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Brokk offers specialized, high-heat options ideal for PROCESSING APPLICATIONS. These features are available as part of Brokk’s customization during initial purchase or afterwards through the manufacturer’s REPAIR AND REFURBISHMENT SERVICES. Equipment customization with HEAT-RESISTANT OPTIONS allows facilities and contractors to tailor equipment to fit their specific needs and the unique demands of cement, steel and foundry applications.

BROKK, the world’s leading manufacturer of remote-controlled demolition machines, welcomes Matt Lyons to the team as its newest training and application specialist. Over the past year, the company has enhanced training and support services across North America, providing easier access to both in-person and digital educational opportunities for customers through facility upgrades and new hires. Lyons joins a highly skilled team of six training specialists who have more than 165 years combined experience. Based in the northeast, he will provide on-site and virtual safety and application training for customers in a variety of operations including interior and top-down demolition, road and bridge repair, and confined-space operation.  

BROKK, the world’s leading manufacturer of remote-controlled demolition machines, offers on-demand, personalized training options for Brokk customers. The offerings allow contractors to provide crews with in-depth operational or mechanical training from an experienced Brokk technician on-site or through BROKK’S DEMONSTRATION AND SERVICE CENTER in St. Joseph, Missouri. The flexible options — including curriculum, location, and single- or multi-day durations — offer customers continuing educational opportunities that fit their team and unique applications to increase safety, productivity and machine utilization.

BROKK, the world’s leading manufacturer of remote-controlled demolition machines, enhances its aftermarket service capabilities, including machine refurbishment and repair, with the addition of its new Demonstration and Service Center in St. Joseph, Missouri.