A PRACTICAL START
THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE TASK.
Hard material and awkward loads can change the scope of an excavation. Rock hammering is part of Pinpoint's service range, along with hydraulic grab work for suitable material handling tasks. Send photographs and explain what needs to be broken, moved or removed so Reid can assess the requirements.
The right approach depends on the actual job. Space around the machine, nearby structures, access to the work face and the destination of the material all matter. If rock or another obstruction has been encountered during existing works, share the dimensions and information already available from the project team.
Attachment work may sit alongside trenching, site preparation or removal. Discuss those connected stages at the same time so the work can be scoped together. Equipment suitability and availability are confirmed for the project; the gallery illustrates a range of earthworks rather than a promise of a particular machine on every job.
Useful details for your enquiry
- Describe the material and provide photographs with a sense of scale.
- Identify nearby structures and the space available to work.
- Explain whether material needs breaking, repositioning or removal.
GOOD QUESTIONS.
Can you help if rock is holding up an excavation?+
Contact Reid with photographs, access details and the extent of the obstruction. Rock hammering is available to discuss, with the approach confirmed for the conditions and project.
What is hydraulic grab work used for?+
A hydraulic grab is used for suitable gripping and material handling tasks. Describe the item or material and its intended movement so Reid can assess the job.
Can hammering and removal be arranged together?+
Yes, both can be discussed in the same enquiry. Explain what material needs to be removed and the access available for handling and loading it.