Hilti Hammer Drill

Hilti Hammer Drill With its versatility and durability, the Hilti TE 7-C Rotary Hammer Drill delivers impressive impact power for effective chiseling and drilling. Designed for long periods of demanding drilling in concrete, stone and masonry, and light chiseling on concrete and masonry, the ergonomic design makes for lighter work and less fatigue when tackling the toughest applications.

With the lowest vibration in its class, the TE 7-C is designed for superior working comfort, even when drilling overhead. The tool's balanced design and ergonomic handling help increase productivity by allowing users to work longer.

The TE 7-C is equipped with a slip clutch that stays more consistent throughout the tool's life and makes it possible to drill with core bits up to two in. in diameter.

The versatile TE 7-C Rotary Hammer offers three modes of operation, including rotation only, rotation with hammer and hammer only. Compatible with the TE DRS-M self-contained dust removal system, the TE 7-C is capable of virtually dust-free drilling. With a removable chuck interface, this rotary hammer can quickly adjust for all common chuck types with ease.

Under Hilti Lifetime Service, the Hilti TE 7-C can be serviced quickly and reliably, if needed, with no additional cost for two years. During the lifetime repair cost limit, which begins after the two-year no-cost period, the tool will have a maximum repair cost of no greater than 30 percent of the list price of a new tool.

Roadtec Soil Stabilizer

Roadtec Inc. announces that a new product, the SX 7 soil stabilizer, is now in production.

The Cat®-powered, 700-hp machine features a 21-in. cut depth, the deepest in the industry. Used to stabilize the roadbed before the pavement is placed, the SX 7 can work in many types of materials from soil to old pavement. With its right-hand flush cut, the machine pulverizes or stabilizes all the way to the curb line. The cut is 102 in. wide, perfect for three passes on a 24-ft-wide road. For relatively shallow cuts the cutter is positioned in the housing to provide optimal gradation. As cut depth increase the volume is adjusted in the housing to accommodate throughput for deep stabilization. The turning radius of this powerful machine is only 155 in., making it the most maneuverable soil stabilizer available.

The machine features 4-wheel steer and can be controlled via one or both front-wheels, one or both rear-wheels and can also crab sideways. The control console and operator seat swivel 180 degrees. The machine rides on four 26.5 x 25 tires with extra-deep tread and two-in. sidewalls and has four cutting speeds. Torque to the cutter drum is rated the highest in the industry at over 500,000-lb-force-in. in first gear.

PRS 40 EZ

Hirschmann (PAT) introduces the PRS 40 EZ Hirschmann Automation and Control (PAT) has introduced the PRS 40 EZ indicator system for mobile cranes. The PRS 40 EZ's open-ended design gives crane owners a great deal of flexibility, depending on their application. The PRS 40 EZ was designed to incorporate both wireless and hardwired sensors and can be set up to monitor inputs from a single sensor or combinations of sensors such as load, angle and wind speed. The operator can preset limits on each of the sensors with an audio and visual warning when the limits are reached. In addition, the system can also be set up to warn operators in the case of an impending two-block condition. Set-up for the PRS 40 EZ is done through the compact, user-friendly operator's console, and the system is also pre-wired for quick and easy installation in the field.