“When I came to work for A-Core about ten years ago, the owner asked me what kind of equipment we needed to run a successful demolition division,” said Ray Chavez, estimator and budget manager for the demolition division of A-Core Concrete Cutting Inc.
The $157 million tunneling project is a portion of DC Water’s Clean River Project and is supported by the DC Water Board in an effort to reduce combined sewer overflows, improve water quality and support flood protection in the District of Columbia.
The hydraulic breaker attachment — one of the most common attachments for a Brokk machine — generates as much as 1,500 foot-pounds of force at its tip. Typical wear and tear is expected, which is why keeping up on breaker maintenance is vital to ensure optimum performance on the jobsite.
When the opportunity arises, “Brokk it.” That’s the motto for Steve Johnston and his concrete cutting and coring business, Di-Tech International Inc. To Johnston completing a project involves more than simply the removal of concrete.
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// The Brokk team