Metal, iron and steel industries

We know the conditions that prevail inside a metallurgical plant: The materials, the hydraulics, the cables, and the electronic systems in our machines are optimally adapted to the extreme ambient temperatures.

Mining and tunnel construction

With its 360° rotating telescopic boom the UNIDACHS provides a high degree of flexibility and a wide range, yet is of a compact height. For example it enables you to safely contour even large cross-sections. The operator is always working at a safe distance.

Special heavy construction

When it comes to sinking shafts our telescopic booms prove their worth. They are able to extend vertically up to 27m down into the ground.

Demolition

When demolishing objects that are hard to access, our machines, with their 360° rotating telescopic booms, are accurate even in very tight spaces.

Hydraulic Excavator

As opposed to cable excavators, hydraulic excavators with telescopic boom deliver power directly at the attachment, for example when sinking shafts or debricking iron and steel foundry systems.

As opposed to excavators with articulated arms, TML hydraulic excavators are equipped with a unique kinematic system. The attachment tool is able to move both linearly and by rotating. Because they have no articulated arm they can be deployed in very tight spaces and where working space and height is restricted.

TML hydraulic excavators are designed for use in the harshest of conditions – in the iron and steel industry, mining and tunnelling, and in the construction and cement-making industries.

They are at work inside steel works in the extremely harsh conditions found in the hot zones. The materials, hydraulics, cables, and the electronics systems in the machines are optimally adapted to the high ambient temperatures. For example the telescopic boom is fully enclosed. That means that the components inside the boom – such as the hydraulic cylinder and the hoses – are protected from heat radiation and from falling objects.

Field of application

TML Heavy Metal- Debricking Machines in action

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