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  SH-40

  The hydromill module is constituted by a heavy steel frame on which two milling drums and a centrifugal mud pump are mounted. In order to correct the module verticality deviation, 12 independent mobile flaps are positioned on the module surface. Furthermore, a simultaneous or independent tilting plate can be installed as optional for the best verticality correction, especially in case of leaned layers of rock. All Soilmec modules are set with a 2D or 3D sensor developed for the module positioning control, which is managed by the Hydromill DMS. Soilmec has designed all its modules with a rotation system conceived for T-panel execution or for other module orientations. This specific feature gives the possibility to facilitate the job site operations, leading to a reduction in terms of cost and time. The 40 t class module is suggested for medium-high depth projects. Its body length and weight guarantee a high verticality level and panel dimensions up to 3200x1800 mm. The high torque cutting unit (up to 153 kNm) can be installed. The module rotation system is included as a standard

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  SR-45

  Soilmec rigs are self-mounting, easily transportable and designed to giving the best drilling solutions. The hydraulic drilling rig <strong>SR-45 </strong>has been specially designed for suiting the following applications: -<strong> LDP</strong> cased bore piles with casing driven directly by rotary head or optionally by casing oscillator powered by the base carrier itself; -<strong> LDP</strong> deep uncased bored piles stabilized by drilling fluid or dry hole; -<strong> LHR </strong>(Low Head Room) – large diameter bored piles; -<strong> CFA</strong> (Continuous Flight Auger) piles by means of long auger string; -<strong> DP</strong> (Displacement Piles) / <strong>TCT</strong> (traction compacting tool); -<strong> TJ</strong> (Turbojet®) /<strong> TTJ </strong>(Twin Shaft Turbojet) - soil consolidation. The <strong>SR-45</strong> is equipped with the DRILLING MATE SYSTEM (DMS) on 12' touch screen for monitoring and control of the rig performances and operating parameters.

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  SC- 50 HD

  <strong>SC-50 HD</strong> is a Soilmec crane with an <strong>hydraulic proportional control </strong>system that provides accurate and simultaneous movements. Regarding performance, the maximum capacity is 50 tons with a working radius of about 3.6 m; the diesel engine power (201 kW) and the hoisting force (150 kN) are greater than those of the main competitors’ cranes. Another advantage is the <strong>new Soilmec cab</strong>, very comfortable for the operator and, especially, its innovative control panel. Finally, we have to highlight the different possible operating configurations (crane, hydraulic grab, cable grab, hydraulic rotary, dragline, etc.), which allow the SC-50 HD to be suitable for a large range of building yards.

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  SR-75

  Soilmec rigs are self-mounting, easily transportable and designed to giving the best drilling solutions. The hydraulic drilling rig <strong>SR-75 </strong>has been specially designed for suiting the following applications: - <strong>LDP</strong> cased bore piles with casing driven directly by rotary head or optionally by casing oscillator powered by the base carrier itself; - <strong>LDP</strong> deep uncased bored piles stabilized by drilling fluid or dry hole; - <strong>LHR</strong> (Low Head Room) – large diameter bored piles; - <strong>CFA</strong> (Continuous Flight Auger) piles by means of long auger string; - <strong>CAP</strong> (Cased Augered Piles) piles with double independent rotary system; - <strong>DP</strong> (Displacement Piles) / <strong>TCT</strong> (traction compacting tool); - <strong>TJ</strong> (Turbojet®) / <strong>TTJ</strong> (Twin Shaft Turbojet) - soil consolidation; - <strong>RCDS</strong> (Reverse Circulation Drilling System) on demand. The <strong>SR-75</strong> is equipped with the DRILLING MATE SYSTEM (DMS) on 12' touch screen for monitoring and control of the rig performances and operating parameters.

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