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Demolition
Applications for petrol driven breakers & drills
Atlas Copco petrol driven drills and breakers are designed
for rock drilling, breaking concrete, cutting asphalt,
tamping ballast, digging and other tasks.
| Cutting and compacting asphalt |
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| For this job you need an
asphalt chisel and a tamper. Run the breaker at
idling speed and make a score by holding the machine
at an angle. |
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| Break the asphalt,
keeping the edge straight and angled slightly
inwards. |
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| Compact the base
thoroughly using the tamper. |
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| When packing new asphalt
start at the edges. This will give a lasting seal.
Compact the rest of the material and level off. |
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Concrete breaking |
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| Always start from the
edge, if possible, when breaking concrete. Use the
widest tool the material allows. It makes the job go
faster. |
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Tie tamping |
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| Our breakers are ideal
for ballast tamping, especially around switches and
turn-outs. Operators should work diagonally cross
wise, in pairs or fours to ensure solid packing of
the ballast. |
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| Start upright and work
your way under the tie. Tamp for a few seconds, lift
the machine, and repeat. Sliding the breaker up and
down your thigh, takes the load off your back. |
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Digging |
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| Motor breakers can be
used to dig holes. The round spade is ideal for
digging in hard or frozen ground. |
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Post driving |
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| A number of hammers are
available for different profiles and tubes. Use the
post hole driver to make the hole. Move the machine
in circles to not get stuck in the ground. Then use
the driver pad to drive the fence post into the
ground. |
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Fencing |
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| When erecting a signpost,
the first step is to drive down a short pipe. The
sign is then placed inside the pipe and secured. |
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