute. Outro: This brings us to the end of this video. If you liked the video, please consider subscribing and sharing so we can keep bringing more content like this. Also, let us know your thoughts in the comments below. See you next time!