Remote Controlled Demolition / Robotic Demolition

Robotic demolition is carried out by our varied range of Robotic machines to overcome any site requirements. Our Robotic machinery is powered by 3 phase electricity, and being remote controlled means the operator can work from a safe position and have no vibrational issues associated with hand and arm vibration (white finger). This is ideal for internal and external heavy demolition works, where a fume free environment is required. All of our services are provided by qualified operators and equipment is modern and well maintained with our machines well serviced.

Radio control gives the operator freedom of movement to get a perfect view of the work in hand and there is no cable hindering mobility or at risk of being damaged by falling debris. The operator can select his optimum location from where he can progress and supervise the works from a safe distance.

Attachments available include crunching jaws, grabs, hammers, backhoe and clamshell buckets to fulfil a range of robotic demolition requirements. The machines have the capability to climb staircases, and enter doorways of 900mm wide.

Fast, safe and incredibly adaptable Concrete Cutting Sydney's Robotic Demolition Service is ideal in difficult or dangerous spaces and when you need to hit that looming deadline.

Benefits of Robotic Demolition:

• Health and Safety concerns are easily maintained using this type of equipment.

• No operator or supervisor is required to stand in close proximity of the working area making the demolition zone easier to control.

• 3-phase electrical supply means no toxic fumes.

• Using the remote control allows the operator to work at a safe distance from the demolition zone and any falling debris. No banks-man required.

• Crunching concrete or masonry generates little to no noise; the procedure is virtually vibration free.

• Versatility: With several easily changeable attachments and able to manoeuvre on rubber or metal tracks, our demolition machinery can cope with all terrains and can even climb stairs.

• Compact size: The machines will access through doorways - openings ranging from 800mm-1,500mm width.

• The percussive hammer outclasses many machines 4 times its size.

• Hydraulic jaws can be used for crunching up to 550mm reinforced concrete.

• Milling heads capable of planing concrete walls and floors.

• Bucket for excavations, trenching or clearing of debris