InSite This Week, Nov 11, 2004.
West Valley Demonstration Project

South East Asia Construction, Jul/Aug 2004

"A remarkable success story". That's how Mr. Fred Petschauer, decommissioning project manager of BNL, describes the completed filter removal around their underground graphite reactor using a Brokk 330. "The filter removal was done without an incident and without a breakdown", he says.

Gregory Zeller, Editor of The North Shore Sun

Six Brokk machines were involved in a major reconstruction of a shopping mall in Stockholm, a site where dust, noise, and vibration were to be kept at an absolute minimum.

Jan Hermansson, PDI

This robot can break down a 3x3x0.25m brick wall in 15 minutes - a quarter of the time it would take six to eight men armed with electric tools to do the same. The 2000 kg demolition robot Brokk did just that yesterday at Changi Airport.

Pamela Pang, Today

"Without a doubt, Brokk equipment helped speed up the process. Te job was completed in approximately half the time".

Jim Brady, vice president of BCA Equipment,

Kiln maintenance is both necessary and inevitable. The age old question remains: "How can we reduce the number of scheduled and unscheduled outages and minimize the time that the kiln is off-line?"

Joe Schuller, Brokk Bricking Solutions

D&Ri's Murray Pollok talks to Mats Hedlund, the new managing director of Brokk.

"Our machines only weigh 3.5 tonnes but have the power of an excavator four times heavier".

Nick Turnbull, director of Gnat International

"The larger robots produce an excellent punching force for their size".

Glen Clark, contracts manager, John F Hunt

"The Brokk has given us the ability to anticipate, locate and safely handle 11 potential fuel elements."

Mike Miller, operator for the Bechtel Hanford-led Environmental Restoration Contractor team.

"We don't just like them, we love them. They're just great. They've reduced a lot of time and labor on our jobs."

John Hennessy, President of Nuprecon.