Angle irons. I-beams. Pipes. Rebar. Steel tanks. As a contractor, you encounter it all. The way you encounter it, though, might not be the fastest or safest. Traditional open-flame torches get the job done, of course, but why work harder?<\/p>\n
Try the Brokk solution. It\u2019s easier, safer and more precise.<\/p>\n
Be among the first to see the TC120 Tank Cutter Feb. 3-6 at booth C4237 during World of Concrete in Las Vegas.<\/p>\n
Our sister company, Darda, manufactures the new TC120, which delivers extraordinary precision unparalleled in the industry. Pair it with the Brokk 160, 260 or 400 model and watch it open five inches and use 67 tons of cutting force on steel plate.<\/p>\n
Beyond the improved safety the TC120 brings compared to traditional torch cutting, it also improves productivity with its ability to continuously cut through steel plate as thick as 1\/2 inch.<\/p>\n
\u201cFor the first time in the industry, there\u2019s a safe, easy, high-productivity option for cutting steel,\u201d said Mike Martin, Brokk Inc.\u2019s vice president of operations. \u201cCombining the Brokk machine with the TC120 attachment is like powering a giant pair of scissors \u2013 it slices through steel effortlessly.\u201d<\/p>\n
This tool also alleviates the risk of harm to laborers as it offers, in conjunction with the Brokk machine, an extended reach of up to 27 feet, easily providing access to areas unobtainable to others. It improves efficiency while minimizing labor costs. Workers no longer have to climb scaffolds and ladders with torches to get to those hard-to-reach spaces.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s no doubt, steel cutting projects can be challenging. The next time a project\u2019s deadline gets a little heated, don\u2019t get torched. Get Brokk Inc.\u2019s TC120 attachment for increased safety and efficiency on the jobsite.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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