Brokk, manufacturer of remote-controlled demolition machines, offers the Brokk 300, which features Brokk’s SmartConcept technology for improved power management, reliability, maintainability and ...

Brokk 100 remote-controlled demolition machine replaces model 90 with 35 percent more breaking power. The unit is 3.8 feet high and 2.6 feet wide, which allows it to access confined areas. Maximum ...

The electric-powered machine has a power-to-weight ratio designed for heavy-duty demolition. At 31 inches wide and 2,183 pounds (990 kilograms), the machine and its attachments fit through standard ...

Brokk Inc. has upgraded its electric Brokk 400 remote-controlled demolition machine to include a larger undercarriage for heavy-tracking applications like tunneling and mining and for enhanced ...

The electric-powered Brokk 110 remote-controlled demolition machine features increased power over its predecessor, the Brokk 100, and includes the Brokk SmartPower electrical system. The unit features ...

Meeting both Tier IV Final and European's Stage IV emission standards, the Brokk 520D is the most eco-friendly diesel demolition robot on the market, according to the manufacturer. The 520 Dreplaces ...

An 800P demolition machine from Brokk Inc., Monroe, Washington, has completed its inaugural year of operation at an Ohio facility of Canton, Ohio-based TimkenSteel. The Brokk 800P is made specifically ...

The Brokk 110 remote-controlled demolition machine has a 10-ft reach and delivers 15% more power than the earlier model. It weighs 2,183 lb and has a compact profile, allowing it to maneuver through ...

Brokk Inc., Monroe, Wash., has introduced the Brokk 400, a new demolition robot, which is bigger in size and capacity than any other model in the Brokk range, according to the company. The Brokk 400 ...

ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC) (NASDAQ: LASE), a leading global developer of industrial laser systems for cleaning and other material processing applications, and ...

Building demolition does not necessarily mean the wrecking ball. New technology powers a niche industry -- precision demolition. "When you want to go into a building to take out pieces of it, that's ...