Capital Equipment News March 2024

Jet Demolition’s Approach Safety remains the paramount concern for Jet Demolition, a leading player in the industry since 1994. Their commitment is reflected in methods and resources and in embracing automation technologies that ensure workers’ well-being. The company’s focus on completing projects safely, on time, and to international standards remains unwavering. While Jet Demolition is proficient in various demolition techniques, a preference for mechanical applications aligns with international best practices, emphasizing the separation of workers from potential risks. The company boasts an extensive equipment fleet meticulously maintained by an in-house team of mechanics. This commitment ensures readiness, efficiency, and top-notch performance for every project. “Our main concern is for the safety of people. Our methods, resources, and approach align exactly to serve this purpose. We have been in business since 1994 and have kept our focus on the main objective of completing a project safely, on time, and to international standards,” says Bester. In conclusion, integrating demolition robots and advanced automation solutions is steering the demolition industry toward a safer, more efficient future. Jet Demolition’s embrace of these technologies underscores a commitment to innovation and a dedication to the core values of safety and excellence that have defined the company for nearly three decades. As the industry evolves, human expertise and robotic precision synergy promise to shape a new era in demolition practices. b

Professional service robots designed for demolishing end-of-life buildings, using various end-of-arm tools like breakers, crushers, drills, or buckets to break through materials.

Remote-controlled units, like those used by Jet Demolition, show global advancements applied locally.

While remote-controlled techniques are crucial for safety in specific scenarios, limitations compromise precision and reactivity.

Despite high initial capital expenditure, the long-term return on investment and improved safety outweighs the costs.

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